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FMU Board of Trustees approves new program, names two facilities
FLORENCE, S.C. (WPDE) — Francis Marion University trustees on Thursday approved a new joint degree program, named two campus facilities and authorized a holiday bonus for employees during their quarterly meeting at The Cottage on FMU’s campus. The board approved a resolution to establish a joint Bachelor of...
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From humble beginnings to university status: The history of CCU
When did Coastal Carolina gain independence from the USC system?. Why did Horry County leaders seek independence for Coastal Carolina?. From a handful of classrooms inside the old Conway High School to a university with more than 12,000 students, Coastal Carolina University has grown through decades of local support, determination and a push for independence.
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Conway to host downtown playoffs watch party for Tigers football team
The Conway Tigers are set to hit the outdoor downtown big screen. As the Conway High School football team hits the road tomorrow to take on Lugoff-Elgin in the second round of the South Carolina High School League Class 4A playoffs, there will be an option to gather and cheer on the Tigers for fans who don't make the trip.
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Columbia, Sumter education groups among Carolinas winners of McDonald’s Golden Grants
Two Midlands education groups are among nine organizations in South Carolina and North Carolina sharing $35,000 in McDonald's Golden Grants this year. STEM U in Columbia received a $5,000 grant, and Liberty STEAM Charter School in Sumter received $2,500, according to Carolinas McDonald's. Liberty STEAM, which opened in 2021, describes itself as Sumter's first public charter school.
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Conway football season ends with hard-fought playoff loss to Lugoff-Elgin
A remarkable turnaround season for the Conway Tigers ended on Friday night, Nov. 13, with a playoff loss to Lugoff-Elgin. The No. 7 Tigers (6-6) gave as much of a fight as they could bring on the road, but the Demons (10-1) did just enough at home to squeak out a 28-24 victory and advance through the bracket in the South Carolina High School League Class 4A playoffs.
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Conway High marching band savors opportunity to entertain community
CONWAY, S.C. — About two weeks ago, Conway fans couldn't stop dancing on their way to the parking lot. The fans who made the trip to West Florence to watch the Tiger football team's key road region win were undoubtedly thrilled with their Friday night victory, but that's probably not why they were dancing.