Columbia, SC News

• Columbia, SC News
• Today, I will be starting a military tour across South Carolina with stops in Gr...
• Get Paid to Compete - Professionalizing Sport Martial Arts, for Black
• Star Chefs
• Batter Up for a Summer Sport Snack Garden
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• WNS locating new operations in Richland County
• 2012 Leadership Columbia completes clinic renovations
• Folks about town
• City Snippets
• Business leaders donate $50,000 to Pawmetto Lifeline
• Home medical wellness store keeps up with change in healthcare
• A Step into Kingstree’s Past
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• Legals
• Public Notices
• SCISA AAA Girls’ Al l -Region Soccer Team named
• Blue Devils are state champs!
• A.C. Flora golf dynasty continues
• Falcons are state champs!
• Students receive prestigious scholarships
• NAMIWALKS promotes mental health awareness
• Piano Extravaganza concert launches 2012 Southeastern Piano Festival June 10
• Library launches new 3M Cloud Library
• Art auction to benefit S.C. Department of Mental Health
• Events
• Do you remember?
• Wells Fargo begins matching campaign for food banks
• Richland County Council debates International Legislative Committee
• “I forgot” is only an excuse in D.C.
• The Converse All Star shirt irritates some
• Olympia festival reported to be bigger than ever
• The fourth annual Red Truck event receives $3,433 and 2,038 pounds of food and supplies
• Forest Acres City Council approves facelifts for parks
• Happy memories soften harsh farewells
• Political Cartoon
• Christ Central Ministries celebrates 15 years
• Sometimes Words Are Not Enough
• Eastminster Presbyterian volunteers prepare food at Transitions
• Quikry Crimes in the Capital City
• “Decide to Drive, Arrive Alive”
• Lake Murray Association receives safety grant
• Fallen Doolittle Raider learned to fly at Owens Airport
• The Gay Gardener’s Club has served the community for 60 years
• Trial, tragedy, and triumph make up 100 years
• Obama vs. Pelosi on Medicare
• Taxpayers Funding More ObamaCare Insanity
• Government-funded 'publicity center' to spin healthcare rationing
• Miscellaneous Tariff Bills Overwhelmingly Apply to 10 or Fewer Companies
• DeMint Raises Questions Regarding LOST
• Liberals' Latest Attempt to Resuscitate ObamaCare
• Obama Administration spends hundreds of millions on publicity
• Another Way ObamaCare Will Raise Costs
• Liberals Preparing ObamaCare Agitprop
• Democrats Afraid of ObamaCare's Shadow
• Think tank paid to think up expensive food regulations
• At the ballpark this afternoon cheering on the 2-time defending National Champio...
• Its very good news Chen Guangcheng will be allowed to leave China. The bad news...
• Help South Carolina Congressman Jeff Duncan (SC-03) compete with the House New M...
• Another Plan Bites the Dust...?
• Cayce citizens honor CSA General L. L. Lomax in Virginia
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• Public Notices - Legal Advertisements
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Sanders ends career at Dreher on top
• Ben Lippen says farewell to Bill Currier
• Bearcats maul Myrtle Beach
• Warriors stop Vikings
• Cyclones clip Hammond in OT
• Skyhawks force game three
• Cardinal Heartbreaker
• Bearcats sink Socastee
• Lady Cardinals down Heathwood Hall
• Skyhawks fall to Florence Christian
• ’Cats swamp Hammond
• Cardinal Newman wallops Wilson Hall
• Cardinals pounce on Pinewood
• Bearcats headed out of the playoffs
• Bearcats blank Bluffton
• Falcons take game one of championship series
• Lady Bearcats fall to Hilton Head
• Falcons claim Lower State title
• From first to worst to first again
• Star Chefs
• 21st Annual Festival of Gardens Tour by Columbia Green
• The Magnificent Mini Magnolia Grandiflora
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• SCDCA Scam Alert
• Lexington Medical Center affiliates with Duke Medicine
• Lake Carolina welcomes McGuinn
• Local company acquired for $3.4 million
• Hawthorne celebrates new store
• Mullins named DeWitt Award winner
• Folks about town
• City Snippets
• Cycling, big wheel in Columbia
• A Step into Kingstree’s Past
• Attention Dreh er High School Class of 1962
• Richland One Odyssey of the Mind winners
• RCPL project recognizes young talent
• Dr. Carlos Smith named District Level Adminstrator of the Year
• Dreher Robotics Team only team in history to win back to back championships
• Glenforest School cooks up support for student scholarships
• Alcorn Middle School hosts a Family Food Revolution
• Richland One Gates Millennium Scholars
• Richland One Schools receive Federal Health Awards
• RNE NJROTC wins at nationals
• Institute at USC offers behind the scenes look at art of conducting
• Miss Paysinger and Mr. Hart marry at Riverbanks Botanical Garden
• Miss Gravino and Mr. Jeffords exchange vows at Pepper Plantation in Mount Pleasant
• Shepherd Center to honor Rabbi Sanford T. Marcus
• USC DAR honors 30-year member
• Beta Sigma Phi chapter challenges others to paint Columbia yellow with roses
• Do you remember?
• Held over
• S.T.A.R. program to benefit Oliver Gospel Mission
• Events
• Solutions to flooding in Shandon
• Columbia City Council looks at 2012/2013 budget
• The parental police state
• Night of the Living Dead Rock Stars
• Dog sitting cured me
• Political Cartoon
• Volunteers clean the grounds of Country Wood Nursing Center
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Tell your family, friends, and co-workers
• We want more of Caroline Judson’s memories
• Artist returns to his middle school to share career
• Eagle Scout makes learning easier for children
• Girl Scout raises awareness about hunger and homelessness
• The Giving Young
• C-SPAN Much? ObamaCare Still Lacking Transparency
• Please Share with your Friends and colleagues on Facebook. A good read in today...
• American Hero Awards
• Federal Reserve's War On Savings
• DeMint Launches New "Pickpocket" Blog
• Today I voted AGAINST the Obama Budget which failed in the Senate 0-99. I voted...
• Democrat Budget Plans & Entitlement Reforms
• How ObamaCare is RAISING Premiums & Costs
• ObamaCare Taking Away Insurance Coverage for Students
• A few notes on Ex-Im Bank as the Senate votes today: * Over the last five years...
• Too Much is Never Enough
• Women Subjected to Medicaid's Sub-Standard Care
• Saying No to State Bailouts
• REPORT: States of Bankruptcy Part II: Eurozone, USA?
• Government-funded agency to promote US tourism holds conference in UK
• Empowering Students for Success
• Staff for Senator DeMint to Bring Mobile Office to Newberry
• Obamacare's Mother's Day 'Present': Losing Your Insurance
• Rebates NOT an ObamaCare 'Game Changer'
• Legals
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Brookland Cayce Class of 1947 Reunion
• Captain Clarence Julienne Profilet III, U.S. Navy (Ret.)
• Miss Bell and Mr. Grote marry April 14, 2012 at The Lace House
• Garden Club Council stresses importance of protecting streams and rivers
• Shandon Quilt Group holds trunk show May 1
• Do you remember?
• Miss Hope and Mr. Marino plan October wedding
• District Two wins 16 communication awards
• Lonnie B. Nelson wins S.C. Bar Law Related Education
• Heathwood choirs take New York’s Carnegie Hall
• April honors for Richland One
• St. Joseph selects winners of school service awards
• Three Dreher students win National Merit Scholarships
• Cardinal Newman seniors receive teaching fellowships
• Events
• South Carolina Book Festival marks 16th year
• The Orchestra ROCKS!
• Star Chefs
• The Queen of Climbers
• Bearcats skin Gators
• No No. 1 seed...no problem
• Hall battle goes to Heathwood
• Hammond falls to Eagles
• Dent does it again
• Lady Vikings wear down Lancaster
• B-C pounds Bulldogs
• A.C. Flora banishes Knights
• Skyhawks cruise to semifinals
• Cardinals roll to semifinals
• Skyhawks sweep Barons out of the playoffs
• Falcons capture Talon Cup
• Cardinals forced to vacate wins, fall to fourth seed
• Cardinals avenge earlier loss to Hammond
• Skyhawks bomb Ben Lippen
• Jaramillo hat trick does in Blue Devils
• Richland Mall creates home for Crossfit
• Epic battle goes to Falcons
• Airport expands smoke-free environment
• Lake Carolina welcomes Sovereign Homes
• Folks about town
• City Snippets
• The Columbia Star presents the Bob Ford Excellence Award
• Devine Foods
• Be smarter than the criminals
• Columbia City Council votes for no change
• Boys are hard headed
• Singing about Mom
• Cheating in church never pays
• Political Cartoon
• Torch Club hears about “The Development of Thinking Machines”
• Strolls for Seizure Control raises awareness about seizure disorders
• Antioch Baptist Church youth honor breast cancer survivors
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Linking Hands for Life
• Moms praised on Mother’s Day
• First Christian choir director enjoys article
• Why Crown Vics?
• Chief Randy Scott receives the Fourth Star
• S.C. honors Walter Edgar
• Don’t be easy on me just because I’m different
• Still on Obama's To-Do List: $2,500 Premium Cut...
• I’m very pleased the House of Representatives authorized Ex-Im Bank for another...
• Report: Ex-Im to Cost Taxpayers $200 Million in 2012
• Speaker Pelosi, About Those 4 Million ObamaCare Jobs...?
• Families USA Report Misleads on ObamaCare's 'Help' for Small Businesses
• Messaging a Law The American People Don't Want
• I was the first person in my family to go to college. I lived in fear of flunkin...
• ObamaCare & Identity Fraud
• What You Missed Over the Recess
• I'm glad KSM and the other 9/11 co-conspirators will be held accountable within...
• Star Chefs
• Low Labor, High Yield Gardening
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Midlands chapter of american Business Women’s association hosts awards banquet
• Folks about town
• Drs EyEcarE & contact Lens clinic of sc, a pioneer in contact lens sales
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• City of Cayce first to receive Crown Victoria Interceptors
• Custodian honored for 50 years of service
• Lion receives Melvin Jones Fellowship award
• Do you remember?
• Novel-lovers Book Club pays back with books
• Fewer Aphids, thanks to SJN
• Science at Bridge Creek Elementary
• Young Sandlapper Singers to perform May 18
• Events
• Falcons hope to keep flying high in 2012
• Lady Cardinals get revenge on Ben Lippen
• Blue Devil becomes a Patriot
• Highlanders upset Hammond
• Brookland-Cayce boys finish with a perfect region record, too
• Skyhawks get by Heathwood
• Lady Bearcats finish with a perfect region record
• Falcons down Airport in PKs
• Cardinals blast Ben Lippen
• 2nd half explosion propels Cards over A.C. Flora
• Hall clinches playoff birth
• Hyatt Park/Keenan Terrace residents participate in storm drain marking
• New Parks and Recreation director speaks at CCN
• West Columbia City Council honors requests
• Song resounds at the Richland County Council meeting
• For the love of the family
• Squirrel Apocalypse
• Me, my cat, a fox, and a frustrated husband
• Political Cartoon
• Forest Pines holds seminar about little-known benefits for veteran families
• First Christian Church celebrates 110 years in Columbia
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• The Capital City Club invites the public to Blue Sky exhibit
• Letter to Dreher Classes of ’46 and ’47 about 2012 reunion
• Story points out wrong things
• A.C. Flora alumnus graduates No. 1 in his class of 409 Marines
• Attorneys honor their own
• If America does not speak up for Mr. Chen who will? If his cause is not just an...
• With the signing of the Strategic Partnership Agreement we have reached a turnin...
• Jon Stewart's Right: Why You WILL Lose Your Health Coverage Under ObamaCare
• A very good editorial discussing, in the words of the Wall Street Journal, "a bu...
• I cannot think of a more defining moment to push China to embrace a more progres...
• ObamaCare's Pre-Existing Contradictions
• Cinco De Meow-o
• Battle For Columbia
• As the first Boeing South Carolina 787 takes to the skies my only regret is we f...
• On my way to Charleston for tomorrow’s Boeing 787 roll out. It will be one of th...
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Folks about town
• Commission breaks ground on new activity center
• NCBA moves to new office
• SCBT raises $100K for local charities
• Connect South Carolina leads effort to increase high speed internet access
• City Snippets
• Charlie Farrell to direct the S.C. Aerospace Task Force
• CC professor is back in Mongolia
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour Part 23: Salt Pond Preserve
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Public Notices
• An Evening of Opera and Musical Theatre
• MTC honors outstanding students
• Saint John Neumann receives award for innovative marketing plan
• Columbia College students share using Dining for Women model
• Bird house winner announced at Petal Pushers Garden Club meeting
• Attorney general speaks to Rotary Club
• Miss Stump and Dr. Zeigler exchange vows in Savannah, Georgia
• Vivian Gunter Chase
• The Everglades is a wilderness paradise
• Columbia Rotary Club honors the late Bob Ford
• Miss Beighley and Mr. Dinkins wed in Eastminster Presbyterian
• Beloved decorator moves to Isle of Palms
• Riverbanks signs book deal
• Grease is the word at Town Theatre
• Events
• Feathers fly in Skyhawk/Falcon clash
• A “match” made in Heaven
• Burnett shuts down Cards
• Hammond handles Ben Lippen
• Header lifts Falcons over Dreher
• A.C. Flora blanks Blue Devils
• Logan’s run near perfect for Cardinals
• Cardinals get by Hammond
• Blue Devils shut down Airport
• Defensive ’Hawks hold off Cardinal Newman
• Cardinal becoming a Saint
• Falcons fly by B-C
• B-C takes control of Region 3A-V
• Bearcats ground Falcons
• Rosewood residents learn about code violations
• Columbia City Council District 3 representative prepares to serve
• Fastest young man in U.S. honored by Columbia City Council
• Rub an onion on it
• Growing old with TF
• Sick to death of the same old news stories
• Cartoon
• Exercise class celebrates birthdays in the 90s
• PCSC Olympics results
• Presbyterian retirement communities compete in the PCSC Olympics
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Children’s Theatre...yes, it matters
• Eleven year old cries for euthanized animals
• Stop senseless animal abuse
• S.C. needs better consumer protection
• Articles in The Star have common bond
• Entrance to Riverbanks Zoo spruced up
• Snapping turtle comes a knockin’
• Wildlife changes hands
• DeMint Statement on Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act
• Workers Still not Free to Choose
• Flawed Medicaid Study Leads to Flawed Conclusions
• The REAL Story Behind ObamaCare's Failed Premium Promise
• South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has done a great job fighting for So...
• Take Politics Out of Tariff Rules
• The NLRB seems hell-bent on changing labor processes across-the-board for purely...
• Summer Camps
• Summer Camps
• What Americans Don't Know about Obamacare Is ALREADY Hurting Them
• GAO Study Exposes Bogus ObamaCare Savings
• Asked if he knew whether a big-name musician such as local favorite Darius Rucke...
• What You Need to Know About Today's Medicare Trustees Report
• Comparing Deficits: Medicare & Greece
• Key Points From Today's Medicare Trustees Report
• ObamaCare & Judicial Activism
• I'm encouraged, more House Democrats are abandoning President Obama’s irrational...
• Staff for Senator DeMint to Bring Mobile Office to Marion
• Democrats Man the ObamaCare Lifeboats
• Congratulations to Denise Khaalid on being named the Assistant Principal of the...
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Untitled
• Public Notices - Legal Advertisements
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Hall scores late to beat Cardinals
• Ben Lippen outlasts Highlanders in PKs
• Hammond’s Horst signs with Furman
• Stars take State Cup
• Blythewood turns to Washington
• Heathwood grounds Falcons
• Bearcats’ return to region makes Devils blue
• Bearcats whip Wildcats
• Cardinals pull rank on Bishops
• Irmo downs Northwestern
• Warriors deal CN first loss of season
• Best of 4A takes down best of 1A
• Fort Mill downs B-C
• Wando’s depth wears down B-C
• Yellow Jacket/Cardinal battle lives up to the hype and then some
• An instant classic; Irmo edges Cardinal Newman
• Oklahoma’s Norman North makes its 10th trip to the Palmetto Cup
• Bearcats claw by Cardinals
• McDaniel’s hat trick leads B-C over Dreher
• Skyhawks’ late goal beats Highlanders
• Wando claims Palmetto Cup championship
• Flower bulb sale under way
• Garden Council to meet
• Star Chefs
• Carolina Community Ga rden
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Alston Wilkes Society receives free prescription assistance
• Greystone/I-126 Interchange undergoes makeover, Riverbanks-style
• Columbia Metropolitan Airport redoubles efforts to support small, minority, and women owned businesses
• BlueCross BlueShield of S.C. donates to S.C. Rural Health
• Folks about town
• Store Closing
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour Part 22: Exploring Pemaquid Point
• Irmo Chapin Recreation Summer Camps
• South Carolina’s Magnificent Five
• RNE unveils new gym and renovations
• Richland Northeast High School Naval JROC breaks the Top 10 in the Nation
• Fashion show sends child to Disney World
• Area quilter to exhibit work in international competition
• Miss Bristow and Mr. Patrick exchange vows in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
• CEO of the River Alliance speaks to St. Andrews Rotary Club
• Officers Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
• St. Andrews Rotary Club learns about Goodwill Industries
• April is National Volunteer Month; Become a mentor
• You are invited to the 8th annual Wade Hampton Memorial Service
• Ode on a Grecian Yearn
• What were those doctors thinking!!
• Events
• Olympia prepares for festival
• Richland County Council meeting features zoo bond issue and Zoo Team
• Daddy, how long has God been alive?
• Speaking Amurcan
• IMNSHO (For the text speak challenged...In my not so humble opinion)
• Cartoon
• A new chapter begins at 831 Maple Street
• SUMC entertains and honors
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Refinancing will save taxpayers millions
• The senseless killing of innocent animals is unacceptable; stiffen the laws
• City gives away water/sewer money ...and then raises rates on water/sewer
• Where the Wild things are cared for
• Fashion Camp, one step closer to the runway
• Good to see my friend and fellow D.W. Daniel High School graduate Tom Von Kaenel...
• Party For the Planet
• Survey Shows How ObamaCare is Making Things Worse
• Please "Share" this important Tax Day Fact on Facebook. ** Since President Obam...
• The President, a Billionaire, & a Bad Idea Walk Into a Bar…
• Obamacare Creating Thousands of Jobs. For Bureaucrats.
• ObamaCare's $4 Trillion Tax Will Hit Middle Class
• Met today with Erika Grace Powell, Miss South Carolina USA 2012. Erika is a gra...
• “The new VA facility in Greenville is America’s way of saying ‘thank you’ and ex...
• Khalid Sheik Mohammad (KSM), the mastermind of 9/11, is the epitome of an enemy...
• The Credit Card Recovery
• DeMint Hires JEC Health Care Analyst, Debuts New "Freedom On Call" Blog
• What About the OTHER Buffett Rule...?
• What You Missed Over Recess
• In Greenville this morning for a groundbreaking ceremony to begin construction o...
• In Clemson today for the dedication of Lee Hall, now one of the most energy-effi...
• “Afghanistan looks better close up than it does far away,” Graham said. “If I we...
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Legals
• Computers should have developed 100 years ago
• Columbia Music Teachers Association presents young gifted pianists
• Columbia’s front porch celebrates 30 years
• Junior Woman’s Club of Columbia to hold sixth annual Baubles & Bubbles fundraiser
• Capital Senior Center receives grant for Strong to the Bone Exercise Class
• Kippi McCulloch
• Richland One to offer Alive at 25, teen driving safety course
• Stevenson Music Scholarship applications due April 30
• Fulmer Middle School helps get the word out about synthetic drugs
• Richland Two students earn National Achievement Scholarships
• Ridge View High School Student Council recognized at SCASC conference
• Events
• Columbia Children’s Theatre presents Rumplestiltzkin
• S.C. Lab Theatre presents Twelfth Night
• Hunt for missing hand takes place at Trustus
• Earth Week is April 13-22
• Star Chefs
• Chervil: Shade-loving herb
• Reward now $3,000 for Knolla Grace
• Fans race to Columbia Speedway
• Ben Lippen soccer turning heads
• Westwood hires Dozier
• Falcons blank Dreher
• Trump fires up Dreher
• Taco Bell Track & Field Classic returns
• Bearcats overwhelm Airport
• LR cries no Maas (or Murray) as Dreher freshman duo racks up a couple of hat tricks
• Lady Bearcat freshman steals the show on Senior Night
• Hammond downs Vikings
• Falcons fall to Raiders
• Vikings’ 11-run third rescues disappointing week
• Greenville clips Falcons’ wings in 7th
• CAT has new home in the Village at Sandhill
• Folks about town
• Real estate company consummates over $7.3 million
• Columbia passes HUD inspector audit
• Positive movement in Lake Carolina
• Midlands economic developer leads innovative start up program
• Katniss fever can’t be cured with an Acme anvil
• Mysteries of milk
• Melrose Park hears Coble and Baddourah
• A clean neighborhood is a safer neighborhood
• Forest Acres City Council holds April 10 meeting
• Columbia City Council meets April 9
• Cameron Runyan, your new Columbia City Council member
• I have a new baby
• Cartoon
• Surprisingly Cool Trike Tour
• Famously Hot Bike Tour
• One month, One Columbia
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Crazy is as crazy does
• Nuf sed
• A Titanic story Hollywood missed
• From “Famously Cold” to “Famously Hot”
• Seniors’ triathlon goes national
• “If the president decided tomorrow that we would aggressively open up the contin...
