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Former Conway Medical Center nurse charged with violating drug distribution laws
CONWAY, S.C. (WMBF) - A former nurse at Conway Medical Center is out on bond after being accused of providing false documentation. The South Carolina Department of Public Health arrested 35-year-old Ashley Jarnagin on Monday and charged her with three counts of violating drug distribution laws, jail records show. While...
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Clemson is under a Trump Administration investigation
Clemson University among 45 colleges named in federal DEI-related investigation. Clemson University is among 45 colleges nationwide under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education for its partnership with an organization that aims to increase the number of Black, Hispanic and Native American doctoral students and professors within the country’s business schools.
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‘Incredibly Frustrating’: North Carolina District Attorney Dismisses 180 Cases Involving Two White Officers Accused of Covering Up How a Black Man Was Killed As His Outraged Mother Demands Justice
Call it a mother’s instinct, but Henrietta Mason knew something was not adding up when Raleigh police informed her that her son had been killed in a single-car collision in North Carolina last year. And her persistence to find the truth has led to prosecutors dismissing 180 DWI cases...
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Video: Great white shark snacks on sturgeon near the Carolinas
ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCBD) — A local fishing guide captured a right sight on video just off the South Carolina coast last week. Capt. Christian Cooley, owner of Random Hookup Charters based in Awendaw, said he was sailing in from the ocean on March 14 when he saw a great white shark eating a […]
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‘We don’t want this:’ Conway leaders mulling future of planned workforce housing development
CONWAY, S.C. (WBTW) — Residents inside a quiet Conway community spent this month pleading with city leaders to block construction there of a $22 million workforce housing development they said would alter their lives forever. “We love our neighborhood. We don’t want this,” Chicora Boulevard resident Elizabeth Orlando told the city’s planning commission March 6. […]