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SCHSL Football Class AAA Bracket Loaded with Potential Champioins

SCHSL Football AAA Bracket Loaded With Potential Champions. Columbia--With the first round of the AAA playoffs in the books, most of the classification’s top-10 teams remained idle. Many of the teams—defending AAA champion Oceanside Collegiate, AAA runner-up Belton-Honea Path, top-ranked Daniel, and Wren—are familiar bracket placeholders. One...

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Man gets federal prison time for flying drone onto S.C. prison yard

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A man has received a federal prison sentence after flying a drone onto a South Carolina prison yard. On March 14, 2025, at 5 a.m., law enforcement responded to reports of a drone flying near Lieber Correctional Facility in Ridgeville in Dorchester County. Investigators found Quinzell Robinson, 47, of Sumter, leaving the woods near the facility with a drone and a bag.

Dorchester County, SC · 9h
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A joint degree with a bigger mission: Charleston institutions team up to put more nurses at South Carolina’s bedside

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Two Charleston institutions are joining forces to train more nurses in South Carolina, giving students a new way to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing while experiencing four years of traditional college life. The College of Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina...

Charleston, SC · 4h
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Flu cases nearly double in South Carolina as hospitalizations rise

Laboratory-confirmed influenza cases nearly doubled across South Carolina during the final week of October, while hospitalizations continued to climb and influenza-like illness activity reached high levels statewide. According to the South Carolina Department of Public Health's latest Flu Watch report, covering Oct. 25-31, the state recorded 1,079 laboratory-confirmed cases, up...

South Carolina · 1d
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The Post and Courier

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A year in, Boeing SC shows progress on 787 expansion

A supply-chain hitch isn’t holding back Boeing South Carolina’s expansion The planemaker said it lifted the final steel beam into place at its new 787 final assembly building on Oct. 30, less than a year breaking ground on the $1 billion investment. The company posted a video of the “topping off” milestone on X. Boeing marked the start of the project on Nov, 7. 2025, under plan to build 14 or more 787 Dreamliners a month in North Charleston and reduce a growing backlog that’s just shy of 1,200 planes, according to new figures released Nov. 10. “What began as a plan on paper, is fast becoming a...

North Charleston, SC · 1d

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North Augusta DL Simeon Jones Commits To Southern Cal Becoming The 50th 2027 Football Prospect In South Carolina To Commit To Major College Football

Moncks Corner—With the National Early Day for football signing approaching in early December, 50 prep football players from the 2027 Class in Soth Carolina have made commitments to numerous major colleges, a testimony once again to the over-all quality of football talent the Palmetto State is producing, despite the negative impact that the transfer portal has had in reducing scholarship offers to senior football players in most states across the nation.

North Augusta, SC · 22h

WCBD Count on 2

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SCDOT to implement lane shift operation for new bridge on I-95 over I-26

DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A traffic shift will be implemented Wednesday for a newly constructed bridge on I-95 over I-26. It’s part of the I-26/I-95 Interchange Project in Orangeburg and Dorchester counties. The South Carolina Department of Transportation said the change will happen around 7 p.m. Wednesday, shifting traffic from the current interstate lanes […]

Dorchester County, SC · 1d

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Kendal Briles' new offensive scheme has the Gamecocks ready to break into the CFP

“Fellas, we’ve got us an offense!” said head coach Shane Beamer. Beamer highlighted the offensive lineup after the Gamecocks' 57-point opening victory against Kent State on Sept. 5. Since hiring offensive coordinator Kendal Briles this past December, Briles believes the offense can be among the best in the Southeastern Conference.

South Carolina · 1d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Proposed SC-22 extension raises fears for SC refuge, flooding. Should you be worried?

The South Carolina Highway 22 Extension Project could already displace Horry County homeowners. But it also has raised concerns of critical wetland impacts and increased flood risk for residents who live downstream from the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge’s integrity and purpose could be impacted by the proposed highway, which is slated to run directly adjacent to the refuge’s boundary. Many local environmentalists are concerned with the opportunity for other development to sprawl and the impact it would leave on rural communities. “I can truly say that this is one of the most impactful development projects that that has ever been proposed along the North Coast, and it really could be devastating,” said Grace Gasper, executive director for Friends of Coastal South Carolina, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the mission of federally protected land. Horry County has applied for permits through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, to build a 28-mile highway extension connecting U.S. 501 northwest of Conway to Highway 17 in the Murrells Inlet area. The Corps has released three reasonable alternatives , all of which cross the Waccamaw River near the refuge’s property line. The Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge was founded in 1997

Horry County, SC · 15h

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Governor-Elect Alan Wilson Announces Transition Staff

Governor-Elect Alan Wilson has announced key members of his transition staff as he prepares to take office in January. Whitney Michael, currently his chief of staff in the Attorney General’s Office, will serve as executive director. Former South Carolina Solicitor General Thomas Hydrick will serve as general counsel, while Claire Brady will lead communications. Wilson says the team will help ensure a smooth transfer of power and prepare his administration to deliver on campaign promises. Priorities include making life more affordable, strengthening South Carolina’s economy, and increasing government accountability.

