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Busch Light Apple will reach some SC cities later than others

Midlands and Lowcountry residents have been on the hunt for Busch Light Apple since the beer’s April 20 release date. But the search ended up taking college students and Busch fans across the state. What fans call “Bapple” has not fully reached the Columbia or Charleston areas yet, distributors told Greens Beverages manager Larry Brown. Social media and the product’s limited availability have intensified...
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Richland Two board member removed from leadership positions following censure

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A Richland Two board member has now been removed from her leadership position, the move coming shortly after she was censured for repeated conduct violations. In a 6-1 vote, the board voted to remove Monica Elkins-Scott, who has served on the board for 14 years, from...
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Wet Wednesday Morning Rain Event Targets Columbia, Lexington, Saluda, Aiken and Augusta With Strong...

COLUMBIA, SC — A wet Wednesday was forecast to impact central and western South Carolina along with the Augusta, Georgia corridor as morning rainfall pushed through the region between 5 AM and 10 AM, with FutureCast imagery showing concentrated precipitation across Columbia, Lexington, Saluda, Newberry, Edgefield, Aiken, and Augusta through the early morning hours before activity tapered to isolated afternoon showers.
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Fireflies start extended road trip

After celebrating mascot Mason’s 10th birthday this past weekend, the Columbia Fireflies will spend the next two weeks on the road. The trip starts Tuesday in the Grand Strand with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans. Jordan Woods will get the opening start of the six-game series. This is just the second series meeting between the two Carolina League South rivals, the first won by...
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Meet News19 Teacher of the Week Katie Horton

SWANSEA, S.C. — In a classroom where every day can be unpredictable, one thing stays the same: Mrs. Katie Horton is there for her students. “We never know what we're gonna come into,” says Teaching Assistant Mackenzie Fallaw. “She's great. She shows up for her kids. She's compassionate, and it's been a privilege to work with her.”
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Trolls, fireflies and a tax break mix-up: Catch up on today’s top stories from...

From a new wine and raw bar in Cayce to a multimillion-dollar accounting error at the State House, Tuesday brought a busy news day across the Midlands. Here’s a quick look at what made headlines on April 28, 2026. Here are key takeaways: • New Cayce restaurant: George Robert’s Wine & Raw Bar opened last week at 1301 State St. in Cayce, marking the second...
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COMMIT: Kim Caldwell, Lady Vols Add 12th Commit from TRANSFER PORTAL in Kennedy Fauntleroy

East Carolina transfer guard Kennedy Fauntleroy has committed to Kim Caldwell and the Lady Vols. What does Kennedy Fauntleroy bring to the Lady Vols?
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Several rounds of rain likely across the Midlands

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Well we certainly picked up a surprise round of rain this morning, amounting up to 0.25" across parts of the Midlands. That rain has since moved out and dissipated, leaving behind some breaks of sunshine. Temperatures tonight settle in the low 60s as clouds move right...
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Suspect in custody after weekend mayhem in the Midlands

Suspect in custody after weekend mayhem in the Midlands
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Family-owned Japanese restaurant to open in Cardinal Crossing

FOREST ACRES, S.C. — Residents of Forest Acres will soon have another choice when dining out. Colliers announced Tuesday, April 28, that Kinnichiwa, a family-owned restaurant chain, has signed a lease to locate at Cardinal Crossing. The restaurant has been serving Japanese cuisine since 2019 and operates 16 restaurants in North and South Carolina. The Forest Acres location will be the third in the...

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