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Latest News (Page 27)

Cleaning up South Carolina’s coast

2026-05-29
On: May 29, 2026
In: Public Safety

SCDNR Director Tom Mullikin is aggressively going after environmentally dangerousabandoned watercraft and their former owners By W Thomas Smith Jr. Earlier this month, the S.C.Continue Reading

Songbird Festival to Debut May 30–31 at Finlay Park

2026-05-28
On: May 28, 2026
In: Events

Two-day event brings bluegrass and Americana stars to downtown Columbia A new music festival is taking flight in the heart of downtown Columbia as theContinue Reading

Why republicans should support President Trump’s redistricting efforts

2026-05-28
On: May 28, 2026
In: Government, Politics

Opinion By Congressman Joe WilsonMay 22, 2026 America is once again engaged in a national debate over congressional redistricting. While redistricting has always been aContinue Reading

Golf Tips for Seniors: Think “Tennis Racket” for Better Control

2026-05-28
On: May 28, 2026
In: Sports

Using a familiar tennis motion can help prevent slicing and improve power By Robin All A simple visual can help prevent one of the mostContinue Reading

Dam Boat Run Returns to Lake Murray This Weekend

2026-05-28
On: May 28, 2026
In: Events

More than 100 powerboats expected; helicopter tours offer new way to view the event The Dam Boat Run returns to Lake Murray May 28–30, bringingContinue Reading

Walkathon to Benefit Rapid Shelter Columbia Set for May 31

2026-05-28
On: May 28, 2026
In: Events

Free community event at Saluda Shoals Park aims to raise awareness and support for those experiencing chronic homelessness The City of Columbia Homeless Services, RapidContinue Reading

Black Eats Week 803 returns June 22-28

2026-05-28
On: May 28, 2026
In: Events

The fourth annual Black Eats Week 803 celebration returns June 22 – 28, and registration is now open for Black-owned restaurants, food trucks, caterers, privateContinue Reading

War Eagles’ Heise denied state title again

2026-05-27
On: May 27, 2026
In: Sports

Photos by Gray Collegiate Academy – Gray Collegiate Academy head coach Kevin Heise with the Class 4A runner-up trophy. By Thomas Grant Jr. The questContinue Reading

Lake Murray Takes National Spotlight with All-American Championship

2026-05-27
On: May 27, 2026
In: Sports

Major League Fishing brings three-day national tournament to Columbia, showcasing region as premier bass fishing destination COLUMBIA, S.C. – Major League Fishing returns to theContinue Reading

Fireworks Over Lake Murray Return This July 4

2026-05-27
On: May 27, 2026
In: Events

Columbia, S.C. – One of the Midlands’ most beloved summer traditions will return Saturday, July 4, 2026, as Lake Murray’s Independence Day Celebration lights upContinue Reading

Blowfish Baseball kicks off 21st Season

2026-05-25
On: May 25, 2026
In: Sports

By Thomas Grant Jr. For the 21st consecutive season—and 11th in Lexington County—summer will once again feature Coastal Plain League action from the Lexington CountyContinue Reading

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