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Three North Augusta Area Schools Earn ‘Excellent’ Ratings in 2026 South Carolina Report Cards

Hammond Hill Elementary, Highland Springs Middle, and Fox Creek High School all received Excellent ratings in the 2026 South Carolina Report Cards, per the North Augusta Star. Hammond Hill Elementary and Highland Springs Middle belong to the Aiken County Public School District. Fox Creek High School is a charter school.

North Augusta, SC · 9d
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Personal Injury Trial Lawyer With 30 Years of Experience Unveils In-House AI Review Framework

Stewart Law Offices details how the personal injury law firm checks AI-assisted work before anything is filed. ROCK HILL, SC, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Stewart Law Offices today unveiled the In-House AI Review Framework, the policy the personal injury law firm uses to put artificial intelligence to work on case files while keeping a lawyer responsible for every filing. Brent Stewart, founder of the firm and a trial lawyer who finished law school in 1989, built the framework after spending roughly 20 hours a week for four months testing legal AI programs. Stewart Law Offices serves injured people from offices across South Carolina and Charlotte, North Carolina.

Rock Hill, SC · 11d
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ELECTION 2026: Hammond emphasizes online services, charity oversight in secretary of state race

Republican incumbent seeks another term, citing modernization and customer service; Democratic challenger did not respond to questionnaire. South Carolina Secretary of State Mark Hammond is seeking another four-year term in the Nov. 3 general election, emphasizing improvements to online government services, protections for charitable donors and continued modernization of his office.

South Carolina · 8d
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TOSS UP: Cook Political Report Shifts SC-01 towards Nancy Lacore Again

This morning, Cook Political Report moved the race for South Carolina’s First District to a Toss Up, its second shift towards Rear Admiral Nancy Lacore this month. With Election Day just four days away, Cook now rates SC-01 among the most competitive districts in the country. Nancy continues to build momentum in the final sprint to Election Day, as her decades of nonpartisan service to our country and ability to connect with voters across party lines power a coalition capable of winning this seat.

South Carolina · 7d
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Diners applaud ‘smart move’ in Democrat’s final stretch as he tries to make history in SC

WEST COLUMBIA — As part of a packed schedule in his last week of campaigning, the Democrat running for governor in South Carolina wore an apron adorned with his “New SC” logo while going table to table, meeting with diners at the lunch buffet of one of the state’s largest Black churches. State Rep. Jermaine […]

South Carolina · 10d

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SC Ports CEO Address: Port Team Advances Growth Strategy

CHARLESTON, SC—OCT. 27, 2026—With a strategy for growth and renewed momentum, South Carolina Ports President and CEO Micah Mallace delivered his second State of the Port address today, calling upon the room of shippers, ocean carriers, maritime partners and elected leaders to drive the Port’s next chapter of growth.

Charleston, SC · 9d

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Prisma Health hosts reverse trick-or-treat parade

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Halloween came early today for some young patients at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital-Midlands. The holiday celebrations came directly to their hospital rooms as staff delivered treats and fun to patients dressed as superheroes and their favorite characters as part of the hospital’s annual “reverse trick-or-treat” parade.

Columbia, SC · 8d

WSAV News 3

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Law to allow UTVs on certain public roads takes effect in November

A law passed earlier this year to allow utility terrain vehicles on some public roads will soon take effect in South Carolina.

Columbia, SC · 10d

WashingtonExaminer

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Emergency declared at South Carolina nuclear site after lab fire

A fire at a federal nuclear complex in South Carolina triggered an emergency declaration on Wednesday evening, though officials said there was no indication of contamination beyond the site’s boundaries. A fire was reported at the Savannah River Site’s national laboratory in Aiken, but has since been extinguished, according to SRS. Officials declared a Site […]

Aiken, SC · 10d

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Record early voting turnout in Georgia, South Carolina follows massive campaign spending

Georgia · 8d

Lexington County Chronicle

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Lexington 2 schools invite veterans to recognition events

Lexington County-area military veterans are invited to recognition events at Lexington District Two schools for Veterans Day. Following is a sampling of programs. Contact schools for additional information. • Airport High School: A Veterans Day program will include the Junior ROTC, chorus, band and orchestra. Retired Col. Calvin Fish is...

Lexington County, SC · 8d

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Hall of Famer to receive top military veteran award from the University of South Carolina

Charlotte-based football coach recognized for military service and post-military veterans work. Jay Alverson, executive director of the S.C. Military Veterans Hall of Fame (SCMVHOF), will be formally awarded the University of South Carolina (USC) Outstanding Veteran Alumni Award on gameday, Saturday, Nov. 7, beginning with an awards breakfast on the USC campus and followed by halftime recognition during the USC-Texas A&M football game.

Columbia, SC · 8d

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Columbia threatened to halt fire aid to Irmo amid wrongful death lawsuit, lawyers say

COLUMBIA — In the middle of an open court hearing in the wrongful death lawsuit for former Irmo firefighter J Muller, the city of Columbia threatened to stop providing assistance to Irmo's fire department if they did not comply with the city's demands, new legal filings allege. The documents,...

Irmo, SC · 9d

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Bells Marina Celebrates New Office With Ribbon Cutting

Bells Marina & Resort celebrated the grand opening of its new office with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by South Carolina State Sen. Jeff Zell, bringing together approximately 100 business owners and community members from Orangeburg, Dorchester and Berkeley counties, according to a press release. The celebration, co-hosted with the Tri-County...

Orangeburg County, SC · 11d

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South Carolina early voting tops 800,000, sets pace for midterm record

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) — South Carolina is on pace to shatter its previous midterm early voting record, with more than 830,000 ballots already cast ahead of Election Day. According to the South Carolina Election Commission, turnout has far exceeded the pace seen during the 2022 midterm election cycle. Election...

South Carolina · 8d

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American Infrastructure Alliance Enters South Carolina’s Growing Data Center Debate

(Columbia, SC) — As South Carolina communities debate the future of data center development, a newly formed national organization is entering the conversation with a message that economic growth and community protections don’t have to be competing priorities. The American Infrastructure Alliance (AIA), launched September 28, 2026, is...

South Carolina · 8d

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Contrasting SC governor’s race: Alan Wilson’s conservative leadership vs Jermaine Johnson's ‘new SC’

For Republican Alan Wilson, the governor's race marks the promise of a new generation of conservative leadership to "upend the status quo" in Columbia, which he claims has grown stagnant and insular over the last 16 years. For Democrat Jermaine Johnson, it's a vision for a "New South Carolina," bucking...

South Carolina · 11d

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New Law Requires S.C. Restaurants To Disclose Imported Shrimp

A new law took effect in South Carolina this week. Restaurants in the state that serve imported shrimp are now required to post a notice on their menu or on a sign at the main entrance. The notice must state “some items may contain foreign imported shrimp.” It must also...

South Carolina · 8d

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ELECTION 2026: Wright outlines plans for South Carolina public education

Democratic candidate calls for universal pre-K, increased school funding and changes to student testing. South Carolina voters will choose a state superintendent of education Nov. 3, with candidates seeking to lead the agency responsible for overseeing public education across the state. Democrat Sylvia Wright, an educator from Summerville, responded to...

South Carolina · 8d

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Ticket Splitting?! In THIS Economy?!

On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for October 31, 2026: we’re recapping the final week of the 2026 campaign trail with a major Republican confab in Myrtle Beach on Monday, headlined by Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan; we take this opportunity to look at the big question of GOP unity in a time when fractures could cost them big at the ballot box; we also have new ratings, final polls, and money numbers; and more!

South Carolina · 8d