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The Carolinas | Police seek suspect in fatal shooting
Police are looking for a suspect in the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man at a South Carolina bar.
Alone in the water for 20 hours: Dramatic rescue of seven people -...
Alone in the water for 20 hours: Dramatic rescue of seven people - including three children - after boat sinks 25 miles off shore By Mail Foreign Service Last updated at 3:05 AM on 6th September 2010 Seven people, including three children, have escaped with their lives after they spent a terrifying night alone in the ocean after their boat sank 25 ...
Coast Guard rescues 7 people off SC coast
The Coast Guard has rescued seven people from a capsized boat about 30 miles off the coast of South Carolina.
Va officials try to identify man killed by train
Authorities are trying to identify a man who died after being struck by an Amtrak train.
DHEC urges South Carolinians to get blood cholesterol checked
September is National Cholesterol Awareness Month, and the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control urges South Carolinians to get their blood cholesterol checked, and work with their healthcare provider to lower it if it is high.
American Transplant carries "Batmobile" with him to...
You remember that same type of vehicle was buried like a Time Capsule and discovered 3 years ago? Well this one A left its native shores of USA and thrived in Barbados' tropical climes for all these decades.
Campus construction projects attract lawmakers' criticism
COLUMBIA - State government records reviewed by The Greenville News show that South Carolina's public colleges and universities have spent more than $1 billion in the past four years on building projects - a construction boom that critics say taxpayers can no longer afford.
Longtime Congressman Spratt in tough battle
In another time and place, in an era devoid of razor-sharp political elbows, Tea Party politics and instant, viral communication, South Carolina Rep.
Red carpet rolled out for WWII veterans
Maj. Gen. Douglas Carver, chief of chaplains of the United States Army, arrived late to the Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge national conference being held this week in Columbia.
Job scarcity extends search for work
Judy Bryant of Beech Island, has been searching for a job for about nine months.
SC Train Derailment Caused by Bouncing Wheels
A freight train operator says bouncing wheels on one railcar was among the causes of a 24-car derailment that led to the evacuation of 436 homes in northwestern South Carolina.
Health care aid for children goes unused
More than 160,000 children living in South Carolina qualify for government health insurance that is free for their parents, but the kids aren't signed up for the coverage.
Former S.C. Secretary of State and Lt. Governor's Chief of Staff Jim Miles has returned to his former role as chief of staff to Lt.
SC doctor arrested for sexual battery on a child
A South Carolina doctor has been arrested on seven counts of sexual battery on a child.
Governor Sanford encourages voters to register
Gov. Mark Sanford has proclaimed September as Voter Education Month in South Carolina.
Lower gas prices mean more Labor Day road trips
Steadily decreasing gas prices in South Carolina have many motorists considering an end of season getaway this Labor Day Weekend.
Brasch WordsREPUBLICAN Leadership Falls on Its 'Family Values' Sword
Some columns are easier to write than others. This is one of them. Providing all of my research were the "family values" Republicans.
Study: Agribusinessa s impact, potential are great
South Carolina could create an additional 10,000 jobs and boost agriculturea s impact on the statea s economy by about $16 billion annually, a new USC study suggests.
How Much Longer Does Kevin Nash Plan To Wrestle For?
TNA News: Hardcore Justice DVD Video & Artwork, Kevin Nash's Future, TNA's France Debut, More Posted by Ashish on 09.03.2010 Friday TNA news... - Here's artwork and a video preview for TNA's Hardcore Justice DVD which is due out on 11/2. - TNA's website has an interview up with Kevin Nash where he says he expects to wrestle for another 5-6 years.
SCDOT debuts new signs for inmate highway crews
Non-violent offender inmates working on construction projects across the Palmetto State will be marked by new road signs from the South Carolina Department of Transportation.
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