South Carolina · 2d

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Family member describes sinking of shrimp boat by SCDNR as 'bittersweet'

LITTLE RIVER, S.C. — The Miss Sandra Gail sat quietly along a pier in nearby Calabash, North Carolina as the sun set late Sunday afternoon. It was to be her last night afloat. On Monday morning, Nov. 9 the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources took the rusting, former...

Little River, SC · 2d

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Zachary Deacon due in court for harassment arrest, files petition for more from sheriff

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The father of two young girls who were allegedly starved to death by their mother is expected to be in court on Monday and has filed a petition separate from his accused harassment case to try and access more information about his daughter's deaths from the Charleston County Sheriff's Office.

Charleston County, SC · 2d

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These 10 South Carolina Coffee Shops Make Fall Coffee Something To Look Forward To

One coffee shop on this list sits on a street that is actually named Coffee Street. I can’t decide if that’s fate or the best marketing plan in history. Either way, I love it. The surprises keep coming. One spot sells ice cream right next to its espresso,...

South Carolina · 1d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Do highway plans include being built on your SC property? What are your rights

South Carolina and the rest of the nation have a sprawling network of roads, many made possible through the government’s ability to acquire private property. The process in South Carolina is known as the Eminent Domain Procedure Act , which allows government agencies to acquire private land in exchange for just compensation and public benefit. South Carolina property owners are at risk of losing small portions of land or entire homes through the power of eminent domain. However, there are certain requirements that need to be upheld. Here’s what to know if you are facing property acquisition by the government. What is eminent domain? Eminent domain, as allowed by federal and state law, is the authority for government agencies to acquire property from private owners as long as there is a public benefit and if just compensation is provided. It is used in cases of building schools, universities and power and gas lines, but it is most notably used when a road needs to be constructed, said Rob Shelton, eminent domain lawyer at Bellamy Law Firm in Myrtle Beach. A government agency planning a road or highway must present alternatives in a public meeting for input. Factors such as cost,

South Carolina · 1d

HBCU Gameday

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South Carolina State unveils $330 million transformation of HBCU campus

South Carolina State University is undergoing a massive transformation, with approximately $330 million in construction and facility improvements The post South Carolina State unveils $330 million transformation of HBCU campus appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

Orangeburg, SC · 1d

Ball Exclusives

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South Carolina State Takes on Notre Dame Wednesday at Purcell Pavilion

The South Carolina State Bulldogs and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish meet on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 7:00 p.m. ET. The post South Carolina State Takes on Notre Dame Wednesday at Purcell Pavilion appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

Orangeburg, SC · 1d

The Post and Courier

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SC Department of Education said its Black history calendar doesn’t contradict recent anti-DEI policies

As a legal battle plays out over Black history curriculum bans in schools, the S.C. Department of Education unveiled its 2027 African American History Calendar at the historically Black, Brookland Baptist Church in West Columbia late last month. The purpose of the calendar, first issued in 1989 and produced every year since, is to highlight lesser known African Americans from South Carolina who’ve made positive contributions to state and national history. In recent years, under state Superintendent Ellen Weaver, the department has enforced several policies that hinder the teaching of Black his...

South Carolina · 2d

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Young dolphin rescued in SC creek after 3 other marine mammals found dead

RIDGELAND — Officials rescued a dolphin stuck on a sandbar in a tidal creek on Knowles Island Road, marking the latest incident in a string of marine mammal strandings over an 11-day period. Volunteers with the Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network guided the animal — a young bottlenose dolphin —...

South Carolina · 16h

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South Carolina Woman Left a 17-Year Corporate Career and Turned Her Vintage Passion Into a New Business

Seventeen years in a corporate career might seem like a lifetime to some people, but one South Carolina woman decided it was time for something entirely different. She left her longtime job to build a business around vintage clothing, creativity, and the thrill of discovering forgotten treasures. Her passion eventually...

Cayce, SC · 5h

WSAV News 3

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Wildfire risk to increase Thursday, SC Forestry Commission warns

Officials with the SCFC reviewed National Weather Service data, which forecasted high wind gusts and dry air that have the potential to make wildfires easier to start and spread, a SCFC spokesperson said.

South Carolina · 1d