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DeMint a plunged headlong into' Honduras effort
Sen. Jim DeMint, a South Carolina Republican known for his efforts to influence domestic immigration and health care issues, has scored a foreign-policy coup by helping to compel the Obama administration to shift its stance on strife-ridden Honduras.
Presbyterian College student Heather Brooke Isbell Missing in Clinton, SC Since November 9, 2009
November 9, 2009 in Clinton, SC.A Heather Isbell was last seen around 5 PM on the Presbyterian College campus by a fellow student.
Police Search For Missing College Student
Police said they are searching for a missing Presbyterian College student who was last seen on Monday afternoon.
EDITORIAL: Lawson a great farm leader for the state
The decision to hire Darlington's Laurie Lawson as the South Carolina executive director for the Farm Service Agency at the USDA was good news for farmers throughout the state, especially the Pee Dee.
Clinton Red Devils put clamps on Panthers
Taviouzie Booker scored two touchdowns as Clinton continued its dominance against Chapman with a 20-0 victory Friday night.
The Clinton Newberry Natural Gas Authority Board of Directors meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 27th at 6:00 p.m. in the Newberry office.
Two-faced: Sex, lies and apologies
It is a pairing no self-respecting Republican could enjoy, but GOP Gov. Mark Sanford and Democratic former President Bill Clinton are linked - at least in the way they handle scandal.
Ride Share Board helps people commute to work
Checking the board - Irvin Goodwin and Melody Brutkiewicz with the South Carolina Employment Security Commission Union Workforce Center check the "Community Ride Share Board." Officials with the Union Workforce Center of the South Carolina Employment Security Commission say opportunities for jobs are increasing, but they are often in areas that ...
Private university plans pharmacy school in SC
South University plans to open a pharmacy school in South Carolina next year, the second new program planned in the state.
SC ag council visiting seed companies on fall tour
The South Carolina Agricultural Council is hosting its fall tour, with stops scheduled at a number of companies and sites.
Letterman Apologizes for Sexcapades, Admits Wife Is "Horribly Hurt"
Enough about the other woman - or women, as it turns out. David Letterman now needs to turn his attention to the woman.
Layout profile: Chuck Heynen's Pennsyltucky RR
Chuck Heynen stands at the doorway to his Pennsyltucky empire. Most local railfans know that Clinton, SC is served by the railroad CSX.
Shop Around: Shop Proud, Shop Columbia
Shoppers can order just about anything they need these days off the Internet. But should they? Columbia-area merchants are urging residents to shop local in a new campaign launching today designed to help businesses struggling during the worst recession in 80 years.
In case you missed the latest press stunt by a certain evolutionary-challenged Upstate S.C. Senator, one of South Carolina's key transportation arteries will be blocked off for eight months beginning in January 2010.
State DOT to review planned SC interstate closure
A South Carolina transportation official says he will review a plan to close part of Interstate 385 next year for repairs and improvements.
Concerns grow over planned S.C. interstate closure
Some South Carolina officials say closing part of Interstate 385 next year for repairs and improvements will create a roadblock for companies.
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Former Darlington coach named head man at Mercer U.
Former Darlington coach Jason Childs has been named Mercer Universitya s first-ever head mena s lacrosse coach.
Tubman statue enjoying retirement
Nothing which comes stays, and nothing which goes is lost. -- A.S. Swetchine I think we found Minerva.