• Heading to Greenville this morning to participate in the Michelin North America...
• Santee Cooper Environmental Intern Program
• Today’s signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on night raids in Afghanistan i...
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• “Celebrating Conservation”
• Red Raiders rough up Spring Valley
• Falcons take flight in 5th, down Vikings
• Dreher sweeps doubleheader from Hammond
• bearcats take to the road
• Cardinals escape PaC
• Cavaliers down Falcons in last-second lacrosse thriller
• brookland-Cayce blanks Diamonds
• bearcats roll but Hornets earn praise
• Cardinals cruising at 10-0 but tough road lies ahead
• Vikings outpitch Cavaliers
• Dreher holds off Highlanders
• Theatre South Carolina unleashes wicked tale of Macbeth
• 701 Center for Contemporary Art announces 69 artists participating in Columbia Open Studios
• Star Chefs
• Go wild with Cherokee Roses
• Bearcats down Dreher
• Hammond hammers Heathwood
• Eagles handle Highlanders
• Cardinals survive South aiken
• Flora’s Vereen takes speed and strength title
• A South Carolina favorite son retires from basketball
• Volunteers are needed for Planting Day at the Disabled Veterans Garden
• Miss Jones and Mr. Gi vens mar ry in Fi rst Pr esbyter ian Ch ur ch
• Southeastern Piano Festival begins 10th year June 10
• Cardinal Newman students earn awards at S.C. Junior Classical League 2012 Spring Forum
• A.C. Moore elementary School wins Let’s Move White House award
• Eau Claire Promise Zone takes area children on a day safari to Riverbanks Zoo
• Webber elementary School student invited to White House easter egg Roll
• Ben Lippen School celebrates opening of Caswell athletic Center
• Folks about town
• Richland County Recreation Commission april events
• Events
• West Columbia City Council holds regular meeting
• Hyatt Park/Keenan terrace calls on Forestry Department for tree problem
• April 3rd election results with 95% reporting
• Should Richland County Council “prepare” for its tV debut?
• Curly hair does not an argument make
• Duct tape and fried chicken
• Signs CaN be PUt UP to inform customers
• Cartoon
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Festival brings global community together
• Meet members of CPD K-9 Unit
• CPD K-9 Unit thanks the community
• Lake Carolina Development News - April 5, 2012
• U.S. Leads the World...in Corporate Taxes
• ICYMI – Red State: Nikki Haley Intends to Govern
• Gov. Nikki Haley: “We’re South Carolinians. We will win every time.”
• ICYMI – WYFF 4: Haley reviews first year in office
• WHAT THEY’RE SAYING: “Not since Carroll Campbell have we had such a great salesman for the state…”
• Greenville News: Restructuring wins in S.C. Senate
• Finish The Job
• ICYMI: “South Carolina becoming an export star”
• Tax Relief Tour
• Updated Schedule – Tax Relief Tour
• Decision
• DeMint to visit McEntire Joint National Guard Base
• Columbia International Festival 2012
• I have long pushed for a renaissance in nuclear energy. Before February of this...
• This is a great milestone for the Site and DOE. Eight years ago, I authored a p...
• DeMint Commends NRC’s approval of V.C. Summer’s Nuclear Station Permits
• Colleges partner with Eau Claire congregation to launch community garden
• Star Chefs
• Propagating Partnerships
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Columbia senior community makes donation to veterans program
• Spirax Sarco hosts children’s charity event for Midlands kids
• Folks about town
• United We Stand: the win-win merger of a South Carolina seminary and a North Carolina university
• Guinea Delegation visits South Carolina
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Legals
• Richland One’s 2012 Spring Break schedule
• Gill’s Creek Watershed Association Urban and Paddle Country Picnic
• Sheriff stays ahead of trends and development
• Filmmaker discusses Magic and Bird
• Famed filmmaker presents “The Other Side of Immigration”
• Prevent rabies
• Miss Laffitte and Mr. Jett plan June 2012 wedding
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• Public Notices
• LeGrand family to serve as 2012 March of Dimes Ambassadors
• Food From the Heart results in over 120,000 pounds of food
• Help give the gift that benefits us all
• St. Andrews Woman’s Club helps local charities
• Richland One Schools win 37 Palmetto Gold and Silver awards
• Palmetto Center for the Arts dance students compete in Youth America Grand Prix Competition
• New Leo Club chartered at Blythewood High School
• Richland One announces new deadline for Pre-K registration
• Operation Seussville 2012, a read-in for elementary school students and their families
• Richland One School’s SIC wins Honorable Mention award
• Blythewood High School senior wins Art Institute of Charlotte’s Passion for Fashion Competition 2012
• Richland School District Two board of trustees meeting highlights
• Richland Northeast High School Chamber Orchestra receives superior rating at SCMEA
• Carolina Ballet presents Giselle
• Nimbaya! to perform at Columbia International Festival
• University of SC Lab Theatre presents Broken Glass
• Events
• Yellow Jackets sting Vikings
• New pilot at the helm of Airport baseball
• Siblings heading soccer to new heights
• Shoemakers making history at Ben Lippen
• Falcons Loving it
• Currier stepping down
• Cardinals blow by Hammond
• Wheldon’s goal is enough to lead Falcons over Dreher
• Skyhawks fly away from CN
• Last minute goal lifts A.C. Flora over Blue Devils
• Hammond grounds Falcons
• Collins fans eight, leads Vikings over Irmo
• Silver Foxes advance to championship
• Dutch Fork survives Augusta Prep
• Silver Foxes outlast Myrtle Beach
• St. James scores late to down Airport
• PAC rocks Rock Hill
• Socastee gets PAC in PKs
• Airport cautious in win over Rock Hill
• Falcon flying to national competition
• Iron Falcons finish strong
• Cardinals top Bearcats
• B-C vanquishes Vikings
• Bearcats bounce back
• Cards claim co-championship
• Discussion of Bull Street property heads topics at Columbia City Council meeting
• Columbia Council of Neighborhoods hosts candidates for Columbia City Council seats
• Richland County receives $95K
• Was that a pig that flew by or a kid?
• Who needs ’em anymore?
• Is a clean organized refrigerator even possible?
• Cartoon
• Four candidates for Columbia City Council respond to current concerns
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Four keys to preventing or replacing incarceration of children
• Women’s History Month: a time for cautious celebration
• Riverbanks’ top tiger receives Clemson’s highest honor
• A big thank you from canine officers
• Decker Boulevard is back
• From Russia to love
• Just received the Spirit of Enterprise Award from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce f...
• 'Flexibility' . . . to Do What?
• will be on WVOC Columbia with Keven Cohen today at 3:08 pm discussing the Suprem...
• Family Connection SC
• 'Gimme A Break!' Liberal Economist Scoffs at Free Market Concerns Over Fed's QE Policies
• Indie Grits Festival 2012
• Met today in Washington with Michael Oren, Israel's Ambassador to the United Sta...
• will be attending this morning's oral arguments at the Supreme Court on Obamacare.
• I’ve met with thousands of South Carolina business owners and job creators in th...
• Two years ago at the Obama health care bill signing the Vice President was overh...
• Moonlight cemetery and iconography tours of Elmwood Cemetery offered from Historic Columbia Foundation April-September
• Star Chefs
• Move over hosta... make way for Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
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• City’s Wastewater Division wins award
• Petal Pushers Garden Club meets
• March is Social Work Awareness Month
• Scholarship winners present recital to The Afternoon, Eau Claire, and Morning Music Clubs of Columbia
• Richland Northeast High School is an International Baccalaureate World School
• Fulmer Middle School recognized as School to Watch at SCMSA conference
• Heathwood Hall Episcopal School student wins Prudential Spirit of Community award
• Finalists announced in “This School’s Got Talent” search
• How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying performed at Dreher High School
• Staged reading of Robbie Robertson’s new play Satan in High Heels to benefit Trustus Theatre
• Theatre Rowe Productions presents Second Samuel by Pamela Parker
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• Lady Falcons down Airport in OT
• Late goal lifts B-C over Blue Devils
• Lady Bearcats drop Dreher
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• Cardinal Newman has the numbers on Heathwood
• SCUFC 97 Girls Elite win Vulcan Cup
• Cavs give Irmo momentum
• Flora experience beats Heathwood
• Sister Act
• Dozier named Gatorade S.C. Player of the Year
• Blue Devil free kick grounds Airport
• Cards squeak by A.C. Flora
• Falcons fly away from Dreher
• Pit bull thefts spread across the state
• Dining Commons opens at Heathwood Hall Episcopal School
• Richland County vs bus system
• Faster than a speeding burrito
• Checking out the dead
• Read and weep...then take action
• Cartoon
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• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Egg farmer donates 140,000 to Harvest Hope
• Buy groceries; feed the hungry
• Star readers rock; Columbia is generous place
• Cut ties with terrorist
• Start a petition on change.org for Apollo
• The Lexus Project advocates on behalf of dogs
• German law officers get a taste of southern farm life
• Kudzu Queens reign supreme again
• Given the devastating impact a failure to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank would have on j...
• Sen. DeMint visits Beaufort
• Last year, exports from South Carolina increased by 21 percent. We need to conti...
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• You really don't get enough credit for what you do," Graham told a room full of...
• Export Competitiveness, Import Cronyism: The Case Against Ex-Im
• Concerns Rise Over Export-Import Bank Subsidies
• Adoption & Foster Care: A Personal Perspective
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• Barry hopes for repeat of 2011
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• Falcons rebuilding the nest
• Hammond strikes early and holds on
• Bearcats have the tools to go far
• Skyhawks down Devils
• Skyhawks rack up “free 90s” to beat Hall
• Cardinals’ new football coach has FSU pedigree
• Burnett leads Ben Lippen over Cards
• Lady Falcons stun Cardinal Newman
• Spring Valley’s Collins clips Cavs
• Dig into spring at Riverbanks Botanical Garden
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• USC archeology student wins Hubbard Explorers Award
• 2012 Leadership Class participants announced
• Supreme Court upholds ruling in favor of school board
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• Around The World in 80 Days
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Cathedral Artist Series features the Organ Works of Johann Sebastrian Back
• Local freelance writer wins awards with her first mystery novel, Lowcountry Bribe
• Pianist entertains the Ann Pamela Cuningham Chapter DAR
• Three music clubs of Columbia host All Things Bright and Beautiful
• He grew up in District 75; he lives in District 75; he is running for District 75 House Seat
• Dwarfs attack seniors
• Constituting America invites K-12 students to enter “We the People 9*17 Contest”
• Judges and sponsors needed for USC’s 56th annual science and engineering fair
• Killian Elementary School seeks volunteers for REACH program
• Student excels in externship
• Ridge View High School recycles the run way
• Bridge Creek Elementary School artwork on display
• Forest Lake Presbyterian Church youth group donates $800 to Richland Northeast High School Back Pack program
• Richland One to host Closing the Gap conference
• Students from Saluda River Academy for the Arts perform at Statewide Arts Conference
• The Art of Passing Strange comes to the Trustus Theatre
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• Forest Acres City Council enacts moratorium
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• Service dog group seeks volunteer puppy raiser
• Advertisement of Vacancies on the Columbia Parks and Recreation Foundation Board
• Citizens have a right to public meetings and records with no hassle or expense
• Council members offer solutions to flooding
• Columbia City Council hears hunger stats
• Lykesland Book Club: 100+ years of good food, good books, and good friends
• Should we suffer for more pine trees?
• When will the whining stop?
• My husband’s diagnosis: charm
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• Queen appears at just the right moment
• Owens Field: air transportation for 50 years
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• RNE wins for the 23rd time
• Executive director of Nickelodean Theatre announces Phase II of Move the Nick campaign
• Get rid of dog or move
• Saint Patrick's Bash and 1 Mile Kid's Bike Race
• will introduce a Medicare reform plan tomorrow with Senators Jim DeMint, Senator...
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• DeMint Proposes Devolving Federal Highway Program, Empowering States
• 67 Senators Oppose Reforming Highway Program & Empowering States
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• FLASHBACK: 55 Senators Support U.S. Bailouts of Foreign Countries
• Updated Schedule – Tax Relief Tour
• Will be a guest this morning on ABC News This Week with George Stephanopolous.
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• DeMint to visit Beaufort and Hilton Head Areas
• Voted today in support of the Hoeven Amendment which bypasses the Obama Administ...
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• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
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• This Moody doesn’t have the blues
• Hammond clips Falcons in OT
• Bearcats blast A.C. Flora
• Brookland-Cayce shuts down Falcons
• Scary injury mars an otherwise flawless night for the Skyhawks
• Bearcats blank RNE
• Lady Foxes’ mission accomplished
• Lady Blue Devils are State Champs!
• Lady Caps fall to Bishop England
• Lady Silver Foxes are State Champs!
• Star Chefs
• El Jardîn grows close to home
• Student musicians in the spotlight at next USC Symphony Orchestra concert
• S.C. Philharmonic presents Mother Russia?
• Guest dancer line-up change for USC Dance Company’s Ballet Stars of New York performance
• Celebrity extras participate in La Traviata
• The law
• Dog snatched out of his yard and jailed
• Davis Early Childhood Center for Technology participates in Books and Breakfast
• Richland One Schools celebrate Read Across America
• Celebrating reading and the birthday of Dr. Seuss
• Local engineering firm honored for national excellence
• Summit Cycles rolls into West Columbia
• SCBA president and CEO retires
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• Pawmetto Lifeline opens Meyer Finlay Pet Adoption Center
• Candidates debate TIF at Hyatt Park/Keenan Terrace Neighborhood meeting
• Richland County continues discussion over unified fire system
• District 3 candidates discuss issues with South Kilbourne Neighborhood Association
• Maj. Gen. Spears leaves well-run, well oiled machine
• Women in philanthropy donate books
• Girl Scouts honor Five Women of Distinction
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• Paula and the food Nazis
• Never ask if I am a senior
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• Richland One teacher named State Teacher of the Year finalist
• Ballet spins money for Harvest Hope
• St. John’s Episcopal Church feeds the hungry
• Giving 100 hours to honor 100 years
• Forest Acres
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• Massachusetts resident responds to business editor
• Hunter answers non-hunter
• Eastover resident needs help from community
• Lieutenant’s love wins wedding package
• Teachers defy gravity
• End Corporate Welfare or Increase Subsidies & Taxes?
• With gas prices continuing to rise, you should know every time you go to fill up...
• ERA Wilder Realty Named Platinum Level Firm by Cartus Broker Network
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• Newberry Mobile Office Day
• Give your garden a boost with Riverbanks ComPOOst
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• “Fall in Love with the Islands” at MayaQoba’s Fashion Boutique
• Well-known Columbia caterer and restaurateur to open Sadie’s American Cafeteria in Richland Mall
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• Happy feet: Salvation Army issues shoe fund certificates
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• S.C.’s largest student talent competition welcomes judges from Hootie and The Blowfish
• Salute to Senior Service search is on for state’s outstanding senior volunteers
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years with a Gervais Street bridgewalk
• Youth Arbitration has 91% success rate
• Businesses clean up their neighborhood
• Fire chief issues severe weather safety tips
• Bike racks double as public art at Maxcy Gregg Park
• Dignitaries dedicate Hopkins updated water system
• CCN hears plans for CMRTA
• Dead voters found
• Walking Naked in the park raises $3,000
• New literacy exhibit travels to EdVenture
• Richland One School Improvement Council named finalist
• Congressman Clyburn presents student with Congressional Award
• Midlands Technical College awarded $5 million from U.S. Department of Labor
• Keels Elementary School launches WSEL and raises money with Jump Rope For Heart
• Blythewood High School awarded $2,000 for student led teen driver safety campaign
• Heathwood Hall welcomes new head of school
• Heathwood Hall students collect over 1,400 spoons for Haiti
• Guest readers share joy of reading with Richland One third graders
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• Columbia City Ballet presents The Sleeping Beauty
• The 39 Steps, both comedy and thriller, opens at Town Theatre
• Sanctus Real brings music and a message to Columbia
• The Art of Passing Strange comes to Trustus Theatre
• USC Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution holds 55th anniversary awards luncheon
• Blythewood Lions Club receives awards
• Three Midlands’ artists win Verner Awards
• Richland One student athletes sign letters of intent
• Fusion ice 10-win season
• Falcons are soaring
• Shandon Presbyterian boys win 6th straight title
• Falcon flying to Campbell
• Stars take second at rain-soaked Kookaburro
• Grigsby chosen to coach in All Star Wrestling Classic
• Long named McDonald’s All American coach
• Highlanders can’t overcome loss of James
• Diamond Hornets fall to Hartsville
• Blue Devils are Lower State Champs!
• Lady Silver Foxes are Upper State champs!
• Lady Caps are Upper State champs!
• Swampcats end Cardinals’ run
• Pinewood upsets Highlanders
• Cards eliminate Eagles
• Highlanders win but lose James
• Nail biter goes to Heathwood
• ’Hawks fall victim to Cyclones
• Lady Chargers shock Cardinal Newman
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• Beware, the universe doesn’t like posers
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• Can you find the hidden treasures?
• Concert generates money for children’s shelter
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Found kitty
• Pawmetto Lifeline holds grand opening of the Meyer Finlay Pet Adoption Center of Lexington and Richland Counties
• Please help us find Knolla Grace
• Lowering the bar does not transform education
• Bill will allow citizens easier access to public documents
• Hammond School to provide iPads to students
• Young people experience 30-Hour Famine
• voted in SUPPORT of the Blunt Amendment.
• ICYMI: “South Carolina becoming an export star”
• VIDEO: Clinton, Obama Flip-Flop on Threat to Cut Off U.N. Funding
• Meeting the Chick-fil-A cow is as good as it gets.
• Finish The Job
• Senator Graham will be a guest on CNN State of the Union this Sunday. The show...
• Greenville News: Restructuring wins in S.C. Senate
• Your Gateway to Gardening opens on the Ides of March
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• Propagation can become a federal case
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• Basil Thai Cuisine to open at Cross Hill Market
• New Allstate Agency opens in Columbia
• MG&C’s 2012 charitable giving efforts to focus on Wounded Warrior Project
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• How the Nobel Prize remained a prize... or lessons learned for South Carolina
• State pension fund return compared
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• Richland County boards and commissions have vacancies
• The Columbia Chapter of Links, Inc. co sponsors exhibition of Judge Matthew Perry
• Hiring Our Heroes to take place March 6 in Fort Jackson
• Wrapup reports crime remains steady in Forest Acres
• Fire fighters attend Richland County Council meeting
• Columbia City Council honors leaders of National Night Out, ranked #20 in the nation
• Olympia continues a watchful eye
• The Shepherd’s Center of Columbia celebrates 25 years
• West Columbia continues plan for Gateway Overlay District Redevelopment
• From Spandex to Hawaiian shirts?
• Red Cross volunteers assist residents after Forest Acres apartment fire
• Deputy’s mission is to provide peace in communities
• Cardinal Newman School announces aggressive approach towards future campus
• Cardinal Newman School throws a “party with a purpose”
• Master gardener speaks to Petal Pushers Garden Club
• Ruritan members provide chemo caps to SC Oncology Center
• Columbia author attends Westminster Dog Show
• The Woman’s Club of Cayce gives to citizens of Cayce/West Columbia through God’s Helping Hands
• Symphony League’s Valentine Ball benefits the SC Philharmonic
• The real men of Columbia Classical Ballet take the stage for Le Corsaire
• USC Dance Company welcomes New York City Ballet March 23
• Sterling Chamber Players in concert March 1
• Philharmonic spring gala set for May 22
• American Advertising Federation of the Midlands honors over 80 recipients with ADDY awards
• Lady Cardinals earn a date in semifinals
• Lady Highlanders declaw Swampcats
• Lady Diamond Hornets light up Marlboro
• Lady Blue Devils say “Good Knight” to Crestwood
• Diamonds shine again
• Irmo handles Hillcrest
• Viking era comes to an end
• Lady Cards coast to quarters
• Raiders make it look easy
• Skyhawks fly to second round
• Columbia marches on
• Abbeville ends Hornets’ flight
• Diamond Hornets cruise by Myrtle Beach
• Silver Foxes’ balance manages Mann
• Lady Devils dethrone Myrtle Beach
• Cavs stop Spartanburg
• Spring Valley upsets Carolina Forest
• Yellow Jackets sting Northwestern
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• It hurts so stupid
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• Hey TV advertisers, quit screaming at us
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• Locals chosen for La Traviata
• Happy 107th birthday to Junia Anderson Gunter
• Brittons celebrates “Faye Day“
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
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• Hunter responds to “The Columbia Star is hypocritical”
• B-C student wins at Westminster
• Actor/rapper drops in on Dreher High School students
• Failure to address our growing debt problems will only lead to future generation...
• ObamaCare Versus Individual Freedom
• DeMint to visit Sumter and Charleston Areas
• I’m very pleased the Senate will speak with a strong, unified voice that a nucle...
