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Kansas St. adds former Hoyas forward Bolden
Coach Bruce Weber announced Bolden's decision Friday. Bolden will sit out next season as required by the NCAA, but has three years of eligibility remaining.
Pavilion memories: Building on a tradition while building homes
Billy Don and Ann Wilson sat in beach chairs beside the dance floor at the annual Pawleys Pavilion Reunion on Saturday as the old familiar music carried them back in time to the night they met - at the pavilion.
Legislator's Dad Elected to MUSC After Protest
The Legislature elected a House member's father to the Medical University of South Carolina board after he agreed to pay higher property taxes at his beach home.
Shaw AFB Cancels Annual 4th of July Celebration
The military base said in a statement it would not have the "Jammy July 4th" that normally takes place at Dillon Park.
Swan Lake-Iris Gardens overcame accidental start
Remember back in the day when you were a kid going on a school field trip? Or, perhaps more recently when you may have been a parent-chaperone or a teacher in charge of a class? Those were exciting, fun times, just being away from the classroom and on an adventure to see and experience new places and things.
Sumter teena s fast action saves his little brother
He's a committed member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has a part-time job and is planning to head off to Brazil in July for two years on his church mission.
SC immigration unit measures successes, challenges
In its first year, a special South Carolina law enforcement unit that investigates criminal cases against illegal immigrants has been successful, according to its commander.
Mothers in uniform get room on Sumter base to nurse young
SHAW AIR FORCE BASE Army civilian personnel specialist Tracey Leven recalls the time she tried to use a breast pump to express milk in a military office years ago.
Sumter teen's fast action saves his little brother
He's a committed member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has a part-time job and is planning to head off to Brazil in July for two years on his church mission.
SC hospital found guilty of $39M in false claims
The Item of Sumter reports a federal jury found Wednesday that Tuomey Healthcare System signed doctors to part-time contracts to ensure that they would get referral fees associated with those physicians' procedures.
Federal Employees Rally Against Sequestration
Concerned with the potential loss of an estimated $2.4 million dollars over 3 months to the Sumter economy, federal workers and citizens gathered in Sumter to rally against the sequestration.
Columbia funeral home receives wrong body
COLUMBIA, SC - He spent much of his life in New York state, but at heart, Purdy Walker was always a South Carolina kind of guy.
New hope for family of missing Myrtle Beach man
The story of three women who had been missing for about a decade and were found alive Monday in a home in downtown Cleveland has given new hope to families of missing persons everywhere, including on the Grand Strand and in the Pee Dee.
Robots allow homebound students to attend class by proxy
A pilot program through Verizon Wireless is allowing medically homebound students to attend class using innovative four-and-a-half foot robots.
Myrtle Beach, Sumter in Top 10 For Unmarried Moms
A new U.S. Census report finds that a North Carolina city is No. 2 in the country for its percentage of recent unmarried mothers, and two South Carolina cities are in the Top 10.
South Carolina school brings robots into the classroom
Lexie Kinder has a desk in her third grade classroom at Alice Drive Elementary School in Sumter, South Carolina.
Inmate found hanged in Sumter jail cell
SUMTER -- An inmate at the jail for Sumter and Lee counties has died after being found hanged in his cell.
Man indicted in plot to kill SC prison guard
An Orangeburg man has been charged with conspiring to kill a South Carolina prison guard wounded in a hit authorities have said was orchestrated behind bars with an illegal cellphone.
Finalist for Richland elections chief to interview with board
The county formally released the names of the three Monday – after refusing to do so last week when asked by a reporter with The State newspaper, in violation of the S.C. Freedom of Information Act.