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Tree trimming to continue Monday in Columbia neighborhoods

Dominion Energy has announced that it will continue performing tree trimming activities along overhead utility lines on Monday, Nov. 9, in the following areas of Columbia:. The trimming activities will take place between 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., and anyone with specific questions or concerns should contact the City of Columbia Forestry and Beautification Division at 803-545-3860 or Dominion Energy at 800-251-7234 to meet and discuss their questions or concerns in advance of the work being completed.

Columbia, SC · 1d

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Richland County leaders host ribbon cutting for new Gadsden water tower

GADSDEN, S.C. (WIS) - A new water tower is expected to improve water service and fire protection in Gadsden. According to officials, the water tower includes a 300,000-gallon tank intended to aid water service along Congaree Road. The McEntire Joint National Guard Base is expected to be covered by the new tower.

Gadsden, SC · 20h

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South Carolina Woman Opened an Inclusive Playhouse Where Children of Different Abilities Can Play Together

After working with children on the autism spectrum, a South Carolina woman opened an indoor playhouse designed to welcome young children with different abilities and sensory needs. Her goal was to create a place where families could enjoy playtime without feeling overwhelmed by crowded, noisy environments. Opened in July 2026,...

Lexington, SC · 2d

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Second round of football playoffs

Photo (Lexington Health Foundation) – The Gilbert High School Football team presents a check of $750 to the Lexington Health Foundation. The money was raised during the Indians’ annual Pink Out football game in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Students, families and fans came together to support the Crystal Smith Breast Cancer Fund.

Gilbert, SC · 21h

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Pay It Forward: A heart for helping others, expecting nothing in return

COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) — WACH FOX and The Jeffcoat Law Firm have partnered to spotlight everyday heroes who are making a positive impact in the community. This week’s Pay It Forward honoree is Melissa Coker-Floyd. Melissa is always motivated to help any local fundraiser and goes above and...

Columbia, SC · 21h

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Lexington County property owner calls for road repairs

A Lexington County property owner said Sweet Pea Lane is difficult to drive and becomes especially hazardous when it rains.

Lexington County, SC · 17h

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Students Demand Action provides space for gun-safety advocates

If Aydan Blackmon had been told in July she would found a chapter of Students Demand Action at USC, she would not have believed it. Blackmon is a first-year political science student from Rock Hill, South Carolina. She originally turned to Students Demand Action, a youth activist group against gun violence, last summer to gain experience before she started volunteering with various political candidacy campaigns. After reaching out, Blackmon was asked if she would be willing to start a chapter at USC. eager to get students involved in civic engagement, she accepted.

Columbia, SC · 1d

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South Carolina women's soccer takes on SEC Tournament

South Carolina women’s soccer is approaching kickoff for its SEC Tournament Tuesday after earning a bye to advance past the first round. Now it's time to scout the other top seeds in the conference and the Gamecocks' road to the trophy. The SEC Tournament is a single-elimination tournament made...

Columbia, SC · 17h

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GoFundMe launched for family of man killed in four-vehicle Lexington County crash

LEXINGTON COUNTY, S.C. (WACH) — A 66-year-old Lexington man died after a four-vehicle crash on North Lake Drive near Pilgrim Church Road, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Family identified the deceased as Tim Coursey, who worked at Lowe's for more than 20 years. Troopers said the crash...

Lexington County, SC · 22h

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Irmo hosting Jazz on Carlisle

The Town of Irmo is presenting Jazz on Carlisle, a brand-new concert series bringing an intimate, listening room vibe outdoors to Whitt Cline Community Park. In partnership with the ColaJazz Foundation, there will be up-close performances from jazz musicians, accompanied by local food trucks at the gazebo. Pack a blanket, pull up a lawn chair, and join in for relaxed, soulful evenings in the park.

Irmo, SC · 20h

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Michigan jumps to No. 2 in AP poll off upset of UConn

Nov 09 (Field Level Media) - Michigan women's basketball has attained its highest ranking in program history, jumping three spots to No. 2 in the updated Associated Press Top 25 poll released Monday.