• DeMint to visit Aiken Area
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• Battle of Vikings goes to Spring Valley...big time
• Lower Richland tames Bulldogs
• Falcons fly by Knights
• Hornets swamp Gators
• Whalen collects 300th win
• Vikings get ready for playoffs
• Falcons’ streak grows to seven
• Flora cruises into playoffs
• Lady Cards fly away from Hammond
• Diamond Hornets get by Airport
• Hall marches into playoffs
• Dreher jumps on Hartsville
• Cavaliers sink Vikings in OT
• Cardinals scrape by Hammond
• Star Chefs
• The Year of the Geranium
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Carolina Aquatics Swim School partners with Make a Splash to save lives
• A grand strategy of sustainability is needed
• Five tax tips that could make small business and the IRS happier
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• Real estate firm features forecast
• Human Resources Professional of the Year named
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Mall walkers enjoy morning exercise, speakers, and refreshments
• USC needs volunteers for sleep study
• Help Historic Columbia Foundation reach 1000 members
• Dining for Women makes Ladies Home Journal and “NBC Nightly News”
• USC Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution elect officers
• A dozen golden friends celebrate a dozen golden years
• Hope Christian Academy students serve local charities
• Graduating seniors encouraged to apply for Ride of Your Life scholarship
• Homeschool student winner of 2012 SC Jr. Duck Stamp art contest
• Cardinal Newman Junior High School Quiz Bowl Team takes first place
• Southern Exposure closes season with concert featuring Imani Winds
• Swashbuckling Corsaire wraps up Columbia Classical Ballet’s 20th season
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• Columbia spreads its wings
• Hyatt Park Neighborhood Association elects new officers
• A health plan can be a real killer Conclusion
• “Finding Bigfoot”
• The horrors of bathing suits
• Melrose Heights residents question the candidates
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• Columbia’s Grande Dame of Music celebrates 100 years
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• What happens in Egypt will affect the relationship between the Middle East and America
• Street Gallery 4 is back and big as ever
• Our own opera company brings La Traviata to the Koger
• Show some heart as Sheriff Leon Lott “Walks Naked in the Park”
• "The president's budget as a whole is more a political document than it is a sol...
• will be in Spartanburg this morning to meet and speak with the members of Leader...
• Obama's Hopeless Budget
• Obamanomics: A Sad Legacy of Dependency
• Oyster Roast Tickets Now On Sale!
• Staff for Senator DeMint to Bring Mobile Office to Newberry
• This is a major step on the road to a nuclear renaissance. NRC approval allows u...
• Girl Scouts: Cookies for Soldiers
• The Obama Administration’s insistence religious organizations violate their beli...
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• Members of ABOTA honor their own
• Lady Blue Devils finish off Flora and the region title
• Highlanders take region
• Cavs roll Bengals
• Blazers down Spring Valley
• Lady Vikings bounce back
• Heathwood slows down Cardinals
• Falcons storm back to down Diamonds
• Heathwood’s quiet leader scores 1,000th point
• Local athletes sign letters of intent on National Signing Day
• Star Chefs
• Berries are Valentines for Waxwings
• Columbia Children’s Theatre rolls out the pink carpet for Pinkalicious The Musical
• Painted Violins returning in March
• Sandlapper Singers present multimedia concert experience March 30
• Present Laughter at Longstreet Theatre
• Airport High School sets $35,000 goal for Camp Kemo charity drive
• S.C. Virtual teacher nominated for national award
• Winterim at Ben Lippen School: Out of the Classroom and into the World
• District receives top honors for United Way contributions
• Midlands Authority for Conventions, Sports & Tourism kicks off 2012 with “Famously Hot” events
• Columbia Eye Clinic wins four awards from SC Society Of Ophthalmology
• Folks about town
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• Charleston’s harbor deepening project update
• Unnamed numbers
• Hundreds volunteer for Mitzvah Day
• Helping the Hurting
• Columbia City Council holds two sessions: money and honors
• Student grows largest cabbage
• South Kilbourne plans for spring
• One Book, One Columbia participants meet Ron Rash
• Richland County buys Caughman property
• Richland County Council agrees to pay only 31% of bus service
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• Sharing one’s opinion
• PLEASE, let me talk with a human!!
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• St. John’s Episcopal Church celebrates 100 years
• Reola Nelson Bledsoe
• S.C. Silver Society polishes up for 2012
• Lutheran seminary celebrates Muhlenberg legacy
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• RCSD need help in locating car thief
• Crimestoppers CPD investigates thefts from Columbia Animal Shelter
• Hunters are murderers; the Braggin’ Board is a sin
• French Cooking Goes to the Dogs
• Midlands Veterans Job Fair
• Deepening Charleston Harbor is the #1 issue for South Carolina's economy.
• Exhibition - Abstract Art in South Carolina: 1949-2012
• Indiana's Stand for Freedom
• President Obama overstepped his constitutional boundaries by appointing individu...
• Better Number, But Worse News
• Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has called the cuts to defense spending ‘devastat...
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• voted in support of the Toomey Amendment to ban earmarks in the Senate.
• voted in support of the Shelby amendment to ensure that the reporting requiremen...
• Just voted for another Sen. Rand Paul amendment. This one prohibits executive br...
• I just voted for Sen. Rand Paul’s amendment requiring Members of Congress to cer...
• What happened to the breaking news feed?
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• USC Students Spruce Up the Carolina Children’s Garden
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Grubb & Ellis Wilson Kibler expects improvements in 2012
• Companies dusting off 401(k) plans
• Colliers International expands retail portfolio
• Groups collaborate to bring Dance Theatre of Harlem to Columbia
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• Amazon.com speaks to Rotary
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
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• Vikings get back on the winning side
• Lady Yellow Jackets sting RNE
• Foxes’ focus finishes Spring Valley
• Wilson’s triple-double leads Heathwood over Lady ’Hawks
• Lady Vikings coast by Keenan
• Cavaliers take down Irmo on the road
• Dreher rolls over Lady Eagles
• Blue Devils down Airport
• Highlanders escape Hammond
• Raiders outlast Spring Valley
• Lady Blazers down hobbled RNE
• Cardinals pin fourth straight title in dramatic fashion
• Heise named National High School Coach of the Year
• Diamond Hornets blow out Blue Devils
• Wu and Hester lead Ben Lippen over Hammond
• Hammonds delivers for Cavaliers
• Last second heroics lift Dreher over LR
• Airport beats B-C, but that’s not the whole story
• Skyhawks escape Ben Lippen
• Eagles hold off shorthanded Bearcats
• S.C. Philharmonic explores love and its many emotions just in time for Valentine’s Day during Love Stories
• Gem of the Ocean opens on Trustus
• Amazons and Their Men now playing at Trustus Black Box
• Join the USC Symphony for a night of romance
• Columbia City Ballet presents Romeo & Juliet
• University of SC Dance Program premieres Breaking Ground February 8-11
• University Theatre Program to stage undergraduates’ Original Works
• Dreher graduate helps Afghan women succeed in the workforce
• Church holds “Week of Prayer for Christian Unity”
• Dr. Freeman A. “Bill” Berne
• Help rescue animals through HEART
• National president to attend conference of S.C. Society Colonial Dames XVII Century
• The Columbia Chapter of Links, Inc. partners with the SC Department of Juvenile Justice
• Shandon Book Club celebrates 100 years
• Parent’s Brag Box
• Three Richland One students named U.S. Presidential Scholars candidates
• Richland Two student artists earn scholastic arts awards
• Airport High School JROTC bound for national championship event
• Cardinal Newman first school in Midlands to host dance marathon to benefit Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital
• Two Richland Two schools named Palmetto’s Finest Award finalists
• Heathwood Hall School welcomes artist and teacher, Scotty Peek to faculty
• SCGSSM students learn to dream big and follow their passions
• CIU dedicates renovated G. Allen Fleece Library
• Mayor Benjamin speaks to neighborhood councils
• Eau Claire Community Council urges officials to resolve public transportation issue
• “Taking Care of the Man in the Mirror”focuses on African American men’s health
• Money matters makes for confusion at Forest Acres City Council meeting
• City of West Columbia to use federal funds for redevelopment plan
• Dr. Belinda Gergel discusses Rosewood Neighborhood/Corridor Plan
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• Never call me spry or harmless
• You can cheat on your wife, but don’t you dare cheat your dog
• Cartoon
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Correction
• Still Hopes holds “Baby Boomer Triathlon”
• The Columbia Star is hypocritical: animal lovers and animal killers
• Volunteers keep Columbia beautiful
• More risk, more reward?
• New four-legged mascot greets deputies at gym
• Ropes challenge course opens at Riverbanks Zoo
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Ali's legendary trainer Angelo Dundee dies at 90
• Rate cuts for new, expanding industries could help bring jobs to South Carolina
• Next ‘Survivor’ cast includes two from SC
• How Big Government Drives Jobs Overseas
• DeMint, Lee Bill Would End Corporate Welfare for Energy Companies in Tax Code
• APNewsBreak: SLED probes pension influence report
• House subcommittee endorses suicide prevention teacher training
• Wildlife board chair muzzles Savannah port discussion
• Rate cuts for new, expanding industries could help bring jobs to South Carolina
• Hood elected new 5th circuit judge
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• Pedestrian killed in Lexington
• Man electrocuted after van strikes power pole
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• Aiken mourns fallen officer + video
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs after mixup
• Belton man dies in fire at home following family dispute
• Romney turns to killer instinct to win Florida
• Community Calendar, Feb. 1
• Police say Greer shooting deaths came in robbery
• Pickens County deputy wins statewide award
• DeMint to Force Vote on Term Limits
• Citizens hold prayer vigil for slain Aiken law officer
• Naked ‘copycat’ may be at work
• S.C. House considers creating South Carolina Medal of Honor for fallen soldiers
• Pedestrian hit in Lexington, West Main closed
• Five Points attack under investigation
• 4 arrested in Elgin drug raid
• Two sought in West Columbia beating, robbery
• Weather officials: 2011 was 16th warmest in Southeast
• Suspect named in killing of teen in Aiken County
• Sumter police looking for pizza delivery robbers
• Judge allows SC Twitter lawsuit go move forward
• Senate now debating an amendment I sponsored prohibiting Fannie Mae and Freddie...
• Judge denies reduced bond for mother of missing toddler
• NCIS, police investigate 24-year-old SC case
• Man dies trying to catch dog
• Summerville man arrested in Orangeburg death
• Vandals hit substation causing SC power outage
• Community Calendar, Jan. 31
• NC man gets 15 years for SC's man's death in wreck
• SC ranks poorly for cyclists, pedestrians
• House speaker wants SC guaranteed ‘first in South’ primary
• Email titans team up to fight phishing
• Romney poised for big victory in Florida
• Congress to debate allowing trucks to be heavier on roadways
• Pedestrian killed in interstate collision
• Emboldened GOP looking to abolish income tax in some states
• Chiropractor convicted of assaults
• Study shows pythons squeezing out Everglades mammals
• High court, Obama may clash on contraceptive mandate
• Incomes on rise; spending still flat
• Amazon tax bills come due
• Charlotte police set deadline to remove tents
• Newsreels from USC collection feature Tuskegee Airmen
• State Dept: Americans take refuge at Cairo embassy
• New indecent exposure reported in Shandon
• Suspect in SC officer's death appears in court + video
• National rivers group recommends Congaree River trips
• The Obama Administration’s decision to delay construction of the Keystone XL pip...
• College of Charleston completes draft master plan
• Fan pleads not guilty in Jets game stun gun case
• Shooter, 1 other person dead in Greer shooting
• Police chief retiring in Conn. town hit by scandal
• SC Spotlight: Harleyville-Ridgeville Elementary School
• Myrtle Beach driest part of the state in 2011
• Hunter finds human remains in Orangeburg woods
• SC schools locked down before armed man surrenders
• Beaufort police look for gunman in weekend slaying
• SC church founded by former slaves marks 150th
• Cause sought for deadly Fla. highway pileup
• Community Calendar, Jan. 30
• SC lawyer unwinds on weekends as TV sports spotter
• Achievements by your neighbors, Jan. 30
• Zoo ropes attraction officially open
• Complete list of winners at 18th annual SAG Awards
• Romney has double-digit lead in Florida polls
• Rosewood shooting victim identified
• Mother-daughter letters open digital window to Colonial era
• Woman, child killed in Spartanburg house fire
• Woman returned to SC in boyfriend's death
• Inmate found dead at Horry County jail
• Officer killed in Aiken shooting
• Officer killed in Aiken shooting
• Orangeburg deputies looking for shooting suspect
• Photos of missing woman released
• S.C. Democrats to vote for Obama, elect convention delegates
• Community Calendar | Jan. 28, 2012
• Pelion couple damages police cars during arrest
• Photos of missing woman released
• Orangeburg deputies looking for shooting suspect
• voted against raising the debt limit by another $1.2 trillion yesterday. The mea...
• Coach dies in Sumter wreck involving horse
• Study group supports ban on traffic cameras
• Hilton Head church that saw 'dawn of freedom' for slaves celebrates 150 years
• SC politicians vow to oppose Catawba Indian casino, but tribal members generally favor it
• Myrtle Beach bank robbed by man dressed as woman + photos
• Obama nominates North Myrtle Beach resident for federal education post
• Man stabbed to death following fight in Central
• Columbia gets a green auto dealership
• Authorities arrest Greenville woman in stolen ID ring
• Man escapes from Berkeley County jail
• Family of Somalia kidnap victims: Relief, grateful
• Community Calendar, Jan. 27, 2012
• Tip proves fruitless in search for toddler +video
• Atlantic Beach wonders about Myrtle Beach rally
• Fort Jackson hosts Medal of Honor memorial
• Romney is the aggressor in final Florida debate
• Asia stocks muted as Japan companies report losses
• Closing arguments conclude in honor killing trial
• DNR names new director
• Suspect arrested in Hopkins shooting death
• Police call off day’s search for missing Columbia toddler (+video)
• Egypt bans travel for US official's son, 9 others
• New voters may have to prove citizenship
• Grease clogs sewer line, pollutes Smith Branch
• We Need Courage, Not Empty Gestures, To Solve Debt Crisis
• “Keeping Bees” at Petal Pushers Garden Club meeting
• Star Chefs
• From Mudpies to Modeling Leaves
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• New businesses come to the Vista
• LMC opens Lexington Cardiovascular
• HBA completes Denny home
• Providence NE to undergo $38.4 million renovation and expansion
• Expanded fertility center opens in West Columbia
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Senator Graham packs USC Law with the court
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Dynamic duo leads Cards over Hammond
• Stephens and LR bomb Bearcats
• Lady Vikings pillage Irmo
• Cardinals come back to beat Skyhawks
• Glenforest’s Hendrix scores 2,000
• Browning’s firepower leads Irmo over Vikings
• Lady Diamonds march on
• Spring Valley cruises by Lady Cavs
• Lady Blue Devils roll
• Falcons down Airport in OT
• Wilson dominates (again), leads Hall over Cards
• Heathwood Hall has no answer for Cardinal Newman’s Ajukwa
• Blue Devils get dramatic win over B-C
• A.C. Flora flies by Airport
• Cavaliers hang on to defeat Spring Valley
• Music quotes
• Drink Small, Columbia’s own “Blues Doctor” since the 1950s
• Pocket Productions introduces Playing After Dark: Storytellers
• The Dick Goodwin Big Band, making music in the Midlands since 1970s
• Saint Joseph Catholic School announces winners of quarterly school service awards
• Get ready for spring sports in the parks
• Events
• Fulmer Middle School named 2012 National School to Watch
• Ben Lippen School on 2012 List of Best Christian Workplaces
• Blythewood’s Muller Road School officially dedicated
• RCSD needs your help in finding dog shooter
• SCE&G continues tree trimming activities
• Candidates for non-partison general election
• Rosewood Community Council converses concern for crime
• Foundation plans to enhance Pinehurst Park
• Mitt, was it something I said?
• Best fried chicken
• I’m so tired of the game of politics
• Cartoon
• Photo
• Riley Institute gives awards
• Priest speaks to Torch Club
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• About Mitt Romney’s taxes
• Readers respond ...
• Salute to seniors
• Historic Columbia Foundation goes Down Under again
• Harming a squirrel may cost you money or jail time
• Gift of goat equals success
• Group lists Southeast's most endangered places
• DNR chairwoman apologizes to fellow board members
• Foggy photos: Reader images
• Services today for former Benedict professor, radio announcer
• Deputies: Man posing as officer robs woman in Greenville Co.
• Lady's Island 3-year-old doing well after heart transplant
• Charleston cyclists want access to bridge
• Suspect identified, sought in fatal gun attack
• Community Calendar, Jan. 26, 2012
• SC Spotlight: Keiwon Brown
• USC School of Music gets biggest donation ever
• Foreclosures made up 20 pct. of home sales in 3Q
• Geithner: Obama won't ask me to stay in a 2nd term
• Funeral service for Paterno as thousands mourn
• Search for murder suspect underway in Hopkins
• DNR board called to testify about agency head's departure
• Navy SEALs rescue 2 held captive in Somalia
• Templeton selected for top DHEC job
• Board: Richland councilman violating civil service law
• Serial cell phone thief sought
• Four seek House District 39 seat
• Election official refutes 'dead voter' claims
• SC prosecutor appealing ruling on immigration law
• Richland 2 wants feedback on winter break
• Man arrested for 2008 bank robbery
• US Airways: Yes, we’re looking at American merger
• Deputies looking for storage facility burglars
• APNewsBreak: Indian tribe sues SC over gaming
• ‘Mystery’ surrounds missing man
• City police launch dragnet for naked man
• Giffords bids farewell but promises to return
• SC's Myrtle Beach to expand boardwalk, add eatery
• Lexington High stars in Apple promotion + video
• Man arrested in teen’s shooting
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• WWII destroyer returns home to SC after repairs
• Spartanburg councilman wants sheriff to drop weapons push
• Man shot to death in Charleston County home
• Lexington Co. Council wants neat neighborhoods without ‘strong-arm’ tactics
• Community Calendar, Jan. 25, 2012
• SC GOP congressmen rip speech
• Charleston mayor wants to plant 10,000 trees
• Horry County Council to consider dropping vendors
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• Actor James Farentino dies of heart failure at 73
• I disagree with President Obama, Washington's problem is not that there is too l...
• Demi Moore seeks treatment for exhaustion
• Council wants neat neighborhoods without ‘strong-arm’ tactics
• Local woodsman charged with not paying for harvested timber
• Expansion of designer drug ban advances
• Camden mulls referendum on sports complex
• S.C. jobless rates down for fourth straight month
• Police seek 19 year old in boy's shooting
• Financial adviser files for Columbia council seat
• Two shot in Lower Richland
• Senator blasts wildlife board chief
• Haley, Republicans target unions
• Thieves use forklift in Summerville ATM heist attempt
• Men, 1 with sword, rob Horry County home
• Untreated wastewater spills into Stoop Creek
• Case could clarify uses for restaurant revenues collected across SC
• Site work starts for Chapin High renovation
• List of 84th annual Academy Award nominations
• SC's unemployment rate drops to 9.5 percent
• DeMint: “Are You Better Off Than You Were $4 Trillion Ago?”
• It is encouraging to see the European Union getting on board with tougher sancti...
• Gaston man dies in early morning collision
• Five arrested, dogs seized in Dixonville-area house raid
• Money spent on TV ads didn’t translate into votes
• Amazon: More jobs by summer
• Heated charges, counter-charges in Florida debate
• Alabama hit again by tornadoes; 2 dead, 100 hurt
• 3 finalists named for online K-12 teacher award
• USC hosts speaker on stem cell studies in medicine
• CIA director Petraeus slated to speak in Columbia
• Ohio Craigslist suspects face trial in home county
• Naked man frightening Columbia female joggers
• Groups seek independent SC cruise terminal study
• Amazon announces 2nd SC warehouse in Spartanburg
• Institute encouraging women to seek office in 2012
• Tornadoes kill at least 2 in Alabama; thunderstorms in S.C. Upstate today
• Columbia man faces charges in moped death
• POLL: Thumbs up or down on Steven Tyler's National Anthem?
• Conway adding cameras along its popular riverfront
• SC man suspected in shooting dies in wreck
• Greenville County works to keep water access
• Giants top 49ers 20-17 in OT to reach Super Bowl
• Bald eagle released in SC after rehabilitation
• SC Dems to demolish sand sculpture of candidates
• Norway mayor pulled over, then pulls trooper over
• No added staffing planned after prison riot
• World’s oldest dog dead? Poodle was found in Charleston shelter
• Family, football meant everything to Joe Paterno
• Community Calendar, Jan. 23
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Patriots in Super Bowl, beat Ravens 23-20
• Romney pressing reset after SC loss
• Health overhaul lags in states
• Man charged with botched SC Waffle House robbery
• SC authorities fear synthetic drugs could return
• Men charged with cigarette scam in SC and NC
• Spokesman: Paterno in serious condition
• Turnout mixed statewide for SC presidential primary
• Two more arrests after discovery of meth lab at Lugoff motel
• Community Calendar | Jan 21, 2012
• Two more arrested after discovery of meth lab at Lugoff motel
• Woman hit, killed on side of road after car breaks down
• Two sought in armed robbery of clothing store (+video)
• Venables ready to take on Clemson's defense
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies in Calif.
• I am a strong supporter of protecting intellectual property rights which are vit...
