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South Carolina Open Enrollment Nov. 1: Columbia Residents Face 22.26% Average 2027 Health Insurance Increase

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Open enrollment for 2027 health insurance begins Sunday, Nov. 1, giving South Carolina residents an opportunity to compare Marketplace plans, review premiums and choose coverage for the coming year.

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WCSC

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VIDEO: Early voting ends in South Carolina after record turnout

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News19 WLTX

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Why South Carolina’s early vote broke records, from diesel prices to 1,500 new residents a week

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thenewirmonews.com

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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.

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The Post and Courier

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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, included in an Oct. 16 filing by lawyers representing Muller’s widow, claim that Columbia threatened it “may stop providing mutual aid assistance for fires in Irmo, South Carolina.” The comment allegedly came during a hearing on Dec. 10, 2025, in which Columbia sought to name Irmo as a third-party defenda...

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SCDOT begins work to relocate Farrow Road & Wilson Boulevard as part of I-77 change

COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) --- The South Carolina Department of Transportation will begin work to relocate Farrow Road and Wilson Boulevard (US-21). It's all part of the construction of the new interchange at exit 26 in Richland County on Friday, October 30. Relocating Farrow Road will begin on October 30 and...

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WSOC Charlotte

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Early voting ends Saturday in the Carolinas. How many people voted so far?

Saturday is your last chance to vote early if you plan to do so before Election Day, and we’ve already seen more North and South Carolinians hit the polls than the last midterms.

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WCBD Count on 2

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South Carolina early voting ends Saturday; record turnout already set for 2026 election

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – South Carolinians have two days to cast a ballot before Election Day as the state’s early voting period comes to a close Saturday. The South Carolina Election Commission announced earlier this week that the state had already set a new record for early voting in a gubernatorial election. As of 3 […]

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Connect to the Capitol Extra: Katrina Shealy on women in SC politics, endorsing Democrats

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) - With the November 3 election just two days away, we're looking at the choices facing South Carolina voter and the women helping shape those choices. Former state senator Katrina Shealy spent 12 years representing Lexington County as a Republican and became nationally known as one of South Carolina's bipartisan *sister senators* who broke party lines by challenging abortion restrictions in the state.

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WJBF

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Saluda water plant operator pleads guilty to violating the Clean Water Act

A South Carolina man who worked as senior manager for the Saluda Commission of Public Works has plead guilty to violating the Clean Water Act, the United States Department of Justice announced Friday.

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coladaily.com

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Columbia to reveal draft plans for Congaree Riverfront District at Nov. 2 meeting

The City of Columbia will hold a public information session to provide residents, business leaders, and community stakeholders with a first look at the proposed elements and amenities included in the Congaree Riverfront District Draft Master Plan on Monday, Nov. 2, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Senate's End, 316 Senate St., in Columbia.

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WLTX.com

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Road construction continues in West Columbia's Mill Village area with daytime parking restrictions

WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. — Residents in West Columbia's Mill Village area should prepare for continued road construction and daytime parking restrictions as crews work to improve neighborhood infrastructure. According to an update issued by the City of West Columbia on Friday, Oct. 30, construction will continue along Carpenter, Hudson,...

West Columbia, SC · 10d

USC Gamecock

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Soda City celebrates Halloween in canine fashion

Columbia's weekly Main Street market, Soda City, has hundreds of local food and craft vendors on rotation, but there’s a third attraction: dogs. Soda City is a dog-friendly market, and on Saturday, dogs of all ages, sizes and costumes walked beside their owners through the market. Owners browsed stalls while their pets searched the ground for food, greeted other dogs and enjoyed attention from passersby.

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Groucho's Deli Eyes 2027 Opening In Lexington County

Groucho's Deli, the Columbia-born sandwich chain famous for its Dipper subs and Formula 45 Sauce, is planning a new location in Lexington County, with owners hoping to be serving food by early 2027. The announcement comes as the fast-growing Red Bank and White Knoll areas continue to change. A Columbia...

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The Money Overview

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Lexington County residents turning 65 can pre-apply for the homestead exemption before December 31

Lexington County, South Carolina, takes homestead exemption pre-applications from July 16 through Dec. 31 of the year a person turns 65, so for anyone born in 1961 the window closes in about nine weeks. It is not the only way in, and the county’s own page shows why waiting is less risky than the date […] The post Lexington County residents turning 65 can pre-apply for the homestead exemption before December 31 appeared first on The Money Overview .

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WJBF

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South Carolina could soon block contraband cellphones in prisons

The move to block contraband cellphones in South Carolina prisons and jails could move forward next month.

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The State

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SC attorney general candidates Stumbo and Hricik differ on Alex Murdaugh retrial

David Stumbo, the 8th Judicial Circuit solicitor and Republican candidate for S.C. attorney general, says he will be seriously engaged in the upcoming double murder retrial of Alex Murdaugh. “I plan to actively be on the team trying that case,” says Stumbo, 50, a veteran elected prosecutor whose largely Upstate circuit covers Abbeville, Greenwood, Laurens and Newberry counties. But Stumbo’s Democratic opponent, Richard Hricik (pronounced RISS-ick), 59, a Mount Pleasant attorney, likely will not be a constant presence at Murdaugh’s retrial. It begins April 5 in Sumter. Murdaugh is charged with the 2021 killings of his wife Maggie and son Paul at the family’s 1,700-acre estate in rural Colleton County. “The prosecution team has my full confidence to pursue justice,” said Hricik. “They know this case inside and out.” If he wins Tuesday’s election, Hricik said, his main focus will be on other duties of the attorney general’s office, including protecting consumers, safeguarding the environment, enforcing securities laws, issuing official legal opinions and protecting the public interest, according to his internet election page. In any event, most criminal prosecutions around South Carolina are handled mostly by the 16 elected circuit solicitors, or prosecutors, not the attorney general’s office, says Hricik.

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Lexington County Chronicle

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District 5 breaks ground on new Dutch Fork Elementary

Lexington-Richland School District Five officially broke ground Friday, Oct. 30, on the new Dutch Fork Elementary School Academy of Environmental Sciences in Irmo, marking a milestone in the district’s ongoing investment in its schools. The groundbreaking ceremony was held at 9 a.m. at Hope Lutheran Church, located at 1400...

Lexington, SC · 10d

Yahoo!

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The battleground races that could break South Carolina Republicans' Statehouse supermajority

CHARLESTON — Back when they were neighbors in Hanahan, Taylor Valley — a Lowcountry-based Democratic strategist — used to trade barbs back and forth with fellow strategist and present-day Berkeley County Republican Party Chairman John Mace McGrath about the respective campaigns they were working on in the area.

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familydestinationsguide.com

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You Could Get Lost For Hours In These 10 Dreamy South Carolina Secondhand Bookstores

Ready to explore the best dreamy secondhand bookstores in South Carolina?. These 10 secondhand bookstores offer incredible selections and hours of happy browsing!. 1. Mr. K’s Used Books, Music and More (Greenville) Mr. K’s Used Books, Music and More in Greenville is the kind of place where hours disappear...

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