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Deputies called back to Blythewood homes after new gunfire damage found

RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. — Richland County deputies are investigating gunfire that recently damaged homes in a Blythewood area subdivision, with another homeowner finding damage on Friday. The Richland County Sheriff's Department said its initial call to The View community came on Aug. 23 when residents heard gunfire,...
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Nephron, one of Lexington’s largest employers, lists headquarters for sale

Nephron Pharmaceuticals, one of the largest employers in Lexington County, has listed its headquarters in West Columbia for sale . The company’s 700,000+ square-foot drug manufacturing facility located at 4500 12th St. Ext. is listed for sale-leaseback, which is a real estate transaction in which a company sells its...
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Planting Tomatoes in SC: The Best Times

Knowing the best time to plant tomatoes in South Carolina is crucial for a successful harvest. This guide covers everything from choosing the right variety to dealing with pests and diseases, ensuring your South Carolina garden thrives with juicy, ripe tomatoes. Introduction: A Garden Favorite in the Palmetto State....
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South Carolina native Eva Pilgrim describes excitement on being named Inside Edition anchor, Southern...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina native Eva Pilgrim has officially stepped into one of television’s biggest roles, taking over as the new host of Inside Edition. Pilgrim, a proud graduate of Airport High School in West Columbia and the University of South Carolina, says the opportunity still feels surreal, especially...
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Charges upgraded against driver in crash that killed S.C. trooper

Due to a main water line break on Holiday Road in McCormick County, residents should boil water for a minute before consuming it. Some South Carolina teachers say promises made to them – aimed at keeping them in the classroom – aren’t being kept. CDC gets new...
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‘A friend to all’: Family, friends remember life of Upstate father, husband killed while...

FOX Carolina's Ella Grogan has the details. Evette said she wants to focus on mental health. Murder case in Duncan remains unsolved 10 years later. FOX Carolina's Brookley Cromer has the details. SC National Guard asked to help ICE, officials say. Updated: 3 hours ago. |. The South Carolina National...
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MUSC researchers studying a pill showing promise to help quit vaping

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Medical University of South Carolina researchers are studying whether a common cigarette cessation drug can become a federally approved medication to help adults quit vaping. The drug Varenicline, also known with the brand name of Chantix, is an option for smokers to quit smoking. The U.S....
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South Carolina enforces new hands-free driving restrictions

Starting September 1, South Carolina drivers will face new restrictions as a hands-free law takes effect, making it illegal to hold a phone or any device while driving.
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Man with alleged history of grabbing women’s feet on college campuses arrested

Christopher J. Deas, 49, has a history of appearing on college campuses in both North and South Carolina, including reports of grabbing women's feet, according to UNCP.
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The impact of the 1886 Charleston earthquake and South Carolina’s ongoing seismic activity

On August 31, 1886, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Charleston, South Carolina, causing significant destruction and resulting in more than 60 deaths, while a similar earthquake today could cause 900 deaths and billions of dollars in damage.

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