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Notre Dame interested in son of UGA legend Thomas Davis
Class of 2026 four-star recruit Thomas Davis Jr. is gaining significant interest from the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, according to Collin Ginnan of On3. According to On3’s Recruiting Prediction Meter, the Irish have a 94.7% chance in nabbing the recruit. Davis Jr. is a keystone of an awesome defense...
Tragedy in Mountaindale: Rock Hill Fire Department Reflects on Heartbreaking Response
Last week, the Rock Hill Fire Department responded to a devastating motor vehicle accident in the Mountaindale Fire District, where two young men tragically lost their lives. The victims were identified as Yisroel Sholom (ben Yaakov) Oshri Z”L, from the Belzer Community in Boro Park, and Mendel (ben Moshe) Weinberger Z”L, from the Satmar Kehilla.
Furman Rallies Past Winthrop To Claim First Victory, 2-1
Rock Hill, S.C. – Christian Kraus and Ivan Agyaakwah netted second half goals as Furman rallied past Winthrop, 2-1, to claim its first victory of the season Sunday evening in Rock Hill, S.C. The win improved the Paladins to 1-0-1 on the season while Winthrop slipped to 0-2-0. With...
South Carolina's first execution in over a decade will likely be a Greenville County man
A Greenville man is expected to be the first person executed by the state since 2011. The South Carolina Supreme issued the execution order to the South Carolina Department of Corrections for Freddie Eugene Owens, 46, late Friday. His execution has been scheduled for Sept. 20. Shortly after the death penalty order,...
No, Mecklenburg County will not send you a text message or mail asking you to register to vote
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Election season is here, which means lots of mail and text messages from candidates of any political party. One viewer said they got a text message stating they were not registered to vote despite knowing they were registered. THE QUESTION:. Will Mecklenburg County send you a...
City of Columbia Office of Violent Crime Prevention launches SMART Week
RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. (WACH) — The City of Columbia Office of Violent Crime Prevention launched SMART Week on Monday. The press conference occurred at City Hall at 11 a.m. Speakers included City of Columbia Office of Violent Crime Prevention, Director Dr. Trevon Fordham, Columbia Police Chief William “Skip” Holbrook, Be SMART volunteer, Sarah Venn, Fairfield County School District, Superintendent Dr. Tony Hemingway, Calhoun County Public Schools, Chief Accountability Officer Treda Keith-Nelson, Ed.D., Richland School District One, Superintendent Dr. Craig Witherspoon and Richland School District Two, Director of Strategic Partnerships Maria Owens.
‘Don’t give up’: Union Co. grad begins teaching career with support from TeachUCPS program
MONROE, N.C. (WBTV) - As children head back to the classrooms in Union County, some seventh-graders at Monroe Middle School will be greeted by a new English Language Arts teacher. It’s her first year teaching there, but she’s no stranger to the school. Dani Lotharp is thrilled to...
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