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Cannonborough Beverage Company expanding operations in Charleston County

By Timothy Stuckey | Dec 5, 2021

Cannonborough Beverage Company, a producer of fine and unique craft sodas, is set to expand operations in Charleston County.

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South Carolina women rally past UConn to claim Battle 4 Atlantis tourney hoops title

By Timothy Stuckey | Dec 5, 2021

The top-ranked South Carolina women's basketball team continued its successful start to the season by rallying to win the Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament title in the Bahamas over No. 2 Connecticut, 73-57, on Nov. 22.

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University of South Carolina once again freezes tuition costs

By Timothy Stuckey | Dec 5, 2021

The University of South Carolina will freeze tuition systemwide for the 2022-23 academic year, marking the fourth consecutive year the state's leading institution has maintained the same cost for tuition, according to a university press release.

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South Carolina University's baseball recruiting team ranked 16th in the country

By Timothy Stuckey | Sep 22, 2021

Baseball America magazine has ranked the University of South Carolina baseball recruiting class as the 16th best in the country, according to gamecocksonline.com.

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State Supreme Court rules against Columbia mask mandate

By Timothy Stuckey | Sep 12, 2021

The South Carolina Supreme Court has determined that the city of Columbia's COVID-19 mask mandate "cannot stand" following Attorney General Alan Wilson's lawsuit challenging the mandate, according to a report by the Washington Examiner.

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South Carolina High School League urges schools to prepare sports schedule 'backup plans' for possible COVID-19 cancellations

By Timothy Stuckey | Aug 8, 2021

Jerome Singleton, commissioner of the South Carolina High School League, recently advised schools in the state to prepare backup plans for sports schedules and athletic activities due to escalating COVID-19 cases, according to a report by The Sun News.

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Over a quarter of South Carolina small businesses felt 'little to no impact' during pandemic according to US Census Bureau survey

By Timothy Stuckey | Jul 27, 2021

South Carolina's small businesses performed better than the national average during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau last month.