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Great football conditions; Hit or miss storms through the weekend
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) – Weekend forecast; pleasant. Pleasant conditions across the CSRA for the next seven days. Temperatures on a slow decline after the weekend. Sunshine remains most present. Stray showers and isolated storms have a lower chance Saturday. Severe isolated thunderstorms will have the highest probability of formation on Sunday afternoon.
Behind the Menu: ‘Palmetto Party’ to put Grand Strand culinary scene on the map
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A new event happening Friday evening is all about putting the Grand Strand’s culinary scene on the map. Visit Myrtle Beach and “The Local Palate – Food Culture Magazine of the South” have partnered to host the “Inaugural Palmetto Party: An Insider’s Taste of South Carolina.” The event will bring […]
Evans football bends, but doesn't break in season-opening thriller over Thomson
EVANS – Evans High School football rolled with the punches Friday night. The Knights bested Thomson 35-28 in a back-and-forth thriller in their season-opener at Blanchard Stadium. Coach Barrett Davis's message to his players seemed to ring true until the final whistle. “We thought we’d gotten better over the summer. We know, offensively, we’ve...
Nancy Mace Torched for Butchering Harris’s Name
What’s in a name? Well, save it, because Representative Nancy Mace doesn’t actually care. The South Carolina Republican, who has drifted further and further into the MAGA fold, made a disastrous appearance on CNN Thursday night. “Kamala’s, Ka-mala’s, uh—” Mace stumbled. “You had it right, you almost got it!” chided a smiling Keith Boykin, former Clinton White House aide.Mace began again, still mispronouncing Harris’s name wrong. “I will say Kama-la’s name any way that I want to,” Mace snapped, defensively. Boykin and another panelist, Vanderbilt University professor Michael Eric Dyson, erupted into protests not to mispronounce Harris’s name. But Mace...
South Carolina's COVID-19 surge sets the stage for a critical September update
Doctors say South Carolina is experiencing a summer surge in COVID-19 cases and recommend people with symptoms get tested. “It is slightly different [from] what the mRNA. It's very similar to last year, but it's ... adjusted a little bit to the newer strain," Dr. Helmet Albrecht with Prisma Health said. "So it's not a new technique, but a slightly different formula, what it covers. So, it goes with the evolution of the strain.”
Atlanta mom shoots 11-year-old daughter dead before turning gun on herself in murder-suicide
A mother in Atlanta reportedly shot her daughter dead before turning the gun on herself in a suspected murder-suicide. Police identified the woman as Qiana Rainley as identified by the county Medical Examiner as per FOX5. DeKalb County Police detailed in a statement: “At this time, it appears to be a murder-suicide involving a mother and her 11-year-old daughter. The investigation is ongoing.”
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