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South Carolina coach Dawn Staley gives postgame thoughts after win over Clemson
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This Unassuming South Carolina Deli Piles Its Sandwiches So High, You’ll Need Both Hands
There’s a deli in Columbia that got so busy being good at sandwiches, it never bothered coming up with a catchy name. No Name Deli is exactly what the sign says, and the moment you see what’s stacked on that bread, you’ll realize a fancy name would’ve just gotten in the way.
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Cayce hires deputy city manager
The city of Cayce has announced the hiring of Kendall P. Adams as its new deputy city manager. Adams previously served as assistant city administrator for the city of Forest Acres, where he provided leadership in municipal operations, logistics, and strategic planning. Adams began his public service career with the...
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First SC high school basketball top player rankings announced for 2026-27 season
The start of the high school basketball season is next week. The S.C. Basketball Coaches Association on Friday released its top players for the 2026-27 season. The girls and boys basketball players will take part in the SCBCA annual media day on Wednesday at Brookland-Cayce. The SCBCA annual preseason team rankings will be released Monday. The top players are listed by top seniors in each division, plus “elite boys” and “elite girls,” which are the top players regardless of classification. SCBCA Elite Boys RJ Davis, Ridge View; Colt Fowler, Byrnes; DJ Wylie, Ridge View; CJ Moore, Ridge View; Jaden Johnson, Dorman; Aaden Bruton-Smith, Dorman; Milton McCray, CA Johnson; Josh Leonard, Wilson SCBCA Elite Girls Ja’Nyia Cunningham, South Pointe; Khalia Hartwell, Westside; Kaleigh Lucas, South Pointe; Ashlyn Evans, Byrnes; Maddie Dates, Goose Creek; Alania Carter, Berkeley; Tiania Marshall, Westside; Lailah Singletary, Irmo; Ashley Walker, North Augusta; Delaney Caldwell, Landrum; Nay’Dia Shaw, Kingstree; Harmony Bostick, South Florence Class 5A Top 5 Senior Boys Samajae Govan, Dutch Fork; Sam Mills, Lexington; Jayden Rowe, Gray Collegiate; Jackson Terrell, West Ashley; Bryce Ward, James Island Class 5A Top 5 Senior Girls Aneya Britt, Gray Collegiate; Trinity Crumlin, Dutch Fork; Jameson Foley, Ashley Ridge; Makayla Moore,
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Did grounded flights affect South Carolina, Clemson weekend sports games?
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a rare nationwide ground stoppage on Friday, pausing all departing flights “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” It was only the third such stoppage this century. The ground stoppage was issued at 3:54 p.m. and lifted late Friday. Here’s how it impacted weekend sports events for Clemson and South Carolina athletics. National officials said the ground stoppage is related to a telecommunications error and wasn’t related to a cyberattack or anything “nefarious,” per Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin. Planes already in the sky at the time of the stoppage will land at their final destinations, the FAA said Friday. Southern Cal WBB delayed en route to Greenville The No. 3 Southern Cal women’s basketball team was set to fly from Los Angeles to Greenville, South Carolina for Sunday’s game vs. No. 1 South Carolina. But the team confirmed in a post on X (formerly Twitter) at 5:24 p.m. Eastern (2:24 p.m. local) that it was "grounded in Los Angeles.” “Will provide updates as we have them,” Southern Cal’s team account wrote. In a follow-up post at 8:42 p.m. Eastern, Southern Cal said it would remain in Los Angeles on Friday night and