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Starving Puppy Left In The Grass In South Carolina Rejoices When A Kind Person Comes To Help
While driving in a rural area in Elloree, South Carolina, a couple noticed a snake crossing the road and slowed down right away. Moments later, from the corner of their eyes, they saw a pair of ears sticking above the grass on the side of the road. The good humans...
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South Carolina women’s basketball fans approach all-time attendance record; Dawn Staley says FAMs make it “easy”
This week on Carolina Calls, South Carolina women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley had plenty to talk about with host Brad Muller. One topic of conversation was the Gamecocks’ pursuit of new all-time attendance records. South Carolina has led the country in attendance annually since 2014-2015 (A’ja Wilson’s first year as a Gamecock).* They also now own the all-time records for total attendance and average attendance, both set during the undefeated 2023-2024 national championship season. USC could break those records this March. *Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, attendance figures from the 2020-...
The Associated Press
Memorial service held for Grammy-nominated R&B singer Angie Stone
AUSTELL, Ga. (AP) — Musical artists and loved ones on Friday mourned Grammy-nominated R&B singer Angie Stone, who was killed in a car crash earlier this month. Mourners filed into the massive Word of Faith Cathedral west of Atlanta, taking their seats around a silver and gold casket surrounded by a sea of red roses. “In her song No More Rain (In This Cloud),’” she says my sunshine is coming, and I’m all cried out,” filmmaker and entertainment executive Tyler Perry said at Friday’s service. “There’s no more rain in this cloud,” he said. “The beauty of what she was talking about is when a cloud has no more tears, it dissipates, it’s gone.”
The US Sun
USPS axes delivery program leaving customers raging over missing mail for months – they were hit with late bills & fees
CUSTOMERS are furious after USPS scrapped a vital mail delivery program, leaving residents without timely mail for months. The change has sparked outrage, as late bills, missed paychecks, and expensive reconnection fees pile up for many in the community. In Clio, South Carolina, residents living on Calhoun Street are at the center of the disruption. […]
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Lowcountry S.C. entrepreneur scores 'golden ticket' from Walmart
Out of 5,000 applicants who applied to the Walmart Open Call held at Walmart’s headquarters this past September, 700 brands were invited to present. Out of those 700 brands only 92 received a deal with Walmart, known as the coveted “Golden Ticket”. And that resulted in an order for 10,700 jars of our next guest’s proprietary hand scrub. Mike Switzer interviews Wendy Kushel, founder and chief growth officer at Wendala’s in Bluffton, S.C.
The Associated Press
Nathan’s Famous Announces Opening of Rock Hill, SC Franchised Location Featuring New Free-Standing Restaurant Design
JERICHO, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 13, 2025-- Nathan’s Famous, Inc., the American tradition serving New York favorites for more than 100 years, announces today the opening of the new franchised Rock Hill, SC restaurant. The location features the Nathan’s new free-standing restaurant design and its full menu including the brand’s proprietary southern tempura batter and hand-dipped chicken menu, fresh Angus burgers, world-famous hot dogs and fries, and even deep-fried ripper dogs. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250313691755/en/ Nathan’s Famous in Rock Hill, SC (Photo: Business Wire)
WBTV
South Carolina officer fired after inappropriately touching woman under arrest, chief says
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WBTV) - A former police officer was arrested after he was accused of inappropriately touching a woman he was taking to jail last month, state officials said. The officer, Caleb Hickmon-Payne, worked for the Columbia Police Department when he was taking the woman to the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center in Columbia on Feb. 1.