• Reid postpones vote on anti-piracy bill
• Community Calendar | Jan 20, 2012
• AP source: All 6 killed in crash were Marines
• Seneca minister jailed for contempt of court
• WHAT THEY’RE SAYING: “Not since Carroll Campbell have we had such a great salesman for the state…”
• 10,000 evacuated as brush fire burns toward Reno
• Santorum attacks Gingrich, makes plea for 'values voters'
• Jenny Sanford: Newt 'wouldn’t get my vote'
• Two juveniles charged in Gilbert school break-in
• Food stamp families to critics: Walk in our shoes
• 4 killed in fiery crash included 2 USC students
• Man arrested in Olive Garden killing
• Oil executive named DOT board chair
• Perry quits race, backs Gingrich
• Elgin woman arrested in fatal shooting
• I am deeply disappointed in President Obama’s decision to reject the Keystone Pi...
• Man dies after beating at Summerville bar
• The Braggin' Board
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices - Legal Advertisements
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Airport wrestling enjoys Holiday success
• Lower Richland runs away from Eagles
• Diamonds shake off rust to down Airport
• Cardinal Newman grounds Lady Falcons
• Cardinals get by Ben Lippen
• Lady Falcons soar
• Howard strikes for 32, Falcons declaw Bearcats
• Spring Valley holds on
• Blazers fight off B-C comeback
• Officials forced to call B-C/Ridge View
• Vikings blast Blythewood
• Highlanders hold off Hammond
• Duckett get lots of buckets for Dreher
• GIRLS BASKETBALL:
• Highlanders soar by Skyhawks
• Falcons dunk Devils
• Star Chefs
• Diggin Words
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• USC pumps $4.1 billion into S.C. economy
• Folks about town
• The creek also rises
• Briefs
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• USC DAR Chapter presents “The Ellen Hardin Walworth Medal for Patriotism
• It’s cookie time
• …Always travel with vegetarians
• New Year: new choices for good nutrition
• There is a wonder in reading Braille that the sighted will never know: to touch words and have them touch you back.
• Lower Richland High School First Robotics Team receives sponsorship support from JC Penney
• Cardinal Newman Junior High School Quiz Bowl Team takes first place in state competition
• Magic workshop comes to Columbia Children’s Theatre
• S.C. middle school students vie for honors in Future City competition
• Two Blythewood Middle School students win poetry contest
• District seeks feedback on proposed 2012-2013 calendar
• Student musicians tapped for 2012 all-state orchestra
• Blythewood Middle School teacher wins national award
• Third annual student career fair March 15 at Columbia Place Mall
• Kindergarten registration through January 31
• CSI comes to Blythewood High School
• Richland One school nominated for national blue ribbon award
• Walking for a cure
• Events
• Trustus Black Box presents Amazons and Their Men
• Dirty Rotten Scoundrels opens at Town Theatre this weekend
• New website for paying property taxes
• Citizens speak out for bus service at RCC meeting
• Voter ID remains the same for primary January 21
• Forest Acres Neighborhood Association has new president
• Columbia City Council stops short of a vote on ballpark sale
• Sorry, Harry, everything is a fight
• To watch the weather or not
• More momentous memories made on move to memorial
• Cartoon
• Rev. Blakely Nelson Scott, pastor of First Nazareth Baptist Church
• First Nazareth Baptist Church observes year-long 135th anniversary celebration
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Nuf sed
• We apologize
• Stop the dead from voting
• South Carolinians place high priority on homeownership
• Adopt Me
• S.C. ranks at the bottom in animal protection laws
• Eye surgeon makes over 30 mission trips to Haiti
• Crossfit pushes deputies to the limit
• Two officers injured in Lieber prison riot
• Two Richland 2 schools among award finalists
• AP sources: Perry abandoning bid, backing Gingrich
• Woman who ate with captain defends his actions
• Bank of America reverses loss and earns $2 billion
• DNR investigating vandalism at Indian Mounds site
• York County investigates dead animals in ravine
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Chapter 11
• 52-year-old woman dies in Bennettsville fire
• DHEC chief taking job with business group
• Obama rejects Canada-Texas oil pipeline _ for now
• Community Calendar | Jan. 19, 2012
• Popular BBQ restaurant closed by Wednesday fire
• Woman walks away after car flips, rolls into church
• Grenade found behind home
• DHEC chief taking job with business group
• First consumer bureau hearing will probe payday lending
• Human bones found in rural Berkeley County
• Four killed as car slams into Columbia building
• Eroding beaches may mean tougher building rules
• Leaders concerned about Hardeeville casino
• Mount Rainier snowshoer burned money for warmth
• Panel oks widening of I-26 for SC port project
• Hostages freed after bank holdup in Orangeburg
• Community Calendar, Jan. 18
• SC Air National Guard to hold air defense exercise
• SC parole board hearing on ex-HomeGold executive
• Argument ends in fatal shooting in Elgin
• Person shot near Midlands Tech
• Olympia Wal-Mart decision on hold
• Coast Guard to Italian captain: Go back aboard!
• Poll: Romney still leads in S.C.
• Wikipedia to go dark at midnight to protest anti-piracy bills
• Argument ends in fatal shooting in Elgin
• PHOTOS: In our schools
• SC lawmaker suspended after state tax indictment
• New state program aims to improve health of moms, babies
• SUV stolen while driver heads out for gasoline
• Gingrich touts rebuilding U.S. manufacturing
• Lexington Co. Sheriff’s Dept. substation to open in Gaston
• Columbia mayor says he’ll vote for Wal-Mart
• SC trooper arrested after 3-hour standoff in Simpsonville
• Missing raised to 29 in Italian cruise disaster
• Community Calendar, Jan. 17
• Richland Co. aims to trim transportation-tax plan
• NRC to hold meeting on Oconee nuclear safety
• Gay couple asks for marriage license in Greenville
• MLK marchers: GOP rivals reflect party’s ‘malice’
• SC rally marks MLK day with voting rights message
• SC Supreme Court to hear adoption challenge case
• Kershaw deputies raid meth lab at motel, seize month-old baby
• Finalists for DHEC’s top job
• Community Calendar | Jan. 14, 2012
• Haley’s budget would add police, vaccines -- but no pay raises
• SC boy's mom faces Ga. drug, prostitution charges
• Settlement reached in suit over SC religious rally
• Joe Robinson joins USC as special teams coach
• Kirk Botkin hired as USC linebackers coach
• Sheriff: Deputy stole ceramic tiles while on duty
• APNewsBreak: Audit: $406M faulty Medicaid payouts
• USC's Jerideau arrested overnight in Columbia
• Russian buys crates, gets Kalashnikov content free
• Museum exhibit focuses on Civil War shells
• Some jobless face tougher time getting aid
• Lexington County targets road deaths
• Arsenic discharges to river bring power company to court
• Christmas toy thief sought
• Rocketing Lexington road deaths prompt cop crusade
• BMW to add 300 jobs with $900 million investment
• Columbia attorney to run for council District 3
• Search for burglary suspects at Lake Carolina
• Georgia to dump sludge at SC port site, senators say
• USC: School, alumni have $4B annual impact on SC
• Former USC QB Garcia: 'I just pray for forgiveness'
• SC hailed for returning jobs to United States
• Another call comes for investigation into 900 SC ‘voters’ who are actually dead
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Public Notices
• Pawmetto Lifeline names new CEO
• Bite dog fighters in the wallet
• Foster family takes in abandoned best friends
• Experience Love on the Wild Side
• Bridge club crowns Queen of the Cards
• Salvation Army says thank you
• Symphony League to hold its 7th Annual Valentine Ball, Hearts on a String
• Dreher High School Class of 1960 keeps in touch
• Barefoot coach goes the extra mile for Samaritan’s Feet
• Titan Business competition rewards work of high school students
• Events
• Star Chefs
• Winter Jasmine – Early or On Time?
• Lifechance: Gala of the Stars showcases dancers from around the country
• Scoundrels come to Town Theatre
• Miss Gainey and Mr. Lowder plan 2012 spring wedding
• Vikings outlast Dutch Fork
• Skyhawks flatten Falcons
• Lady Vikings take Round One
• Lady Diamonds fly by A.C. Flora
• Lower Richland runs on dunkin’
• Hester leads Lady Falcons over Hammond
• Cardinals pull away from Ben Lippen
• Rainwater scores 1,000th point
• Lady Vikings back on track
• Blazers squeak by Spring Valley
• Dreher hangs on to ground Eagles
• Lady Devils handle undermanned Airport
• Program honors past S.C. Bar members
• Duke grant improves healthcare services
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• A flood of interest
• South Kilbourne neighbors against new Walmart
• Richland County Council discusses equality of cats and dogs
• Melrose residents discuss crime, Crimestoppers, and Melrose Park
• Columbia City Council to make a decision about Walmart before end of month
• Forest Acres City Council discusses future of Richland Mall
• One less candidate for president
• Bowl game for the ages
• Me—pack practically?
• Cartoon
• Free Fridays at the zoo
• Absentee voting deadlines approach
• Deputies are committed to community
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Prepare to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
• Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott requests assistance in locating car thief
• CRFD needs your help in identifying person of interest
• New definition, a victory for female and male victims
• Marine heads for the Western Pacific and Middle East regions
• The General Election for the City of Columbia will be April 3, 2012
• Bungee jumping at Victoria Falls Better when the cord doesn’t snap
• Mount Pleasant woman jailed for having messy yard
• Today's calendar
• Storms injure 15 in western North Carolina
• Nearly 100 arrested in Spartanburg drug roundup
• NC fugitive arrested in Columbia after I77 chase
• Two killed in pair of early morning wrecks
• BMW set to make announcement at SC facility
• Upstate company fined for failing to protect workers
• DMV leader: 900 recorded voters were actually dead
• Columbia molester denied parole
• Conservationists to DOT: Fix existing roads before building new ones
• Cassatt man takes deputies on high-speed chase after alleged rape
• Woman sentenced in gift card ponzi scheme
• Perry tells S.C. group he'd reduce federal government
• U.S. Attorney General Holder to speak at Columbia’s King Day at the Dome
• Ron Paul lands in Columbia with message about reduced government, constitution
• Former Columbia mayor’s son files for District 3 seat
• AP Exclusive: Grandmother hopes SC boy found alive
• The beginning of enrichment at the Fordow facility marks an alarming leap forwar...
• A new K-9 chapter begins: Meet Chico
• Red Hot Chili Peppers concert in Columbia postponed
• New magnet planned at C.A. Johnson High
• Pelion man, 25, dies after collision
• Twinkies maker Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection
• Electrical transformer up in flames at chemical plant
• Boat Show 2012
• Ross wins mayoral race
• Supreme Court decision favors privately run prisons over inmates’ lawsuits
• Sign-up starts for Eastover town council
• Chick-Fil-A offering healthier kids’ food
• Todd & Moore leaving Northeast; Dick’s moving in
• Michelin rolls out new S.C.-born tire
• Truss shrouding Confederate sub being removed
• N.C. panel: Sterilization victims should get $50K
• Bloody clothes found as police seek missing SC boy
• Teens charged in thefts from bus at church
• Pet's microchip help police return missing SC girl
• SC Senate panel approves unemployment bills
• SC jail settles dispute over inmate mail
• Rally will feature Gingrich, Clyburn
• SC gov threatens veto of helmet restrictions
• Duke, Progress agree to new July merger deadline
• Romney looks to take N.H., then close it out in S.C.
• Seneca policeman demoted after harassment complaints
• SC World War II vet being honored by France
• Cops seeking missing SC boy find bloody clothes
• Cutting-edge visitor kiosk being unveiled in SC
• SC leaders to talk about fed voter ID law case
• Another first: Top 10 finish for Gamecocks
• S.C. bill would require jobless to volunteer
• Judge scolds lawyers in ex-USC athlete’s sex-harassment case
• New Michelin tires first roll in South Carolina
• Victims identified in two Richland County accidents
• Burglary suspect, 18, turns himself in
• Iran sentences American man to death in CIA case
• Because of our $15 trillion and growing national debt, we are in jeopardy of los...
• South Carolina Heritage Series: The Gullah Culture, Part 1
• Atlantic Beach mayor arrested on DUI
• Many cats seized in Orangeburg died; euthanized
• SC school bus, tractor trailer collide
• Ga. nuclear plant expected to boost housing demand
• Lyman man charged with shooting at deputies
• Firms helping wounded Army vet get new home
• Charleston's Riley taking oath for 10th term
• Would-be abductor tried to snatch other Lexington girls, sheriff says
• Community Calendar, Jan. 9
• Public input sought on Revolution heritage area
• Man in surveillance tape still sought in arson fire at Salty Nut Café
• Man killed on I-20 was from Columbia
• Top state court to referee Chapin High renovation fight
• Five homeless after Columbia apartment fire
• Giffords leads crowd in Pledge of Allegiance
• SC AG's office reviewing Hilton Head nonprofit
• Civil War museums changing as view on war changes
• Spartanburg textile mill to be demolished
• Hot air balloon bursts into flames in NZ; 11 dead
• Romney leads in S.C. as Santorum, Gingrich fight for second
• Fight looms over Supreme Court wetlands decision
• Columbia family pleads for help in finding missing 18-month-old
• Chapin: Boil water advisory lifted
• Deputy on slain K9 partner: ‘It’s been rough’
• Columbia man sought in attack on former girlfriend
• Perry touts values in new SC ad
• Bikes being banned along Charleston expressway
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 pct., hiring surges
• Video: Amazing goal by American Tim Howard
• Lancaster man accused of stealing brass pipes from trucks
• Salty Nut Cafe damaged in fire
• State taking over Interstate 526 project
• Woman shot to death in Fort Mill
• India opens consulate in Atlanta for Southeast
• Officials investigate case of deported Texas teen
• Romney rips Obama as crony capitalist (+photos)
• Two men arrested on drug charges, 1 pound of pot confiscated
• Boost Mobile armed robber caught on video, sought by police (+video)
• OK mom won't face charges for shooting intruder + video
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Notice to Creditors of Estates
• Public Notices
• Public Notices
• Brookland-Cayce High School gives back to the community
• Columbia native launches Think Jazz Columbia, a new jazz performance and education organization
• Killian Elementary School students learn about Native Americans
• Body Worlds Vital Field Trip contest voting period now open
• Satchel Ford theatre teacher one of ten selected to write new national theatre standards
• Carolina Children’s Garden and Conservation Station offers winter programs and activities
• Events
• Historic Columbia Foundation offers lecture series on history of Columbia
• Flowers for the Debutante Ball
• Star Chefs
• “An Egg a Day” drawings on display at Richland County Library
• Palmetto Opera presents La Traviata March 3
• Workshop Theatre assembles popular local theatre artists for John and Jen
• Heise named South Region Assistant Coach of the Year
• Dentist fixes teeth and defensive lines
• Lady Eagles down B-C
• Airport blasts Bearcats
• Bengals win Classic
• 2011 Midas Highlander Classic All-Tournament Teams
• Lady Highlanders take title
• Heathwood boys fall, girls move on
• Bengals fly to final
• Lady Sharks bite Airport
• Miss Brewer and Mr. King marry Decemb er 30, 2011
• Folks about town
• Sunrise celebrates 25 years
• Briefs
• Taboo apparently taboo
• Cayce City Council gets down to business for first meeting of the year
• West Columbia City Council honors city employees
• “Matlock” beats road rage
• The sensitive man
• God on email
• Cartoon
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Local Red Cross on the scene assisting resident after home fire
• Be careful with home heating fires
• Save the males
• The Symphony League invites you to its Valentine Ball to benefit the SC Philharmonic
• Richland School District One wins awards for
• Dance magazine picks Pavlovich protégé as one of “2012 25 to Watch”
• RCSD goes national
• Gamecocks' Jeffery, Gilmore will enter NFL draft
• Romney debuts SC ad, so does DNC
• Water main break prompts Chapin High, Alternative Academy to close this morning
• Utah officer killed, 6 others wounded in shootout
• Stored rags start house fire in Columbia
• The NLRB has become an out-of-control rogue bureaucracy. President Obama, by emp...
• Former lawmaker Barrett joins Nelson Mullins
• Community Calendar, Jan. 5
• Dogs stolen from Bamberg animal shelter
• Boil water advisory issued for Chapin
• Conn. man gets 70 years for kidnapping ex-wife
• Coastal resort to resolve dispute with USC marine lab
• Mountaineers maul defenseless Tigers
• LendingTree agrees to pay SC counties $3 million
• Liquor license denied for Decker Boulevard
• Share your baseball stories
• After Iowa, Romney now hopes to pull away in NH
• Coastal resort to resolve dispute with USC marine lab
• Another small earthquake recorded near SC coast
• Boil water advisory for West Columbia
• Mr. President, hasn’t the NLRB already done enough damage? Today’s action may im...
• Romney accepts McCain's endorsement
• New survey: Which issue matters to you most in selecting a president?
• How cold was it last night?
• Data update: 425 new restaurant inspection records
• Fires displace 8 in Richland County overnight
• "We didn't do anything in 2010" to regain the House, Graham said. "It was only a...
• Perry cancels S.C. appearances to ‘reassess’ campaign
• Police: Man used fake bomb to rob Rock Hill bank
• Beaufort deputy's widow questions fundraiser
• NC man stabbed in York County football argument
• Hearing held on SC No Child Left Behind waiver
• MLK Celebration - History of MLK Day in the City of Columbia
• Perry says he can derail Romney in South Carolina
• Accident kills Irmo man
• Columbia College to Add Golf in 2012
• Early returns: Paul, Santorum, Romney vie for lead
• Irmo’s Mungo Cos. receives national homebuilder honor
• Irmo man dies in N.C. rock climbing accident
• Burglary suspect sought in Richland County; allegedly tried to run deputy over
• DMV offices close Wednesday mornings for training
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of KKK store
• Columbia man dies in wreck
• Taboo owner would swap sports bar for sex shop
• Some SLED agents win right to sue SLED
• Murder most foul on UK queen's estate
• USC football team to be welcomed by fans at stadium
• Eau Claire High subject to another bomb scare; no delay in school start
• Community calendar, Jan. 3
• For the first time in history the National Guard will have a permanent seat on t...
• Iowa results could presage S.C. victor
• 3 charged with kidnapping in Charleston County killing
• Shattered window leads to nervous time for Orangeburg trooper
• Iowa Republicans poised to remake campaign for White House
• With Iowa's voting, GOP likely to plot future path
• Graham to talk about National Guard's new role
• US Rep Wilson to open new office in Aiken
• Tolls rise on Southern Connector near Greenville
• 8 injured in 41-vehicle pileup on I-75 in Kentucky
• Jeep Rogers YMCA After Hours Youth Programminga
• William Carey, donated millions to education, dies
• Police: Gunman’s body found in park
• Suspect jailed, others sought in carjacking
• Man shot to death by robbers in his Florence home
• Pedestrian killed walking on US 278 in Hilton Head
• Police: Man carried loaded weapons into NYC subway
• Enthusiasts relive Civil War history at SC museum
• Child killed in crash caused by drunk driver, police say
• New Year’s fete may get reprise
• Store owner shoots alleged robber
• 6-year-old dies in collision; man faces DUI charge
• Snow, below-zero wind chills at NC mountain peaks
• Holocaust survivors blast Nazi garb at protest
• Lawsuit, immigration enforcement lead SC new laws
• Christmas Eve home burglary suspects caught on video
• Ooops - Verizon reverses on $2 fee
• Chapin woman charged in $2M theft from Irmo company
• WSJ: Columbia’s ‘Famously Hot’ New Year’s Eve a place to be
• Gov Haley bets shrimp and grits on bowl games
• Investigators still seek 2 suspects in Spartanburg double murder
• Romney hires veteran S.C. consultants
• Teen test drives BMW in Spartanburg, doesn't return
• USC at Universal: ‘It makes you a big kid’
• Sofa Super Store chain closing after 2 decades
• Beaufort man sues police, saying they broke his nose
• Spartanburg lawmaker wants longer prison sentences
• Longtime Aiken city councilwoman retires
• Friend: Texas gunman upset his wife was doing well
• Fatal shooting at Harbison Olive Garden
• Fake cop tried to pull woman over in Greenville
• Report: Alcohol poisoning killed Clemson freshman
• NASCAR's Kahne sorry for breastfeeding comments
• Today's Wall Street Journal editorial explains the importance of the new detaine...
