The S-47 bridge replacement project located over Baskins Creek in Lancaster County will be the focus of a South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) public information meeting 5-7 p.m. Jan. 13 in Heath Springs at the Rich Hill Fire Department on 3089 Rocky River Road.
Amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, President Joe Biden lauded the resilience of South Carolina State University’s Class of 2021 during a commencement address Friday at the Smith Hammond Middleton Memorial Center.
In an economy where prices on everything from meat to diapers are rising at an alarming rate, likewise natural gas won't be immune to sticker shock this winter.
The state Department of Health and Environmental Control and Gov. Henry McMaster are encouraging residents to learn more about the use and availability of monoclonal antibodies, a treatment proven to be effective in staving off serious illness from COVID-19.
Clinton College President Lester McCorn announced in a YouTube video on the college website last month that tuition for the 2021-22 academic year will be free of charge for qualifying full-time students at the Rock Hill institution.
More than 1,000 South Carolina doctors, including pediatricians, recently petitioned Gov. Henry McMaster and state lawmakers to lift the ban on mask mandates in public schools, which was put in place during the pandemic as anti-mask sentiment reached new heights.
South Carolina Sens. Tim Scott and Lindsey Graham voted in favor of an amendment proposed by fellow Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas that would ban the federal government from funding schools that teach critical race theory (CRT) in schools.
Drug overdose deaths in South Carolina rose by 52% in 2020, higher than the national average of 30%, according to a recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report.
Voter ID legislation and election integrity has become a hot-button issue of late, with many Republicans believing that such measures are necessary in order to hold free and fair elections, while Democrats say that more restrictions are oppressive to certain groups and will suppress the vote.
As the nation engages in a lively and bitter debate over Critical Race Theory (CRT) and whether it should have a role in school curriculum, South Carolina GOP lawmakers are circling the wagons in strong opposition by introducing legislation to prevent the teaching of CRT in public schools.