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A look at South Carolina's Superintendent of Education race
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University of South Carolina mourns passing of first Black alumna
Dr. Henrie Monteith Treadwell, along with the late Robert Anderson and James Solomon Jr., registered for classes on Sept. 11, 1963, marking the end of segregation at the University of South Carolina. Dr. Treadwell died Tuesday, Oct. 27, at the age of 80. The three desegregation pioneers became the first...
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Irmo Breaks Ground on $41.4M Dutch Fork Elementary, Old Campus Gets New Life
7900 Broad River Rd. — Approximate Existing Campus Becoming Education Center. Lexington-Richland School District Five broke ground Friday on a new Dutch Fork Elementary School Academy of Environmental Sciences in Irmo, marking a major step for a project meant to replace the oldest continuously used school building in the district. The 9 a.m. ceremony took place at Hope Lutheran Church on Kennerly Road, located next to the school's new site, and drew school board members, community members and district leaders.
Fort Mill Sun
Fort Mill and Catawba Ridge Host State Football Playoff Openers Friday
Fort Mill High School and Catawba Ridge High School will both play at home Friday, Nov. 6, when the South Carolina High School League football playoffs begin. Fort Mill is the No. 7 seed in the Class 5A Upper State and hosts No. 10 Lexington. Catawba Ridge is the No. 8 seed in the Class […]
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USC Salkehatchie celebrates scholarship impact
USC Salkehatchie hosted its annual Scholarship Recognition Luncheon to honor students and donors. The event provided an opportunity for scholarship recipients and their donors to connect in person. The luncheon celebrated the academic achievements of students and the generosity of the donors. ALLENDALE, S.C. — Behind every scholarship is a...
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USC students, experts discuss phone addiction
Students shuffle in and out of class, filling up campus sidewalks. Their eyes are glued to their phones as they tune out the world around them. Many students have deemed phone use unavoidable. Less motivated behavior patterns are being associated with high screen time, and USC's Student Health and Well-Being is ready to step in.