• Columbia man sought in attack on former girlfriend
• Verizon Wireless to charge $2 for one-time payment
• SC company sues ex-worker over Twitter followers
• Beaufort official sues school district, alleging bias
• James Island 91-year-olds marry after 40 years of friendship
• Major renovation planned for Greenville airport
• Local businesses rally to family of Aiken officer
• Easley soldier killed in Afghan war
• Learn the Health Benefits of Chocolate at the Capital Senior Center
• Treasured Trees: Profi le of Chinese Pistache
• Small business owners are a reson to celebrate
• SCBT and Peoples Bancorporation merge
• Folks about town
• Ruritans ham it up this Holiday season
• Kiwanians give funds for shoes
• Congressman fights over payroll tax cuts
• Briefs
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Spring Valley Rotary Club donates dictionaries to Killian Elementary third graders
• Public Notices
• Ridge View High School student recognized as a 2011 Top Ten Youth Entrepreneur
• Veteran readers at Killian Elementary School
• Service dogs remind us it is better to give than to receive
• The ColumbiaCotillion Club holds its winter ball
• Actors play cat clones in the absurd and unexpectedly poignant comedy Kitty Kitty Kitty at Trustus
• Events
• Robert Clifton Shelley
• Bay Blossom Garden Club remembers the birds at Christmastime
• Humanity of wildlife, an inspiration for all
• The Assembly members hold their 123rd annual ball December 23
• Heathwood tames Lady Mustangs
• Former Card leads Irish club
• Hurricanes blow by B-C
• Bengals blast Barons
• Bucs too much for Bearcats
• Eagles claw back to beat Skyhawks
• 2011 CHICK-FIL-A CLASSIC II TOURNAMENT BRACKET
• 2011 CHICK-FIL-A CLASSIC I TOURNAMENT BRACKET
• Vikings fall in OT to West Charlotte
• Oak Hill declaws Panthers for title
• 2011 Chick-fil-A Classic All-Tournament Teams
• Cavs bow to Christ School in OT
• Cavaliers run over Moose
• Vikings slip by Trojans in 2OT
• Body overwhelms ’Hawks
• Lions hold off Hornets
• Raiders nearly scale Oak Hill
• Columbia too much for Blazers
• I resolve not to drink out of the toilet
• Real customer service doesn’t include surveys
• Cartoon
• Customer service includes real humans
• Newspapers continue to retain their value
• Quirky Crimes in Capital City
• Congress, Obama codify indefinite detention
• The Braggin’ Board
• Couple to serve women in Mwanza, Tanzania
• One life saves seven
• Columbia OKs new restrictions on sexually oriented businesses
• Aircraft company adding 150 jobs to SC operations
• Lexington teen killed in pickup wreck
• SC's Folly Beach park in danger of vanishing
• Bluffton man wanted in fatal Christmas shooting
• DHEC board members to discuss new director
• Congressman Wilson to discuss his priorities
• At last, Columbia family’s dogs get their day
• Search launched for West Columbia man reported missing Christmas day
• Samoa and Tokelau to cross international date line
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• SC insurance agency chief resigns after 11 months
• Search launched for West Columbia man reported missing Christmas day
• Did Cheetah from 1930s Tarzan flicks die?
• SC Boeing employees file complaint against union
• Columbia vet to remove arrow from dog's side
• SC justices uphold Clemson murder death sentence
• Ex-soldier sentenced to 35 years for double murder
• Man stopped with alleged prison-bound contraband, again
• MUSC professor cited in multi-state stem cell scheme
• Adult store on Devine Street changing name
• List of 25 films chosen for National Film Registry
• Three Columbia businesses hit by robbers
• Portuguese man-of-war swarm makes Beaufort beachgoers wary
• SC man among airmen dead in Oklahoma City crash
• Police: Spartanburg woman used service dog to try to shoplift
• 3 found dead in crash off U.S. 521 in Lancaster Co.
• Homeless man living in vacant Spartanburg home shot in face
• Young friends double reward in Charleston girl's death
• Cause of Georgetown sinkholes remains a mystery
• Kershaw woman slain; stranger arrested
• Old fireplace embers caused deadly Conn. fire
• DOD: Reported sexual assaults up at 3 academies
• Company to close at least 100 Sears, Kmart stores
• Adult store on Devine Street changing name
• Suspect sought in CVS robbery
• Update: Power back on at State Museum
• Conn. fire victim had career as safety chief
• Man charged in deadly, apparently random beating in Kershaw County
• Bluffton, SC, woman sues bar for not checking her ID
• Horry County police probe 2 deaths after drive-by shooting
• Helicopter crash kills 3, puts transplant on hold
• SC prosecutors seek funds for domestic cases
• Funeral for slain SC police officer to be held
• Missing Ind. girl found dead, babysitter charged
• Civil War's 150th stirs a trove of memories
• West Columbia hunter died from fall out of tree stand
• Blaze hits former nightclub
• Colo. man returns $10,000 found at Vegas airport
• Minn. goat chooses freedom over Nativity role
• Police: Utah mom, son rescued after Facebook post
• SC Gov Haley faces questions on transparency
• SC musician's house destroyed in Christmas fire
• SC wood-burning power plant enjoys wide support
• Gingrich fails to qualify for Va. primary ballot
• Fire at Conn. home kills ad exec's 3 kids, parents
• Hilton Head chamber surveys members amid scrutiny
• Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears
• 7 people shot dead in Texas home, motive unclear
• 7 in family found dead in Texas apartment
• Helmet law getting a new look in next SC legislative session
• SC Army veteran, 96, always eager to give blood
• Plans on track for charter school to open in Jasper County in August
• Richland County neighborhood under boil-water advisory; W. Columbia advisory lifted
• SC's Folly Beach struggles with post-Irene erosion
• Man wounded after firing gun at SC deputies
• Newton sets rookie passing mark, Panthers top Bucs
• Gingrich bets on S.C.
• U.S. blocks S.C. voter ID law
• Gingrich would drop federal lawsuit challenging S.C. immigration law
• Justice Department blocks S.C.’s voter ID law
• Justice Dept. rejects S.C. Voter ID law
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• Iowa senator calls for federal investigation of Haley
• Spartanburg, Greenville have lowest gas prices
• Deputies: Man returned to beer after bank robbery
• Gingrich to hold town hall and lunch in Columbia
• World stocks higher on signs US economy improving
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• New license proposal limits where adult store can operate
• DMV official: SC board used flawed voter data
• Plane makes safe emergency landing on SC beach
• Alabama jail escapee captured in South Carolina
• Please join me in sending thanks to the brave men and women in the United States...
• It’s official: Today is Columbia’s hottest shortest day
• Parts of S.C. immigration law blocked by federal judge
• Star Chefs
• Defying December
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Nigerian visits St. Andrews Rotary
• Scholarships available for Midlands Technical College’s QuickJobs programs
• Kohl’s presents $75K to Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Criminal defense law office opens downtown
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Pedal Pushers Garden Club enjoys Christmas celebration
• gives back to the community
• The SC Debutante Ball holds ball December 20, 2011
• Miss Micek and Mr. Lyles marry August 20, 2011, in Denver
• The Camelia Ball presents ten debutantes December 17
• Dick Goodwin Big Band at Newberry Opera House
• S.C. Philharmonic to create lush “Soundscapes” with soloists from Wadsworth Series
• Grinding of the Greens Christmas Tree recycling schedule
• Events
• Irmo student participates in Governor’s School for Science and Math MIT/NASA Zero Robotics Challenge
• Columbia Rotary accepting proposals from local charities for grants
• Ridge View High School DECA teams show their financial sense
• Catawba Trail Elementary School students visit McEntire Air National Guard Station
• Airport High School JROTC drill team earns first place overall at championship event
• Raiders clip Cavs in OT
• Cougars claw past Cards
• Cavs hold off Capital rally
• Columbia girls deliver Capital performance
• Diamonds shine in 1st round
• Vikings survive opener
• Citizens express views on a new Walmart
• Young trio turns $100 into over $23K
• I’m sending imaginary cards this year
• After all, Santa is only human
• The good guys
• Cartoon
• Killian parents and teachers take the challenge
• West Columbia City Council new member sworn in
• Couple has clear vision of vocation
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Pet limit restriction removed from Animal Care Ordinance
• Everyone is unique and that makes each of us special
• The promise to stop spending has been broken
• Religion in the Civil War Symposium coming to Columbia
• Paratrooper jumps out of plane for smiles
• Award brings emotion
• Santa makes a stop at Palmetto Health Hospital
• Colbert guest editorial: Naming rights, state mottoes and the GOP primary + video
• Economy grew more slowly in summer than thought
• Does shale boom mean U.S. energy independence near?
• Anderson man charged with making pipe bombs
• No suspects named in Aiken officer's death
• 4 businesses, church burned in Hardeeville
• Former soldier convicted on two murder charges
• Meeting today: Columbia’s adult business restrictions could change
• Community Calendar | Dec. 22, 2011
• Library offers portable video players for small hands
• 8 US soldiers charged in death of bullied comrade
• Gun accident sends Columbia octogenarian to hospital
• EPA announces historic rule to clean or shut coal-burning power plants
• 2nd suspect charged in death of police dog, robbery
• BofA in $335M settlement over Countrywide loans
• BofA in $335M settlement over Countrywide loans
• Woman killed, child hospitalized following Tuesday traffic accident
• Columbia woman dies following Tuesday house fire
• SC State hires former SLED director, won't say why
• Magistrate says seized gaming machines are legal
• Highway patrol names new leader
• Moving firm study: People going south, west
• Former soldier convicted on two murder charges
• 2 men get life for killing Colleton deputy
• Haley, Occupy Columbia to return to federal court
• 2 SC residents charged after 150 cats found
• SC man picked up for brother's cocaine death
• 5 questions leading up to S.C. primary
• SC woman charged with throwing toddler off balcony
• Police say no connection in Lincolnville slayings
• Police investigate new sex claim against Citadel
• 3 Rock Hill women arrested in home invasion
• 1 Aiken officer killed, 1 wounded in shootout
• SC Guard unit to fly small UAV in Berkeley County
• Home Works: Repairing Homes & Restoring Hope
• Jasper port in jeopardy
• S.C. jobless rate falls to 9.9%
• Car takes a swim after driver jumps out to escape deputies
• Man held by citizens is arrested in robbery of Blythewood restaurant
• Purse thief sought
• Jasper County port might not be built
• Construction worker killed in collapse identified
• Johnson officially named Southern Miss coach
• DHEC pollution deal raises questions
• Woman injured in morning house fire
• Memorial service set for K9
• State adopts emergency rules for camping at State House
• Midlands Christmas forecast: Wet, but not white
• South Carolina’s jobless rate drops below 10 percent
• President Obama should withdraw the nomination of Lafe Solomon, Acting General C...
• SC November unemployment rate drops to 9.9 percent
• Columbia-based SCBT to buy fourth bank in less than two years in $28.4 million deal
• AD says Ohio State will find out NCAA fate today
• Conway man gets 17 years in shooting death
• Blacked Out: Power outage delays Steelers, 49ers
• Gingrich campaigns in Iowa while Romney visits NYC
• Black Caucus, others join to protest schools chief
• The Lowcountry Remembers Pearl Harbor
• Kim Jong Il body displayed, NKorea media hail son
• As Romney's firm profited in SC, jobs disappeared
• Man charged in domestic homicide
• Construction worker injured in collapse
• ATV, motorcycle thieves sought
• Senate committee probes DNR departure
• Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560M
• Gingrich still leads S.C.
• Judge to issue immigration law ruling by year's end
• Reports: NYT selling group that includes Spartanburg paper
• SC high court upholds destroying gambling machines
• Kim Jong-il’s reign was one of terror, oppression and brutality to his own peopl...
• SC looks at new Statehouse rules to ban tents
• Marine recruit paralyzed at Parris Island
• Our Office & Service Academies
• Stolen service dog found dead in SC family's yard
• SC does not regulate cash transfers
• Orangeburg deputies find 150 cats
• 2 found shot to death in Ridgeland
• Man died after being shot in Myrtle Beach
• Spartanburg deputy dragged during stop
• 2-month beach renourishment begins in Hilton Head
• Polar Bear Plunge
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dead at age 69
• AP data: States shed thousands of public employees
• Songs, prayers for judge in rally on eve of immigration law hearing
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to 9-year war
• Your holiday display photos
• SC Highway Patrol seeks information on vehicle in fatal hit-and-run in Orangeburg County
• Havel, hero of anti-communist revolution, dies
• A Shameful End to the Year
• Hunters have scant success in 1st coastal bear season in years
• S.C. rabies case first in 50 years
• Suspect charged in killing of police dog
• Columbia home fire under control
• We have had a major breakthrough for Charleston Harbor which will allow us to be...
• S.C. woman has state’s first rabies case in 50 years
• Police dog killed in attack on robbery suspect, Richland One schools delayed as search goes on
• Christopher Hitchens, militant pundit, dies at 62
• Company pays feds $520,000 for taken timber
• Get the sleigh ready! 9,000 soldiers going home
• Federal Highway head announces Orangeburg grant
• Account of Meyer’s actions won’t be probed
• UPDATED: Senator wants investigation into DNR head's departure
• Anonymous donors pay off Kmart layaway accounts
• Parole board revokes ex-HomeGold exec's release
• SC seeks to implement new immigration law despite fed. court action
• Boil water advisory for Pelion lifted
• West Columbia man charged in vehicle break-ins
• Prosecutors want $1.6 million for CDV prosecutions
• SC man pleads guilty in Miss. cigarette case
• Notice to Creditors of Estates
• Legals
• Public Notices - Legal Advertisements
• CN soccer earns academic honors
• Bearcats starting over
• Eagles look to be in the region mix
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Dreher runs over B-C
• Irmo holds off Vikings
• Dreher bests Bearcats
• Spring Valley takes the sting out of the Jackets
• Cardinals whip Warriors
• Jaramillo named All-American
• Flora’s balance bounces Skyhawks
• Chick- fil- A Classic returns
• Heathwood downs Lady Cavs
• Cardinals win Classic
• Falcons fly by Hammond
• Local resident slow-cooks her way to top prize
• Star Chefs
• Books for the Gardener’s Christmas
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• MG&C employees raise $7K for Harvest Hope
• Wilbur Smith wellness program honored
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• City baseball stadium sale faces hearing
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Who were the New York Five?
• We remember our fallen
• Bay Blossom Garden Club blessed with project for disabled veterans
• S.C. nurse works with women and children in Afghanistan
• Giftwrapping for greyhounds
• Richard James Baldauf
• Dreher High School Foundation decides to “Save the Dolphins”
• Irmo High School student chosen for U.S. Army All-American Marching Band
• Twenty-one more Richland One teachers achieve National Board certification
• Blythewood Middle School teacher receives award
• Takelia Hammett crowned “Miss Allen University 2011-2012”
• Northside Middle School orchestra performs at Mt. Hebron Church
• Foster Grandparents program at Killian Elementary School offers support for students
• Saluda River Academy of the Arts holds annual book parade
• Events
• Winter Fest returns to State Museum
• Revised zoning makes Richland Mall more marketable
• Secretary of USC’s board steps aside
• Television journalist speaks at USC graduation
• Columbia City Council reviews Koger Center symphonies and literary offerings
• County voids contract to purchase Caughman Creek
• Teenagers talk
• Saving the institution of marriage
• I swear I’m gonna quit swearing
• Cartoon
• West Columbia fire fighters fight for children
• Coaches Curing Kids’ Cancer plays hard for research
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• We give because we can and we care
• Rogers Townsend chairman appointed to national and regional committees
• Spring Valley graduate achieves most celebrated scholarship in the world
• Riot on the Runway
• Police: Man gets DUI in McDonald's drive-thru
• Beaufort police arrest woman in weekend slaying
• ICYMI – WYFF 4: Haley reviews first year in office
• Top retail trade group upgrades holiday forecast
• US Marshals arrest SC man in connection with NH rape
• Shooting suspect surrenders after Irmo hostage situation
• Duke-Progress deal facing competition worries
• Thousands missing from Penn Center accounts
• Ex-Latta band director gets 2 years in sex case
• Colo. State hurricane prediction delayed to spring
• Report: Haley manipulated panel
• Abuse lawsuit against Rumsfeld, Gates tossed out
• Marines promoted inflated story for Medal of Honor winner
• Judge: Occupiers can stay at State House
• SC AG wants to stop parole of HomeGold's Sheppard
• Swansea duo stole vulnerable adult's identity for credit cards
• Aryan Nations leader sentenced for fraud in SC
• "We're all concerned, is the American taxpayer going to be bailing out European...
• We stand on the verge of historic change as the National Guard takes its rightfu...
• Leaders block quick Senate vote on payroll tax
• Clemson official says Watkins’ bowl status not in jeopardy after appearing on party flier
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• Pelion without water this morning
• Former POW Jessica Lynch finishing teaching degree
• Allen, Rutan plan huge plane to launch spaceships
• Swansea couple charged with exploitation of adult
• Ex-SC mayor, police chief charged with misconduct
• Horry County takes Atlantic Beach voting machines
• Obscene ornament trial upcoming for SC woman
• Maxcy Gregg closed for 2012
• Original offering found at Teotihuacan pyramid
• GOP hopeful Paul says no Medicare in Constitution
• AG Holder vows to enforce civil rights protections
• Port interests stress deeper Charleston Harbor
• Swansea duo stole vulnerable adult's identity for credit cards
• Republicans dispute Winthrop poll findings
• Two-year contract extension for Spurrier
• Caught on camera: 2 arrested in Christmas gifts theft
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• SC Legislative Audit Council gets new director
• Va. man denies blame in W.Va. music festival death
• ‘Greed and excess’ led to Great Recession, Brokaw says
• SC National Guard celebrates 375th birthday
• Former Charleston County deputy charged by SLED
• Sandusky attorney: 'This is a fight to the death'
• Prosperity man, 56, dies in Chapin wreck
• Fire damages Columbia business
• Army helicopters crash on Washington base, 4 dead
• Lowe's stands by decision to pull ads
• Lexington police seek 2 women in theft of kids’ gifts
• Targeting students, Columbia allows only 3 unrelated people per home
• Final Columbia stormwater hearing is today
• Arguments in double-murder trial begin today
• ICYMI – Red State: Nikki Haley Intends to Govern
• Gov. Nikki Haley: “We’re South Carolinians. We will win every time.”
• GALLERY: Blythewood Christmas Parade
• GOP says it won’t pay balance of primary’s cost
• Sewer spill affects Broad River
• Lexington police seek 2 women in theft of kids’ gifts
• Romney grilled on gay marriage by gay NH veteran
• SC Catholic abuse policy deals with social media
• High court to review tough Arizona immigration law
• UPDATE: State employees would pay more, get less under new retirement system plan
• City of Columbia can ban "mini dorms' in neighborhoods, court rules
• I-26 pedestrian fatality identified as Irmo man
• SC State finishes 1st building at center
• Beaufort police probe death of man shot in car
• I find the whole episode between the Machinists union and the NLRB against Boein...
• New Charleston tour guides busts myths about city
• SC man shot to death in field, NC man charged
• SC legislators to discuss pension reform
• Savannah River Site opening up tour opportunities
• 2012 Famously Hot New Year
• Citadel deals with fallout from sex abuse claim
• Midlands Most Wanted
• Romney doesn't disavow $10,000 bet
• Bear cubs' surrogate mom is busy for life
• “The reason Republicans don’t want to vote for it is we want a board, not one pe...
• It’s a burial mound! It’s an observatory! It’s a pyramid of coquina!
• People, Dec. 12
• Search starts for Lexington County administrator’s successor
• Man stabbed in thigh Sunday in Myrtle Beach
• Husband charged with killing wife in SC Walmart
• SC school to offer belts to saggy pants offenders
• Florence County gets grant for virtual museum
• Two men arrested in $70,000 theft from their Columbia boss
• Cooked chicken breasts sold in SC recalled
• Sheriff: West Columbia burglars caught in act, arrested
• Sumter County sheriff's son arrested in drug bust
• For the sake of the Boeing South Carolina workers, I’m pleased to hear the frivo...
• Water line work to disrupt service on Harden
• Grinch hits church, takes cookies and $12
• Va. Tech: Gunman in police killing wasn't student
• Missing ex-FBI agent in hostage video: 'Help me'
• APNewsBreak: AP source: Video shows lost drone
• French TV shows Strauss-Kahn surveillance videos
• Conservation groups appeal Savannah dredging
• Lake Hartwell water levels rise with rainfall
• Company fined for worker death at Liberty plant
• Greenville deputies throw Christmas party for kids
• SC State students receiving military commissions
• 26 GOP Senators Offer Bill to Stop IMF Bailouts for Europe
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in South Carolina
• Slain Va. Tech officer identified as Army veteran
• More drivers texting at wheel, despite state bans
• Southern Baptists study possible name change
• UPDATE: Board of Education threatens to sue superintendent
• UPDATE: Haley staff testifies, cleared of unfair influence allegations
• AP Enterprise: Rules ignored in Craigslist case
• 2 men arrested in 2005 Horry County killing
• Attorney: SC abuse suspect e-mailed families
• 82-year-old man dies after slow roll into lake
• Ala. GOP leaders have 2nd thoughts on immigration
• Romney picks up 2 S.C. endorsements
• Black SC student won't rehang Confederate flag
• Historical Astronomy Down Under
• The 5L (Liberty, Literature, Leaves, Lobster, and Love) Tour
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Award-winning professor speaks to the Columbia College Ariail Alumnae Club
• Scandinavians gather in Forest Acres for the annual Sankta Lucia
• Miss Johnson and Mr. Calhoun exchange vows November 5, 2011
• Columbia Garden Club decorates the Governor’s Mansion for the 30th year
• Events
• Christmas Season services at Shandon United Methodist Church
• B-C girls’ soccer team earns academic award
• Local stars named to NSCAA All-South region III teams
• Cardinal becoming a Gamecock
• Falcons’ Howell named Class 3A Lower State Coach of the Year
• Weems Baskin: the track and field legend
• One starter back for Airport
• Blue Devils rebuilding
• Cavaliers have high hopes
• Lady Blue Devils shun Shamrocks
• Eau Claire downs Devils in OT
• Columbia Green awards community beautification grant to Capital Senior Center
• Star Chefs
• An Insider Stock Tip — Place Your Bets on ‘Hotcakes’
• Theology of Harry Potter at Holy Apostles Orthodox Church
• Columbia City Ballet presents 50th anniversary production of Columbia’s Nutcracker
• Looking the other way
• Columbia City Jazz Dance Company presents. . .