Columbia, SC · 23h

The State

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No. 1 Gamecocks thump No. 12 UNC in WBB border battle. What we learned

South Carolina has secured the bragging rights to be called “Carolina” — in women’s basketball, at least. Dawn Staley and the No. 1 Gamecocks beat No. 12 North Carolina 84-39 at the Ally Tipoff in Charlotte on Sunday. It’s the first win on this side of the Atlantic Ocean after USC started the season with a close win over Maryland in Paris, France. South Carolina is now 2-0 to start the season, with both wins coming over Top 25 opponents. While it wasn’t perfect Sunday, the Gamecocks put together a strong showing on both sides of the ball to secure the win. South Carolina had four players finish in double-figures and forced a high-powered UNC offense to struggle all night. Here are a few takeaways from South Carolina’s win: Third-quarter run makes the difference South Carolina all but iced the game with a dominant third-quarter performance. The Gamecocks outscored the Tar Heels 32-9 in the third period to take a 66-26 lead into the fourth quarter. South Carolina shot 36.4% in the first half but improved that mark to a 70.6% clip in the third period. North Carolina struggled to find momentum on offense and only made three field goals

Columbia, SC · 1d

Newsweek

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Texas A&M Dealt Brutal Recruiting Blow After South Carolina Loss

The Texas A&M Aggies are dealt a brutal blow on the recruiting front following their loss to South Carolina in Week 10.

College Station, TX · 1d

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‘Promise of service’: Former Columbia mayor hopes USC center named for him can foster future leaders

COLUMBIA — When Steve Benjamin arrived on the University of South Carolina campus on Aug. 17, 1987, he didn't understand what was possible in his life. 39 years later, he has returned to campus, this time to help students find what's possible in theirs. On Nov. 6, the Leadership...

Columbia, SC · 9h

The State

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Four-star NC defender commits to Shane Beamer, South Carolina football

Less than 24 hours after No. 21 South Carolina became bowl=eligible with a win over Texas A&M, the Gamecocks picked up a victory on the recruiting trail. Four-star linebacker Skylar Alston — a Class of 2028 prospect from Raleigh — announced Sunday evening that he was committing to South Carolina. He becomes the Gamecocks’ third 2028 pledge, joining a pair of receivers — Jospeph Gibbs (4 stars) Jhamari Cain (3 stars). A 6-foot-1, 210-pound prospect, Alston chose USC after narrowing his list to a top six that included the Gamecocks, Kentucky, Michigan, North Carolina, Tennessee and UCLA. As a junior at Cardinal Gibbons High this year, Alston has 96 tackles in 10 games, including five sacks and 17 tackles for loss. The Crusaders begin their playoff journey on Friday. South Carolina football’s 2028 recruiting class 4-star wide receiver Joseph Gibbs // Haw River, NC // committed on July 8 3-star wide receiver Jhamari Cain // Richmond, VA // committed on July 9 4-star linebacker Skylar Alston // Raleigh, NC // committed on November 8

Columbia, SC · 1d

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South Carolina's official Christmas tree arrives at State House

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — South Carolina's official Christmas tree arrived at the State House on Monday morning ahead of the 60th annual Governor's Carolighting celebration. The 35-foot-tall Norway spruce came from Henderson Tree Farms in Morganton, North Carolina, marking the fifth consecutive year the state's Christmas tree has come from the area.

Columbia, SC · 17h

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Irmo, North Augusta meet in rematch of ‘Yellow Jackets”

For Irmo quarterback Britton Davis, last Friday’s 39-0 shutout win over South Aiken provided a double bonus. The Yellow Jackets (8-3) not only advanced to the second round of the Class 4A playoffs, it gets a chance to avenge their last loss. They travel to Region 5-4A rival North Augusta (9-1).

North Augusta, SC · 5h

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W.A. Perry Middle School, Columbia police bring families together to discuss safety

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - W.A. Perry Middle School and the Columbia Police Department brought families and law enforcement together for a conversation about community safety. The “Coffee, Crime and Community” event focused on topics including crime trends, safety concerns and ways to prevent crime. Residents also had the opportunity to ask questions directly to law enforcement.

Columbia, SC · 16h

Lexington County Chronicle

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Midlands Tech professor receives top regional award

Midlands Technical College Radiologic Technology Program Director and Professor Millie Massey has received the 2026 Association of Community College Trustees Southern Region Faculty Award. The award was presented at the ACCT Leadership Congress in Chicago this October. Massey, who has been employed with the college for 33 years, was recognized...

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