• RCPL’s Eastover branch expansion begins
• Salsarita’s and TCBY come to the Vista
• Minfords delivering Christmas to Columbia
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Shelved city hotel still costs
• Richland One teacher heads to White House
• Richland One announces winter break schedule
• Springdale Elementary School awarded All-Health Team Scholarship
• Northside Middle School Handbell Choir performs in Cayce
• Tokyo Joe performs at Brookland-Cayce High School “Walk”
• Cayce City Council meets December 6
• Newly elected West Columbia City Council members meet
• “A city without a bus service is a lost city”
• Men can find the remote but not much else
• Visionquest was the best
• Call me Scrooge, but...
• Local appliance officials investigate a Thanksgiving incident in the Forest Acres area that residents are calling a murder-suicide
• Chapin gets new police chief
• Pay It Forward: A Docu-drama played by friends of St. John’s Episcopal Church Congaree
• Sheriff begins blog
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Sexual Trauma of the Midlands serves survivors
• Afghan War is a mess
• Heart ’n Soul helps raise more than $1 million for charities
• Until the laws change, the monsters will win
• Ho-Ho-Hocus Pocus
• Speaking with Anne on WLMA 1350 AM Greenwood today at 12:35 pm.
• State Pensions: The Next Debt Crisis
• VIDEO: Stephen Colbert interviews Dick Harpootlian
• 2 injured in school bus crash in Berkeley County
• Law enforcers sweep up wanted burglars ahead of holiday season
• Winnsboro woman identified in wreck
• Beach setback line moved seaward on Hilton Head
• Sandusky jailed on new child sex abuse charges
• 82-year-old drives car into Bluffton lake
• Body found by railroad tracks near zoo
• Bob Jones University to seek accreditation
• Charleston-area lawmakers discuss port expansion
• Public invited to speak on disputed Walmart site
• Probation for 4 teens in 5 Points beating
• Public invited to speak on disputed Walmart site
• Harry Morgan, star of TV's 'MASH,' dies at 96
• Options rezoning plan OK’d
• US: No to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• Big promise is seen in 2 new breast cancer drugs
• Pharmacy thieves sought in Lexington County
• Probation & house arrest for 4 involved in 5 Points attack
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Massachusetts fugitive arrested in Richland County
• VIDEO: Boeing 787 makes Columbia flyby
• Outlook for S.C. economy sunnier in 2012
• Teacher accused of spanking students turns himself in
• Pearl Harbor attack, 70 years later
• Alec Baldwin kicked off LA flight
• About Capital One Bowl tickets
• Greenwood County woman charged with child neglect
• Man accused of peeping in Clemson women's dorm
• DeMint, Barrasso Offer Bill to Relieve Regulatory Burdens, Spur Investment & Job Growth
• USS Yorktown marks Pearl Harbor 70th
• Mother's body found near car, baby strapped inside
• USC researchers give 2012 economic predictions
• AT&T offering tour of SC wireless switch center
• Save on Ripley's admission by singing a carol
• O, tannenbaum! Are you best natural or artificial?
• Deal could yield years of labor peace for Boeing
• Email stirs port furor
• Humbled Netflix CEO still thinking, talking big
• Radiation traces found in Japanese baby formula
• Barry Bonds' attorneys seek probation, not prison
• Occupy protests move to foreclosed homes
• Obama sets campaign theme: Middle class at stake
• Woman slain, body hidden under Christmas presents
• Romney will skip Trump-hosted debate
• Two arrested in stabbing before USC-Clemson game
• Richland County restaurant robbed
• New poll: Gingrich has large lead in S.C.
• Charleston VA hospital opens $5 million expansion
• SC Public Transport officer to remain on job
• 100 turkeys die in Colleton County fire
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• Dolphin chooses W. Va. over Clemson in Orange Bowl
• After crime, punishment awaits ex-Gov. Blagojevich
• SC woman arrested in Florida woman's death
• Woman charged with sex at SC children's home
• Honea Path city worker struck and killed by car
• Body of missing hunter found on Lake Hartwell
• Winkles wins eighth term as SC Farm Bureau head
• S.C. court tosses case of man hurt in softball game
• AP source: Ex-VP Dan Quayle to endorse Romney
• ACLU lawsuit: Schools illegally promote Christianity
• ICYMI: Haley’s Paris payoff for S.C.
• First-class mail: Just a little bit s-l-o-w-e-r
• Postal cutbacks to delay 1st-class mail
• Criminal file in death penalty case will stay open
• Ohio to seek death penalty in Craigslist slayings
• Hardeeville man gets life for killing girlfriend
• Charleston cutter nabs $24 million in cocaine
• 7 Greenville County cops cleared in shooting death
• Chapin picks new police chief
• MB man's kidney donation starts chain of surgeries
• SC primary up for grabs, Gingrich making big play
• Rev. Billy Graham regaining strength at hospital
• Haley, 1st family hosting Christmas Open House
• GOP rivals hope to court Cain supporters
• Police look for suspects in two Myrtle Beach shootings
• Man dies in stabbing; uncle arrested
• Woods wins for first time since scandal
• Chapin neighborhood warned to boil water
• Charleston changes how it investigates some fires
• Myrtle Beach offers incentives to bring flights
• SC group wants to build home for rescued wolf
• Rock Hill funeral director wants to break barriers
• State pensions official resigns
• Michael Jackson doctor files appeals notice in LA
• End of the line for Cain? Announcement Saturday
• Horry County school gets 4 bomb threats in a week
• New Jersey fugitive leads deputies on high speed chase
• Investment chief for state pension plan resigns
• Haley staffers will testify
• Sumter County deputies break up dog fight
• Boeing 787 to be tested in Myrtle Beach
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Up to 50 face layoffs at Savannah River Site
• Small Ky. church votes against interracial couples
• Honda announces global recall for air-bag problems
• Ways to ease the pain at the gas pump
• Next moves unclear on payroll tax cut extension
• SC middle school teacher charged with assault
• Historic SC library restores thousands of titles
• Incarcerated SC youths get chance to build home
• Haley’s staff won’t testify, now face subpoenas
• Charges dropped against protesters
• Seven arrested at Lexington County flea market
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• 3 US students questioned by prosecutor in Cairo
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• Sens. Graham, DeMint face off over foreign aid
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• New highway patrol commander named
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• Cops: Woman tried to smuggle drugs in Bible
• Cops: SC man arrested, fired gun after NASCAR race
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• Group supporting occupiers to defy night ban tonight
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• Suspect robs Two Notch Road hotel
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• Fake kidnapping goes awry in Kershaw County
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• Truck driver snags Five Points power line, downs pole
• Okla. St. women's coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Cain receives Secret Service protection
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• Georgetown store collapses, sink hole suspected
• SC man gets life in prison for killing Tenn. man
• Columbia man charged in sex assault of boy, 9
• Charleston man convicted of beating woman to death
• $1M Powerball ticket sold in South Carolina
• Trio's talents lead to Vista wedding studio
• Lancaster County deputy wounded; suspect arrested
• 'Occupy' arrests were illegal, critics say
• Clemson students working in virtual hospital
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• Sheriff: Bogus job offer lures Fla.man to his death
• Lexington authorities: Prescription drug ring smashed
• South Carolina developer sentenced in Myrtle Beach fraud
• Cain meeting with Union Leader newspaper canceled
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• Seven Heathwood Hall seniors recognized by National Merit Scholarship Program
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• Shandon Neighborhood Association discusses options to prevent flooding
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• Columbia gets pedicabs and food trucks
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• Columbia police chief named Chief of the Year
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• Chesnee man gets 21 years in fatal DUI wreck
• Two Blythewood students injured in bus collision
• Attorneys: SC tow-truck shooting self-defense
• Three killed in York County storms
• Woman says she was attacked by fake SC officer
• Protesters arrested at State House
• 1 dead in York Co. storm
• Cain, in Fla., misspeaks on key political event
• Occupy Columbia Live Stream from the State House
• Multi-car accident disrupts traffic at Huger and Gervais
• Higher copays seen for Medicare brand-name drugs
• SC Santa who was sent packing, now unpacking sack
• Superintendent of Education hospitalized with flu-like symptoms
• Bieber paternity case withdrawn; DNA test still on
• SC circuit judge: $14 million to sex abuse victim
• Lawyer: SLED illegally takes from employees' pay
• National youth tennis tournaments coming to Lexington County
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• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam
• Secret Service says bullet hit White House
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• TD Bank creating 1,600 jobs in South Carolina
• Oil hits $100, first time since July
• House panel cancels retirement system meeting
• BASF Catalysts plant adding 25 jobs in Seneca
• Newberry College president steps down
• Monticello Road trailer theft caught on camera
• Arrest made in 2007 Greenville killing
• 'Wizard of Oz' Munchkin Karl Slover dies at 93
• Convicted killer's family pleads for his life
• VIDEO: DeMint on National Debt Surpassing $15 Trillion
• Authorities gather for prescription drug summit
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• Republicans Announce Welfare Reform Act of 2011
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• Romney criticizes Obama's 'lazy' comment to CEOs
• Thanks to WWII vet, two new bullet-proof vests for deputies
• Chapin High renovations get board approval
• Will be questioning Secretary of Defense Panetta in about 15 minutes.
• Man injured in Columbia shooting
• Court order allows Occupy Wall St. protesters back
• Cain campaign defends his stumble in interview
• Squirrel knocks out power to Anderson hospital
• Thousands of tires found in Calhoun County
• Sandusky says he only 'horsed around' with boys
• Environmental heroes sought for award
• 13-year-old visits Fort Jackson on Make-a-Wish
• Travelers Rest doctor accused of fondling patients
• No 2,400 percent raise for Charleston school board
• Panetta: Deep defense cuts mean fewer troops
• Medal of Honor recipients at Citadel discussion
• Haley set to speak at maritime meeting on SC coast
• 9-year-old NC girl survives 2 days in car wreckage
• Who should pay for S.C. GOP primary?
• Maritime panel: DHEC port approval not valid
• SC woman accused in husband's death arrested in NO
• Citadel says it should have pursued abuse report
• President of Pa. charity linked to abuse resigns
• Motorcyclist hits 131 mph in Kershaw County chase
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• SC Supreme Court set to hear primary challenge
• Gloria Cain stands by her man
• NC police arrest protesters at vacant dealership
• SC heritage tourism, economics conference topic
• Problems persist with Medicare fraud contractors
• Crèche festival opens at monastery near SC coast
• Haley at hydraulic pump maker for job announcement
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• USC, Clemson compete in 27th annual blood drive
• Quake off east Indonesia panics many; no tsunami
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• VIDEO: Rick Perry interview today in Columbia
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• Atlanta mayor, Gov. Deal to tour Port of Savannah
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• Pomaria man arrested in metal theft from Irmo factory
• Authorities: 6 more counts planned in abuse case
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• GOP hopeful Perry appears on Letterman
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• Richland 2 could vote on attendance zones next week
• Economy trumps social issues in conservative SC
• SC sheriff's office charges 9 with college hazing
• US soldier gets life sentence in Afghan killings
• Asia stocks gain amid signs of progress in Europe
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain
• BOARD: Revenue to grow by nearly $1 billion
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• Compromise approved on Georgia dredging permit
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• Northside Middle School celebrates being drug free
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• SC's top lawyer, Lancaster sheriff to fight gangs
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• Iran formally complains to US over plot charges
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• ICYMI: Gov. Nikki Haley receives U.S. Chamber of Commerce State Leadership Award
• Suspect that prompted SC schools lockdown arrested
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• Brown's ex-manager gets 3 years home confinement
• Columbia fires damage business, home
• Five suspects named in Orangeburg gas thefts; one arrested
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• New lane shifts begin on I-385 near Greenville
• Top Cain aide has checkered past
• SCDOT: 2 key bridges replaced ahead of schedule
• 11-year-old receiving Coast Guard commendation
• USS Yorktown becomes ghost ship for Halloween
• Witches brew, swamp creatures at SC plantation
• Lexington sheriff, school kids start chess program
• Gingrich plans 2-day swing to court SC voters
• WYFF's Golden Apple Award
• Police search for weekend shooting suspect
• Car runs into Buddhist Center, no one hurt
• SC caseworkers plan to cut child abuse, neglect
• 2-county chase leads to 5 crashes in SC Upstate
• Plane of missing SC man found near Moncks Corner
• Autopsy finds teen at boat ramp was shot in back
• Pella offers voluntary retirements, closes plant
• Courthouse, City Hall evacuated
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• Columbia Chapter of Links, Inc. awards mini grants for teachers
• Local student to be awarded $25,000 as 2011 Davidson Fellow
• Pineview Elementary School celebrates 132 students’ summer reading
• Cardinal Newman senior receives Bobbi Rossi Memorial Scholarship
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• The state’s only national park celebrates 35 years
• Eau Claire residents enjoy Pumpkin Patch and Fish Fry Festival
• Beauty Queen promotes Harvest Hope Food
• Tourette Syndrome
• Europe crafts debt deal that pleases markets
• Marshals arrest fugitive facing child endangerment charges
• "You will have a massive number of hospitals today either close or become an eme...
• Pedestrian injured in Columbia shooting
• Bus hits, kills pedestrian in Jasper County
• South Carolina retirees to protest proposed Social Security cuts
• Plan would send SRS plutonium to New Mexico
• Crews find body of missing hunter in York County
• Madoff's wife: We tried suicide after Ponzi arrest
• Candlelight vigil in Charleston protests bullying
• Candy Welch Attends Relocation Directors Council Conference
• Sumter man charged with incest
• Interior calls for 20-year ban on uranium mining near Grand Canyon
• 6.0 quake hits South Pacific near Fiji
• Former Chapin resident arrested in Oct. 8 hit-and-run near Lake Murray
• Former S.C. governor to raise money for Santorum
• Feds not helping Alabama enforce immigration law
• Unwatched pot causes fire at Florence fire station
• Man pleads guilty to fraud over mother's estate
• SC police arrest man suspected in NC kidnapping
• Columbia policeman charged with prostitution is fired
• Police seek leads on W. Columbia jewelry store burglary
• Enjoyed my visit to the Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg this morning.
• Sumter man charged with incest
• Boeing 787's inaugural flight lands in Hong Kong
• Patience tested over waste, crime at protest sites
• Table Tennis in the Palmetto State
• Perry banks on flat tax plan to boost campaign
• Community calendar + Halloween events
• Boeing: More South Carolina plans?
• Untitled
• Official: Free-trade deal will create South Carolina jobs
• Pool game aftermath turns brutal; three arrested
• PeopleMatter moving hub to downtown Charleston
• Panel: Boys should get HPV vaccine given to girls
• Miracle baby emerges from Turkish quake rubble
• Congressional Black Caucus targets state voter laws as hostile
• Debt panel to meet in public, but few signs of progress yet
• Just in time for the holidays, a bad economic mood
• Police: Woman killed 4 in SC for insurance money
• Puppy rescued from top of train gets new home
• 5-year-old critical after Charleston home invasion
• 21-year-old Clemson student drowns while swimming
• Software company plans to add 265 jobs
• In Greenville this morning meeting with local business leaders about job creation.
• Hurricane Rina becomes a Category 2 storm
• Pickens man found dead at lake boat ramp
• Greenville assistant principal faces sex charges
• BP sees Q3 profit rise, to sell off more assets
• Charleston adds electric car plug-ins in 3 garages
• SC Medicaid agency may reinstate dental coverage
• Judge blocks Fla.’s new welfare drug testing law
• SC Medicaid agency may add 70,000 kids to program
• APNewsBreak: SC Supreme Court to hear primary case
• Deputies: Driver found passed out with child in car
• SWAT team responds, man being evaluated after barricade incident
• Vote today to authorize state, local law enforcement on synthetic drug ban
• Fort Gordon soldier kills deputy, self
• Former Easley senator dies
• Drop off unwanted medications at Saturday event
• DeMint to Host Finding Families Adoption & Foster Care Conference
• Forbes endorses Perry
• Greek to US?
• US judge allows SC primary challenge arguments
• Cable lines in Beaufort to be buried
• US airman: Shooter had 'hate in his eyes'
• Anderson jail inmate helps shelter worker
• Tropical Storm Rina forms off Honduras coast
• Fire destroys church in Georgetown
• Cherokee sheriff's deputy fired after arrest
• Consultants helping Port Royal map future
• Civil rights icon Shuttlesworth to be buried
• State Fair takes its final bow – for this year
• Occupy Charleston joins Occupy Columbia to continue protest
• Community Calendar, Oct. 24
• People, Oct. 24
• 7.2 quake in Turkey kills 138, collapses buildings
• Libya declared free, but Gadhafi death questioned
• GOP primary now a contest of character
• Snapshots: State Fair's final day
• 1 horse killed after 3 run onto highway in Upstate
• 9th Annual Lake Carolina Wine and Food Festival Announces Ticket Sales, 2011 Charities and Silent Auction
• The Sandhill Horror
• Iraq war over, US troops coming home, Obama says
• Football Friday: After a wild ride in Maryland last Saturday night, the Tigers a...
• VIDEO: Thrills at the S.C. State Fair
• Chapin woman killed in single-car accident Friday
• Public's help sought in Lake Murray auto break-ins
• Columbia man arrested in weekend cab driver shooting
• AP sources: Bachmann staff in New Hampshire quits
• On Iraq, I respectfully disagree with President Obama. I feel all we have worked...
• GOP candidates to debate at Wofford on Nov. 12
• T. Ravenel’s cocaine supplier charged with having sex in museum
• Thieves make off with 2,200 gallons of gas
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Man killed in Interstate 20 collision
• Sept. SC jobless rate drops slightly to 11 percent
• Man dies in Lexington Co. shooting
• Museum sex suspect was Ravenel's cocaine supplier
• Senate rejects big piece of Obama jobs bill
• Senate rejects GOP effort on terrorist trials
• Largest study on cellphones, cancer finds no link
• Some pit bulls grabbed in dog fighting bust to get new homes
• Citing crisis, South Carolina moves to ban synthetic drugs
• Myrtle Beach to host GOP presidential debate Jan. 16
• Wells Fargo mixes up customer statements
• 400-year fraud sentence upheld for ex-officer
• Dirty diapers, maggots found in Spartanburg home
• DHEC moving forward with synthetic drug ban in SC
• The Braggin' Board
• Fishing tournament making a splash at Lake Murray
• Legals
• Public Notices - Legal Advertisements
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Flora rowers earn medals
• 1981: Tigers down USC on way to National Championship
• Bearcats overcome Falcons
• Cardinals’ season ends
• Cavaliers finally knock off Bengals
• Irmo downs Vikings
• High School Football
• Airport takes flight in third quarter
• Fire Cats win SCYSA Fall Festival
• Highlanders beat OP, advance
• Blue Devils blow by Brookland- Cayce
• Children’s Chance benefits from Inaugural Ladies Night Out event
• Star Chefs
• This Plant is a Snap to Grow
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Colonial Life employees volunteer at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Attorney General Wilson reports
• History & Culture in Hagerstown
• Events
• Northside Middle School students raise money for Caps for Kids
• Midlands Technical College awarded U.S. Department of Energy Grant
• Brookland-Cayce High School students attend S.C. ABOTA
• River Springs Elementary School students participate in Boosterthon Fun Run
• Dreher High School Class of 1961 holds 50th reunion
• Fur Ball
• Tricks and Treats at the State Museum
• Richland County family Halloween events
• Family fun at the parks of Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission
• Columbia City Council discusses cab situation
• After “much” discussion, Richland County Council passed an amendment to the private subdivision ordinance
• Gail Baker, president of Hyatt Park/Keenan Terrace Neighborhood Association likes being involved
• Happy Be Bald and Be Free Day
• “One More Last Chance”
• Holidays and husband’s headaches
• Cartoon
• County councilman celebrates first year
• Native Columbian takes command
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• We’re all to blame for Garcia’s dismissal
• Get your facts straight, people
• Blue Devils blow by B- C
• Look what I caught!
• A lovely Fur Ball
• Travel back in time
• The Mad Dog of the Middle East is dead and the Libyan people can breathe a sigh...
• S.C. senator pushes restrictions on sale of exotic animals
• Will be on Fox News Channel at 11:30 a.m. this morning to discuss the death of G...
• Libya confirms Gadhafi has been killed
• Sheriff: Ohio farm owner killed self, was bitten
• Ex-SC superintendent sentenced in embezzlement
• Abbeville Sheriff: dogs escape, kill farm animals
• Colleton Street home destroyed in fire
• Ballpark sold; is a Walmart coming?
• Hawaii astronomer captures image of forming planet
• Bagged salad sold in S.C. recalled
• GOP primary battle nasty, personal
• FDA cites dirty equipment in cantaloupe outbreak
• Firm with ties to Walmart to buy Capital City Stadium
• Poll: Cain leads Romney in S.C.
• S.C. public health group gets $11.25 million grant
• South Carolina high court frees security guard in gun case
• W. Columbia man arrested for car break-ins
• Greek to U.S.?
• Sheriff: Exotic animal farm owner killed self
• “This is not Harry Reid. This is President Obama’s team,” Graham said. “We have...
• Beaufort Co. victim gets machete, attacker loses finger
• Myrtle Beach judge wants people in court properly dressed
• Coroner: Drug mix killed Mount Pleasant man at USC
• Video: Occupy Columbia protestors
• 2 Goose Creek firefighters hit by motorist
• Rivals blast Cain’s tax plan (+survey)
• SC Army Guard unit returning from Afghanistan
• Feds: 69,000 SC students taking stand against guns
• Occupy Charleston being staged in city park
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for South Carolina SC
• FACT CHECK: Misfires on taxes and more in debate
• Ex-bank officer gets prison, must repay
• City adopts taxi driver regulations
• Chinese restaurant burns
• Rain did not put an end to Occupy Columbia
• Body Worlds exhibit coming to State Museum
• Father, son survive plane crash
• The new normal: Higher bank fees are here to stay
• APNewsBreak: SC voter ID law hits black precincts
• Florence couple charged after baby's death
• 2 arraigned in NYC teen basketball star's death
• Fort Jackson soldier charged in armed robbery
• Cops: 1 body in Liberty home had gun, note nearby
• 4 S.C. counties sue over S.C. Republican presidential primary
• Cops: Man confesses in Berkeley strangulation
• Bank of America earns $6.2B on accounting gains
• APNewsBreak: Suit may stop SC presidential primary
• Orangeburg man killed in wreck; driver jailed
• Toddler hit-and-run sparks outrage in China
• Share your pet costume photos
• Lawyer: Mom of missing baby has 'nothing to hide'
• Man exploited hapless vets, created menace to Melrose, police say
• Wilson: No politics in decision on Supreme Court gun case
• Columbia cab driver shot in back
• Occupy Columbia protestors praise police treatment
• ‘Extreme Makeover’ seeking worthy S.C. family
• Graham said he thinks the Obama Administration should continue to use Guantanamo...
• Speaking today in Greenville to the Upstate Republican Women about job creation...
• SC boat theft prompts air, land and water chase
• Autopsies confirm 3 of 4 Liberty deaths homicides
• Berkeley County woman strangled; man arrested
• SC's 9th Air Force to get Wells as new commander
• Wall Street ‘Occupiers’ Need Occupations
• Occupy Columbia protesters still at State House
• Episcopal debate leads to probe of SC bishop
• Indy 500 winner Wheldon dies after massive wreck
• 2 men see Edisto slaying charges dropped 15 mos. later
• Kings call for economic fairness at MLK memorial
• 'Worst fears realized': Lattimore out for season
• Dog that bit child had rabies
• Man shot at gas station with family in car
• FACT CHECK: Closer look at Cain's retirement model
• Lexington Co. baby hospitalized; guardians charged with abuse
• Tiger Nation held their collective breaths when Tajh Boyd went down last week. A...
• After an impressive win over Kentucky, followed by a bizarre week of turmoil and...
• Pawlenty wants SC presidential primary fee refund
• Wofford student drinking before choking death
• The Citadel to unveil statue of class ring
• Park cleanup postponed, heartening NYC protesters
• "China has a callous disregard for the rule of law," Graham told reporters on Ca...
• Civil Air Patrol won't take Horry County calls
• Fire destroys Garners Ferry Road home
• 4 people found shot to death in Liberty
• Greenville man who wounded deputy sentenced
• Family brings State Fair to homebound patriarch
• Police: Man shoots into bar after being kicked out
• Officials try to figure out why crows dying in SC
• Plane lands in SC coastal marsh; 2 on board safe
• Evangelical pastors divided ahead of 2012 caucuses
• Shaw Air Base to get $7.6 million fitness site
• Olar holds 9th annual Model T's to Olar festival
• Wildlife groups sue for more protection of turtles
• ICYMI: Keep new jobs coming to our state
• ICYMI: Gov. Nikki Haley talks to business and community leaders
• Southbound Interstate 85 reopens after fiery wreck
• Plants seized, suspect sought in pot growing crackdown
• Newberry Co. boater’s body found in boat, guarded by dog
• Drake concert canceled
• Shrine Bowl rosters released
• AAA honors safest towns in South Carolina
• Anniversary in Charleston
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Legals
• Public Notices
• Events
• Remake America comes to Columbia
• Robert Mills House staged for 19th century funeral as Part of October exhibit, A House in Mourning
• ABC’s Extreme Makeover searching for deserving families
• Skyhawks take 2nd at championships
• Vikings join forces with Demons and Blazers to fight domestic violence
• Ben Lippen blasts Brookland-Cayce
• 1979: Field goals highlight USC win
• Barons bulldoze Ben Lippen
• Cardinals choose court
• Falcons fly by Airport
• Gray carries Bengals past Vikings
• Foxes finish off Cavaliers
• High School Football
• Bearcats down Diamond Hornets in thriller
• Star Chefs
• Best Pumpkin Pickin’ Places in the Midlands
• Halloween magic is in the air
• Pianist Phillip Bush to perform with USC Symphony Orchestra
• Artist-Turned-First- Responder to recall 9/11 at State Museum
• Scarecrows in the Garden at Robert Mills House
• Folks about town
• MTC partner in $20 million grant for job training
• Briefs
• SCANA responds
• Janet Wismer Hadwin Receives South Carolina Jennie Award for General Federation of Women’s Clubs of South Carolina
• A Sunday Afternoon in the Park: Maxcy Gregg Park Celebrates 100 Years
• Lonnie B. Nelson Elementary School scores “Superior” at national conference
• Clemson student completes Princeton public policy summer institute
• Lexington District Two names 2011 Teacher of the Year
• French television crew studies single gender at Sandlapper Elementary School
• Forest Lake Elementary Magnet School team chosen for NASA experience
• Brookland-Cayce Honors Choir attends Converse College
• Hit dog fighters where it hurts...in their pocketbooks
• October 19 is National Feral Cat Day
• Congressmen receive 2011 Global Vision Award
• South Kilbourne Neighborhood Association president moves toward better communication
• Columbia City Council discusses cab fares
• Melrose Heights neighbors voice concerns about duplex residents’ behavior
• Forest Acres City Council to prohibit sale of ingredients for synthetic marijuana
• Halloweeny
• What happened to Tarzan?
• So long, Garcia
• Cartoon
• The Miller Plan
• St. Luke’s Lutheran Church chartered in 1904
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Deputy is back on duty
• Community walk raises money for suicide prevention
• Lecture Series discusses History of Forest Acres
• Columbus Day and regaining the spirit of discovery and individual achievement
• Developer continues to build with no regard for lawsuit
• Commentary on The Theology of Harry Potter
• Everyday is a gift, not a promise
• Veteran shares plan to save gas
• Golfers play Bingle, Bangle, Bungle
• Love of the fast lane
• State workers to legislators: ‘Consider us’
• Beaufort County 1 of best communities for youth
• Bluffton woman being honored by president
• 2 plead guilty in Clover home invasion shooting
• SC DOT: Major traffic shift on I-385 slated
• Six hurt on ride at State Fair
• 8 killed in Southern California salon shooting
• Serious but amateurish: US describes Iranian plot
• Peanut shortage sending peanut butter prices up
• Cain's 9-9-9 plan: Good for the rich, bad for the poor
• State Museum expansion begins in March [with photos]
• Wal-Mart shopper robbed at gunpoint
• Columbia man surrenders in convenience store burglary
• Vandal sought in damage to Eastover convenience store
• Federal lawsuit filed against S.C. immigration law
• Columbia couple’s home to be featured on Nate Berkus show
• Security guard dies in Columbia crash
• Overheard cell phone conversation leads to cop sex charge arrest
• President Obama’s Jobs Act is nothing more than an expansion and continuation of...
• Dent sixth grader dies after being hit by vehicle
• FACT CHECK: Regulations not a huge jobs killer
• City sued for using utility money for other purposes
• Markets buoyed by Slovakia revote hopes
• China slams US currency bill as threat to trade
• Cain surges to S.C. lead, poll says
• Romney asks Perry to disavow pastor, Perry says no
• US ties Iran to plot to assassinate Saudi diplomat
• US issues terror alert after Iran plot exposed
• Haley ratchets up fundraising
• Senate falls short of votes to take up Obama's big jobs bill
• I hope President Obama will be as hard on the Chinese, who are cheating American...
• Chapin teens charged in burglary
• ’Occupy Columbia’ comes to capital city
• Teens sleeping in carjacked vehicle arrested
• Boston police arrest 50 from Occupy Boston
• Charleston wins top Conde Nast Traveler award
• Pickens Co. dad killed while walking alongside bike-riding son
• Man injured by shotgun pellets on Spartanburg Co. haunted trail
• 79-year-old Vance woman dies in Orangeburg County wreck
• No Deal: NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• Clergy discuss allegations about Episcopal bishop
• 9th Annual Lake Carolina Wine and Food Festival Announces Ticket Sales, 2011 Charities and Silent Auction
• ICYMI: “New approach working to lure companies to state”
• Blustery winds and rain affecting Carolinas
• 6-year-old girl dies in shooting in Greenwood
• Woman gets 2 years house arrest in mo-ped wreck
• Conway lawyer disciplined for slapping defendant
• Elementary school lockdown lifted
• Bojangles’ biscuit maker throwdown begins in Columbia Tuesday
• Water use limits end
• Flash flooding, blustery winds to affect S.C. today
• Lawsuit filed against brother of former SC gov
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• 51-year-old man drowns in Dillon pond
• Carolina Bays highway to be finished in 2015
• 13 SC football players suspended in hazing probe
• Huntsman set to outline foreign policy views
• Public invited to review proposed SC textbooks
• Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) Names Marc Jordan as a 2011-2012 Board Member
• Ex-judge, SC lawmaker James "Tee" Ferguson dies
• Seasoned activists critique Wall Street protests
• Community calendar, Oct. 10
• Growth means changes for some Lexington area schools
• Lugoff man dies after argument
• Ex-Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh dies in Chicago
• Conn. gets tough with Amazon, pushing on with tax
• Fire hits Darlington's downtown businesses
• Romney in Charleston: We’ll make America safer
• Another arrest in Lexington County marijuana bust
• Police: City employee stole $70 in meter money
• EPA violations result in large fine for Ryland Homes
• DJJ correctional officer arrested on sex charges
• After one of the most impressive outings in Clemson history last week at Virgini...
• Its gut check time for the Gamecocks. A great defensive effort was not enough la...
• Man arrested in Columbia kidnapping, Kershaw Co. rape
• Romney promises to ‘place America ... on a safer footing’
• Sheriff: New copper law reducing metal thefts
• Tree falls on power line, blacks out Garners Ferry area
• ‘Dateline’ to focus on slaying of S.C. woman
• Economy added 103,000 jobs in September
• Panel advises against prostate cancer screening
• Wall Street protesters disgusted with both parties
• Apple co-founder and Silicon Valley pioneer Steve Jobs dies at 56
• EU, Arab Spring favorites for Nobel Peace Prize
• S.C. man gets life sentence for killing co-worker
• Continental says S.C. expansion will employ up to 1,700
• Law expanding SC's DNA database was never funded
• SC police chief rushes to daughter's fatal wreck
• Man's body found outside St. Helena Island home
• Drivers warned of stepped-up enforcement in Lexington County
• I wish President Obama would be as hard on the Chinese, who are cheating America...
• Anniversary in Charleston
• Notice to Creditors of Estates
• Legals
• Public Notices
• Events
• 1974: Tigers’ victory was their bowl game
• Correction
• High School Football
• Falcons fly away from Bearcats
• Owls get big win
• Vikings vanquish Cavaliers
• Airport runners flying high
• Cardinals and Skyhawks flock together in pink
• Star Chefs
• Coral Vine Antigonon Leptopus knows no boundaries
• North Sea Gas Scottish Folk Music Group to perform at Midlands Tech Harbison Theatre
• Voices of Old New England at Richland County Library
• An Evening of One- Acts includes The Pretty Trap during Tennessee Williams Festival
• Arts at Shandon presents Joseph Rackers and Marina Lomazov
• Lewis & Babcock and Griffin merge
• Folks about town
• Four clubs in one comes to Vista
• Briefs
• S.C. is suitably situated
• Governor’s School for Science and Math boasts state’s highest SAT score
• Five Richland One seniors named National Achievement semifinalists
• Killian kindergarteners community walk
• “Whirled Peace” at Glenforest School
• Les Truands, 1948–1972 reunite
• “You can go anywhere from here”
• Adopt-A-Fire-Station
• DAR and C.A.R. volunteer at Krazy Kids Day
• Jack L. Harmon
• Lecture Series discusses History of Forest Acres
• West Columbia City Council mourns the loss of one of its own
• Hyatt Park/Keenan Terrace residents learn about 911 problems
• Neighborhood activist changes roles
• Richland County Council discusses division of land to heirs...again
• Let’s drink to old age
• Phones should have health risks on them
• Parents, your SCREAMING kid is NOT cute!
• Cartoon
• Kitchen shop celebrates five years
• Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary Part 3: Home at Last
• Crimes in the Capital City
• Local festivals improve our quality of life
• Mental Illness Awareness Week: October 2–9
• Help conquer kids’ cancer
• Cartoon
• Local entrepreneurs do business on Devine Street
• Diggin’ Pink
• Growing up in Nazi Germany
• Professional ends career with dysfunctional family
• Girl, 11, assaulted on Beaufort County school bus
• Dogs, helicopter track parolee through woods after high-speed chase
• Duke Energy exec in SC for power grid future talk
• SC male nurse accused of fondling female patient
• Greer man dies 2 months after bar fight
• DuPont opening $500 million SC plant expansion
• Man charged in Spartanburg County triple shooting
• Transforming trash
• ‘Significant’ news coming from Sumter: Sounds like tire plant
• ICYMI: “More jobs coming to Orangeburg County”
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Six arrested in marijuana bust
• Columbia’s police department at full strength
• Civil rights leader the Rev. Shuttlesworth dies
• USC medical school in Greenville gets final OK
• Now going on-air with Laura Ingraham to talk about China's currency manipulation...
• Calhoun Co. murder leads to Orangeburg man’s arrest
• Orangeburg man jailed after cars stolen from county shop
• Israeli wins chemistry Nobel for quasicrystals
• "If Congress can have a breakthrough on anything, which doesn't look very likely...
• Anchor Craig Melvin at USC for journalism lecture
• Anderson University basketball player dies
• Ex-SC police dispatcher accused of warning dealers
• N.C. ‘likes’ Facebook in a big way
• Horry leader dismisses 8 allegations against cops
• Jobs being announced in Orangeburg County
• Ga. Lottery: Woman gets $25M after store mistake
• 44 domestic violence victims remembered
• Columbia bank robbed this afternoon
• Zais' school request seeks new SC textbooks, buses
• SC, GOP agree to pay county primary costs
• 3 win Nobel for showing universe is speeding up
• Suspects in car break-ins caught on camera
• Ag commissioner: Ga. farmers need migrant labor
• On way to Wall Street, confronting a protest
• Kershaw tackling DUI problem
• SC attorney general seeks voter data details
• Cops: Roommate urinating in diaper led to killing
• Bank of America fee won't hit SC benefits cards
• SC State officials release Cooper evaluation
• Police dispatcher faces charges
• Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Will be speaking at 3:05 pm today on Columbia's WVOC 560 AM Keven Cohen Show abo...
• China’s threats to the United States Senate should fall on deaf ears. We should...
• ICYMI: “Governor gets ovations from pro-business group”
• Gullah-Geechee area among new National Park web offerings
• Knox leaves Italy to head home to US
• Gov. Christie to hold news conference Tuesday
• Strip-club fight leads to shooting
• Drake to perform in Columbia on Nov. 19
• New iPhone expected from Apple on Tuesday
• Florida Highway Patrol veteran named S.C. Public Safety director
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• “What needs to stop is China cheating when it comes to trade,” Graham said follo...
• More aides leave Bachmann presidential campaign
• Urban Outfitters bringing ‘pop-up’ store to Columbia
• Police say snacking bandit hits 3 Anderson stores
• Shooting of goat leads to more cruelty charges
• Parents report alleged sexual predator
• SC plane bound for Chicago returns to airport
• Charleston apartment building destroyed by fire
• China’s actions are deliberate and are designed to create a competitive advantag...
• Two charged with armed robbery
• Chrysler says US sales jump 27 pct in September
• FBI, security alliance focus on white collar crime
• VA to build new SC outpatient clinic in Greenville
• Audubon welcomes a new sand tiger shark
• Community calendar, Oct. 3
• 150 years later, more Civil War casualties
• Fires displace Richland County families
• Andy Rooney ends '60 Minutes' run of 33 years
• Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks
• S.C. GOP to reveal primary date Monday
• Cain says he should have spoken up for gay soldier
• Two killed in separate traffic incidents in Lexington County
• Perry moves fast to counter questions about hunting camp's offensive name
• Former HomeGold executive appeals conviction
• Blythewood bicyclist struck, killed in Northeast Richland
• Clemson at Virginia Tech. Clemson is coming off one of the most-impressive Sept...
• Time for Football Friday picks, Auburn at South Carolina. Last week was ugly for...
• Breakfast for a good cause
• Blythewood bicyclist struck, killed in Northeast Richland
• Hurricane Ophelia to pass east of Bermuda
• The death of Anwar al-Awlaki is a significant development in the War on Terror....
• Obama hails killing of US-born al-Qaida cleric
• USC students find it's hard to hide a purple hippo head
• W. Columbia police arrest two on drug charges
• Quail Hollow boil-water advisory lifted
• Florida to hold GOP primary Jan. 31
• Ex-inmate gets 4 years for student aid fraud
• 2 SC men arrested in killing of donkey and llama
• Two students injured in bus collision
• Man survives for days after car plunges off cliff
• Marines have bulldog mascot, but it needs a name
• US strike kills American al-Qaida cleric in Yemen
• Man killed in triple shooting in Boiling Springs
• New documentary looks at SC serial killer Gaskins
• 2 arrested in thefts of clothes dryers in SC
• Buford High player dies after being hit by car
• ICYMI: “Gov. Nikki Haley might just be on to something.”
• Killer cantaloupe, scary sprouts _ what to do?
• Saudi king overturns verdict against woman driver
• Officer shot in Shandon shootout receives award
• Could Trader Joe’s be coming here?
• Elderly man shot in his kitchen
• Bank robbery attempt fails; suspect drops ID, arrested after chase
• Star Chefs
• Plant Woody Ornamentals in the Garden Now
• Public Notices - Master’s Sales
• Restaurant facelift benefits Habitat
• Folks about town
• Solyndra case underscores flaws in “stimulus” act
• CHDC seeking board members
• Briefs
• Private enterprise:
• Anniversary in Charleston
• Legals
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• Public Notices
• Educator wins national recognition for drop-out prevention efforts
• Blythewood Middle School student headed to China with People to People
• Blythewood Middle School social studies teacher receives recognition
• Gadsden Elementary named National Blue Ribbon School
• Guidance counselor’s article wins national award
• Brockman teachers win Adventure Race
• Five Ben Lippen students semifinalists in scholarship competition
• Miss Vines and Mr. Amos exchange vows September 24
• Ariail Alumnae Club hears story written by one of its own
• Lexington Medical Center hosts Women’s Night Out for Breast Cancer
• Second Calvary Baptist Church prepares for three events October 9
• Miss Stump and Dr. Zeigler plan March, 2012 wedding
• Music director retires after 31 years of service
• All This Intimacy comes to Trustus Black Box
• Columbia Classical Ballet brings masterpiece Swan Lake to stage
• Sandlapper Singers to host multimedia concert experience for its 16th season
• Events
• Eagles need five games to down pesky Falcons
• Cardinals sweep Cavaliers
• Airport chooses Homecoming Queen
• Highlanders get one in the win column
• High School Football
• Hammond reestablishes dominance
• 1975: Gamecocks run over Tigers
• Skyhawks fly high again
• Redistricting decisions now at Justice Department for approval
• Preservation workshop, a big success
• Mayor Benjamin talks jobs in Washington, D.C.
• Rosewood Community Council president moves neighborhood forward
• It’s the end of R.E.M. as we know it, and I feel old
• Dead chickens aren’t funny
• We will NOT TOLERATE dog fighting in our community
• Cartoon
• Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Correction:
• I want three things
• The newspaper myth
• Local band relives “Dirty Dancing”
• Mt. Pleasant Walmart worker stabbed to death
• S.C. GOP will wait to announce primary date
• Engineer: Monument rappel inspection a career high
• Quail Hollow area under boil-water advisory
• Loughner remains calm, quiet at Tucson hearing
• Youth sports center goal in building maze
• Suspect sought in convenience store robbery
• Govt changes course on pool safety rule
• Plan reinvents Assembly Street
• Cantaloupe illnesses and deaths expected to rise
• 1971 team was a band of thieves
• Florida altering schedule again
• UPDATE: Second man surrenders after 5 Points brawl
• Deputies follow their noses to meth lab
• A look at SC's rising welfare numbers
• Columbia police chief recognized
• Man accused of criminal sexual misconduct toward little girl
• Faulty gauge leads SC nuke plant to shut down
• Suspect sought in convenience store robbery
• Swim warnings posted for parts of Edisto
• A blast on date night
• Haley sets meetings to reveal lawmakers’ grades
• S.C. to announce GOP primary date Thursday
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Myrtle Beach fall bike rally starts today
• “The Movement” town hall tour is coming to a town near you!
• City where Civil War began getting King memorial
• Christie again says he isn't running for president
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• Fire burns some of set for 2003 film "The Alamo"
• ‘It’s a great day in South Carolina’
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• A near-record deluge floods basements, damages cars
• A dozen clothes dryers stolen from SC apartments
• Senators defend pension perks
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• Shutdown averted; disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Court overturns imprisoned man’s manslaughter conviction
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• Dutch Fork evacuated
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• Water main break affects Friarsgate customers
• Rare S.C. species to be studied
• ICYMI: “Another jobs coup for S.C.”
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• Woman killed in reported SC home invasion
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• Elie Wiesel speaks to audience in Charleston
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• Has "crony capitalism" tainted Perry's campaign for president?
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• US Rep. Wilson plans Lexington town hall meeting
• Program is putting old newspapers from SC online
• Graham: Take hard line on Pakistan
• The upside of economic worries: Lower gas prices
• More rain on Columbia, worse flooding
• Columbus statue runs aground in Puerto Rico
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• Aiken County man gets 44 years for fatal wreck
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• House, Senate clash anew over disaster aid bill
• Facebook looks to extend online reach, sharing
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• Strut with the Okra Man this weekend
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• Agency details $231K tab for Haley's Europe trip
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• Five eco-leaders win Green Tie awards
• Two more plead guilty, apologize for attack
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• 2 NC men walk free after murder exoneration
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• What’s News in Two, news and events in Richland School District Two
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• Forest Acres Neighborhood Association hears about Gills Creek Watershed
• Richland County Council discusses money for security
• Funeral Consumers Alliance of SC to explain Veteran’s burial benefits
• Columbia City Council makes way for Whole Foods
• Panic comes as quick as a text message
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• USC Dance Program announces first annual statewide dance festival
• Bluegrass advocate receives Order of the Palmetto
• Pranksters rehash the The Great Clemson Caper of 1961
• Fairfield Co. deputy fired, later arrested after weapons go missing
• Easy Being Green: Odwalla
• Pair arrested in robberies, assaults
• WHAT THEY’RE SAYING: “A history making announcement…”
• Jobs, jobs, jobs!
• Johnson enters championship second in FedEx points
• Flooding visits usual haunts in brief downpour
• Bridgestone initiatives will create 850 jobs
• Complaint made about middle school prayer rally
• 200-year-old tree to be removed at SC golf course
• Suspects in NYC hoops star's death arrested in SC
• Police: 1 dead, 1 injured in Lancaster Co. shooting
• Troy Davis maintains innocence in final words
• DeMint Supports Johnson for Senate GOP Vice Chair
• Police locate mother of wandering Alaska toddler
• Romney dominates NH poll, well ahead of Perry
• UPDATE: US Supreme Court refuses to block Davis execution
• White supremacist executed for Texas dragging
• Second juvenile pleads guilty in Five Points beating
• Columbia counterfeiting ring indictments
• Death toll in cantaloupe outbreak rises to 8
• Bridgestone pledges $1.2 billion investment, 850 jobs in Aiken County
• Cayce police warn of scams
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• Lottery winner: ‘I started freaking out’
• Sumter woman, 38, dies in wreck
• Iran releases 2 Americans jailed as spies
• Scoppe: ‘Did you miss me?’ The exile returns
• Earth to satellite: When will you hit – and where?
• Fed is expected to take new action to lift economy
• Man on death row for killing SC student appeals
• DeMint Statement on New Bridgestone Facility
• Spirit of South Carolina returns after summer away
• Easy Being Green: Iberdrola
• Columbia, Richland move to outlaw fake pot, bath salts
• Newspaper heir Ellery McClatchy dies at 86
• Judge wants speedy trial for boys
• Delta passenger accused of threatening seatmate
• Asian stocks mixed ahead of Fed meeting outcome
• Spurrier: 'I follow the rules as closely as I can'
• Judge wants trial for juveniles in Five Points beating case
• West Columbia councilman dies
• SC Gov Haley wants DOT board eliminated
• Soaking 'the Rich' Always Dries Up the Middle Class
• Tourism chief says forecast is sunny
• One in 3 S.C. Republicans think Obama a Muslim, born in another country
• Only 70 percent of S.C. GOP voters approve of Haley
• Perry leads Romney in S.C. – but barely
• Spartanburg changing rules on stray animals
• Victims in Nev. air crash shared love of aviation
• Police find car connected to Easley shooting death
• Study: Whooping cough vaccine fades in 3 years
• President proposes taxpayer bailout of U.S. Postal Service
• ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• Safety of SeaWorld trainers questioned in OSHA hearing
• Men charged with attempting to set up meth lab
• 3 get prison for cocaine distribution
• Heathwood teacher faces DUI, drug charges
• Mother charged with burning child in hot bath as discipline
• S.C. high court: No money if separated couple living under same roof
• Haley to extradite murder suspect to Virginia
• A historically cool weekend in Columbia
• Williamsburg County residents worry about landfill
• Realtors roll to protest mortgage proposals
• GOP-led states change voting rules ahead of 2012
• SC attorney's bankruptcy case headed to court
• 3 Rock Hill sisters now teach in same school
• Police: Trucker killed 3 prostitutes across South
• Cab driver thought man was going to kill her
• Realtors roll to protest mortgage proposals
• Old dispute still burns between Perry-Bush camps
• AP Enterprise: GOP not always against entitlements
• Black caucus head treads line between criticizing, supporting Obama
• SeaWorld fights OSHA findings in trainer's death
• Man kills cab driver, turns gun on himself after car chase
• $191 million plan would overhaul USC housing
• Huntsman to attend Clemson, USC games
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• Black bears to be fair game on coast
• Pit bulls in dogfighting ring in care of sheriff’s department
• Batesburg-Leesburg man sentenced in water-contamination case
• Man already in jail is charged with Aiken killing
• Otis Elevator hiring 360 workers at Florence plant
• Rock Hill electronics plant lays off 57 workers
• We should let the Supreme Court decide the issue before the IRS spends taxpayer...
• Cops: Brother stabbed sister in fight over funeral
• Marine who saved 3 dozen lives receives Medal of Honor
• S.C. jobless rate jumps to 11.1 percent
• Rock Hill native awarded Bronze Star
• SC man shot to death following dog argument
• Lexington motorcyclist killed in collision
• Emergency drill costs Charleston County $95,000
• Rich. 1 school among 3 in state named Blue Ribbon winners
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for South Carolina SC
• Judge rejects bid to seal images of SeaWorld death
• DOT board relents; will hear public
• Pat Robertson's support for divorce in Alzheimer's cases riles Christian critics
• Fourth annual ‘Viva La Vista’ coming up
• Cold front expected to break summer fever
• Candidates bash stimulus, woo businesses it helped
• Offering amendment right now in Senate Appropriations Committee stopping the IRS...
• 2 men sent to prison for defrauding Wells Fargo
• Father of SC man charged in killings also arrested
• Ridgeland woman gets 23 years in boyfriend's death
• Anti-NLRB bill moves through House
• Unelected bureaucrats at the NLRB should not be able to shut the doors on the $1...
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty to murder
• Shelter dogs need your help now
• Home-town woman co-hosts “America Now”
• Celebrate Friends Day with the Palmetto Conservation Foundation
• Missing Main Street...again
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• Range supervisor for Criminal Justice Academy brings home his 46th medal
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• Columbia gears up for Columbia Style Week
• Top of Carolina celebrates opening with new chef
• USC students to give away a wedding
• Women, take your seat
• Miss Hite and Mr. Nash marry September 10, 2011
• A Walker in the past lane
• Columbia Baroque Soloists open fifth season September 23
• Anything Goes sets sail at Workshop Theatre
• Palmetto Artist Series presents GLAD in concert
• Braggin Board
• East Point Academy holds ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Richland One Schools pay tribute to 9/11 victims
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• Season Preview: Cross Country
• Timberwolves tear through Brookland-Cayce
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• Wildcats survive shootout with Vikings
• Cavaliers crush Diamonds
• SUMC honors fire fighters and police officers
• Do you remember when Antarctica was ice free?
• Sigma Nu alumni celebrate the biggest football prank of all time
• 3 SC schools named national Blue Ribbon winners
• Power problems delay newspaper deliveries; alternate phone numbers established
• SC teen sentenced for killing his pregnant mother
• GOP chairman 'very satisfied' with candidate field
• Horry County man dies in police motorcycle chase
• Gas gauge: prices holding steady
• Memorials set as Marine gets Medal of Honor
• DeMint Calls on Reid to Hold Vote on House-Passed Jobs Bill
• USC Constitution Day lecture views role of judges
• SC Transportation Department thins trees on I-95
• SC Guard's military police heading to Afghanistan
• German southeastern counsel general speaks in SC
• USC forum discusses prostate cancer screening
• Average S.C. SAT score drops by 7 points
• Ponzi scheme? Tax the rich? A Social Security firestorm
• InterTech aerospace unit to bring 350 jobs in North Charleston
• Cautious consumers pull back on retail spending
• Unusual coalition boosts health overhaul
• 20 charged in Midlands drug conspiracy
• Tract next to where Carolina founded to be park
• Obama touts jobs bill benefits for small business
• Lexington woman accused of showing porn, giving liquor to teens
• Pair accused of trying to take $10K in steel from mill
• York deputies: Shooting prompts school lock down
• Man in fatal Lexington wreck identified
• Charleston approves cruise ship ordinance
• SC college student leader survives impeachment
• Venture Socialism
• Georgetown considers restrictions on beach horses
• SC House member charged with tax evasion
• SC civilian killed in Afghanistan returning home
• Woman gets prison, fine for stealing from probation department
• FBI, law officers arrest 19 for dealing drugs
• Nearly 1 in 6 Americans in poverty, Census says
• Heart, lung disease and cancer new global killers
• Clyburn blames Bush for debt crisis
• Number in poverty sets record as income, health coverage fall
• Republican debate reveals Perry vulnerabilities
• Fashion crisis for Target shoppers
• House bill would block case on Boeing
• S.C. GOP primary will remain first in South, chairman says
• Cause of power outage? A squirrel
• Agencies seek suspect in Jasper County murder
• Taliban attack US Embassy, other Kabul buildings
• SC legislators to discuss retirement system repair
• Dozens express concern about closing of SC bridge
• Two in Orangeburg Co. shooting arrested in N.C.
• Florida man wanted for slaying arrested in SC
• Man killed by falling tree in Oconee County
• Spartanburg Council considers allowing chickens
• Union County considers inmates pay for monitoring
• Memorial to fallen Jewish chaplains at SC post
• 'Most electable'? Romney stumps in S.C.
• USC students will give you a free wedding
• Prison-bound cell phones seized
• 2012 Elections
• Gervais Street high-rise office building sold
• Bank of America to eliminate 30,000 jobs
• Convicted mom of death row inmate dies in prison
• Fan uses illegal Taser at Cowboys-Jets game
• Suspicious vehicle leads to brief closing of I-85
• Sewer spills into river near Riverbanks Zoo
• Large gators bagged as S.C. season opens
• Stabbing victim identified as Columbia man
• Deputies seek two suspects in credit union burglary
• FBI says 3 detained on Detroit flight did no wrong
• Anita Hill to speak at USC in October
• TS Maria should stay clear of S.C. coast
• 1 dead, 4 hurt in explosion at French nuclear site
• Motorists on I-95 can expect delays
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• Richland man held in stabbing death
• Texas fire destroys 1,554 homes, 17 people missing
• GOP debate likely to have Tea Party flavor
• Bomb at US base reminder of raging Afghan war
• Charleston remembers 9/11 with memorial concert
• 3 killed, 1 injured in Anderson County wreck
• Eye contact: Clemson's shopper research on display
• Gilbert woman dies in early morning wreck
• High-tech 14-screen theater planned for Lexington
• Haley regrets ‘little girl’ comment
• Man robs W. Columbia CVS of narcotics
• Make your ‘Nutcracker’ dreams come true
• Real estate giant Abb Jeffcoat dies
• Haley takes jab at reporter
• Angry crowd rips DHEC
• Deputies scatter dog fighters, give chase, arrest 1
• Man arrested in apartment complex break-in
• Transcript, video of Obama's jobs speech
• Obama’s proposals face tough road
• S.C. congressmen react to speech
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb plot
• Anytime you’re telling people your speech is not political grandstanding or clas...
• Man charged with sexual assault, kidnapping
• "I think what South Carolina did makes eminent sense to me," Graham said at a he...
• The State salary databases updated
• Only leaving 3,000 troops in Iraq would be an absolute formula for disaster. We'...
• Huntsman won’t get endorsement from Haley
• Americans Need Jobs, Not Speeches
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• Cardinals seek confidence
• Kata has high hopes for Highlanders
• Skyhawks swimming for repeat
• Young Falcons set to fly
• Gamecock soccer has local flavor
• 1995: Clemson explodes for 28 unanswered points to win
• Falcons flatten Shamrocks
• Columbia pulls away from Dreher
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• Vikings run over Demons
• S.C. Philharmonic set to begin 48th season
• Town Theatre opens with...
• Columbia Children’s Theatre presents Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
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• Pears Growing on a Tomato Vine?
• Website highlights careers in hospitality for S.C. students
• USC students help march the Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps to world championship title
• Richland One school board member recognized by SCSBA
• St. Joseph Catholic School thanks military members to commemorate 9-11 anniversary
• Founder of the Columbia Family Shelter dies at Motherhouse in Michigan
• Columbian attends National Convention of the Ladies Auxiliary VFW
• CCN passes the gavel
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• Five presidential candidates undergo pre-primary inquiries
• West Columbia City Council considers request for participation in Midlands Housing Trust Fund
• Code enforcement changes impact Hyatt Park
• Cayce residents express concerns over flooding
• Richland County Council rejects new care facility
• Columbia City Council discusses three major funding issues
• Tic-tac-toe is not a contact sport
• The evils of spandex
• Get a lawyer before trying mobile fat blasting
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• South Carolina Confederate Relic Room & Military Museum to open Religion in the Civil War exhibit
• Rehoboth Methodist Church celebrates 100 years
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Men, keep your shirts off
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• Clyburn: not one of the “chosen 12”
• Political stunt discredits president’s jobs announcement
• City partners with S.C. Philharmonic to host 9/11 concert
• Coming next week...
• ETV airs programs recognizing 9/11
• S.C. State Museum commemorates 9/11
• Midlands playwright brings Third Finger, Left Hand home
• Two arrested in Bi-Lo purse snatching
• Flooding leads to evacuations of 100K in Pa.
• Gaffney residents must build kennel for each dog
• Tropical Storm Nate meandering off Mexico's coast
• Fact-checking Rick Perry and Mitt Romney claims from GOP debate
• Reports: Bank of America to shutter 600 branches
• Gym teacher recognized for saving choking student
• Obama’s Jobs Agenda: “Losing the Future Since 2009.”
• Celebrating the Spirit of America
• Liberty Remembers 9-11: A Decade Later
• 9/11 First Responders' Memorial Unveiling Ceremony
• 9/11 Remembrance Concert
• Lee's remnants bring fresh flood worries to East
• Vendor might be evicted from market
• DeMint mocks Obama in video, won’t attend speech
• Job openings rise to best level in three years
• Haley defends European trip
• Obama honors NASCAR drivers at White House
• S.C. House Member says he is wanted on tax evasion charges
• USC providing one-time, merit-based bonuses
• Confusion in Libya over Gadhafi's whereabouts
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• The (Charleston) Post and Courier: European trip a sound investment
• Overturned tractor-trailer blocking interstate
• Suspect in armed robbery, carjacking arrested in Lee Co.
• Breast-cancer survivors dance for a good cause
• Astronauts' tracks, trash seen in new moon photos
• Texas fires kill 4, destroy more than 1,000 homes
• VIDEO: America Needs Jobs, Not Speeches
• DeMint to Meet with Boeing Officials & Employees, Speak to State House Speakers from Across U.S.
• Charlotte highlights 1-year convention countdown
• Gov. Nikki Haley: Obama must break NLRB silence in Thursday speech
• Katia weakens to Category 2 hurricane
• Gunman kills 3 at Nevada IHOP, including guardsmen
• DMV will offer rides to disabled
• Pit bull bites, injures girl
• Minor tornado confirmed in Newberry County
• Bachmann stays at Governor's Mansion again
• Canadian firm to open housing plant in Orangeburg
• Identity released of man found dead in USC residence hall
• Shooting at Rock Hill motel captured on video
• Man killed by Columbia cop had criminal record
• SC, NC regulators OK Duke-Progress merger accord
• Family confirms US civilian death in Afghanistan
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• 7 die on S.C. roads
• SC court denies Rita Bixby's appeal in 2003 deaths
• Charleston church damaged by August earthquake
• Heavy rain moves northeast with Lee's remnants
• Tornado watch, rip current warnings posted for SC
• Cirque Du Soleil returns to Columbia with Michael Jackson show
• Richland 2 to set stage for new office
• SC woman pleads guilty to Christmas Eve death
• Driver charged with hitting trooper at checkpoint
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 3 storm
• Bachmann campaign chief, deputy leave top roles
• Rep. Mulvaney endorses Perry for president
• Hilton Head simplifies developers' permit process
• SC man dies in waterfall accident in NC
• Where to watch the Palmetto Freedom Forum
• Holiday closings
• Lexington Co. jail siren to be tested
• Charleston man found dead in USC dorm
• Man, 74, missing with dementia, no medication
• Columbia’s Carter upsets No. 7 seed
• Frederick A. Fay, advocate for rights of the disabled, dies at 66
• Analysts: Obama can't create jobs without help
• DHEC chief announces retirement
• N.C. consumer advocate won’t oppose Duke, Progress merger
• Two men found guilty of attempted armed robbery
• Haley approval rating dips, new poll shows
• Haley’s ID-ride plan riles advocates for disabled
• Irene forces closure of Folly Beach park for 2011
• Authorities seek suspects in attempted Richland County copper theft
• W. Columbia boil-water advisory lifted
• Columbia police seek ID of man in video near time of mall attack
• APNewsBreak: School, officer sued in SC teen death
• Half of SC hospitals commit to no early C-sections
• Head of SC DHEC says he will retire in 2012
• Gaston man sought after teen, family pets are assaulted
• WikiLeaks reveals all, media groups criticize move
• Elgin man accused of sending naked photos to 11-year-old
• W. Columbia police seek purse snatching suspect
• Fears over US economy trigger world market rout
• State worker jailed, accused of hitting client
• Employers add no net jobs in Aug.; rate unchanged
• Victim in accidental Richland Co. shooting dies
• Gulf braces for rain from tropical depression
• Quake risk to reactors greater than thought
• Colorado logger cuts off toes after foot is pinned
• Spartanburg woman buys paper 'laptop' computer
• Conway woman charged with mistreated horse
• A win for state workers – in the lottery
• 14-year-old accused of hitting Charleston teacher
• Sewage keeps popular Cayce park closed
• Giving help, getting help, Sept. 2
• Grandpa charged with forcing Grand Canyon hikes
• Bad drivers, bad roads, bad combination
• Asian markets mostly fall ahead of US jobs report
• Police: Accused killer hid in professor’s home
• Moonshine gets a makeover
• Sumter sheriff: 18-year-old dead, 3 more wounded
• Virginia city weighs Confederate flag-flying limit
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• The Columbia Chapter of the Links, Inc. gears up for another year
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• Falcons find healing power in the pool
• Heathwood keeps improving
• Three seniors lead Ben Lippen
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• Vikings crack Diamonds
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• Tree trimming to continue
• Young guys’ bottoms; old guys’ tops
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• Paul Redfern, a Columbia hero, remembered
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• Spending becoming more transparent
• When will S.C. get mad enough to change?
• Using military service to sell ads stands as a memorial
• Miss Emmie’s namesake steals the show
• Neighborhood raises money to protect K-9 officers
• ‘Accidental’ shooting investigated
• Grand Strand tourism to bounce back for Labor Day
• Teens wanted in D.C. homicides may be armed in Columbia
• Columbia heat sets record
• SC ranger: Hartwell now a kiddie-pool for swimmers
• WikiLeaks: Iraqi children in U.S. raid shot in head, U.N. says
• 12-year-old SC youth becomes Eagle Scout
• Hurricane Katia continues moving across Atlantic
• Charleston jailer charged with sex with inmate
• Apple blasted for alleged pollution by suppliers
• Mountain lion killed while crossing LA freeway
• Man dives into moving Jeep after driver blacks out
• Mom grateful to cruise witnesses who called 911
• ICYMI: Haley shakes up state’s unemployment agency
• ICYMI: Gov. Nikki Haley talks jobs during Upstate swing
• Texas wildfire destroys more than 3 dozen homes
• Guignard Park closed due to sewage leak
• Gunman blasts car on I-95 in NC, robs occupants
• 41-year-old dead after fall at Liberty Denim plant
• Man sentenced to 40 years in 2010 bar shooting
• Arizona man describes shears impaling eye socket
• Inmate dies from neck injury; officer suspended
• Former Columbia pawn shop owner arrested after 6 years in hiding
• The Fed's Shadow TARP
• SC drug buyer says Ga. drug dealer stole truck
• $200 stolen from donation boxes at SC church
• AT&T, T-Mobile pledge to bring 5,000 jobs to US
• Suspect admits killing US airmen at German airport
• DeMint Statement on President’s Address to Congress
• SLED says it has a backlog of 4,500 cases in SC
• World stocks rise on Fed stimulus hopes
• Army Engineers raises drought level on SC-GA lakes
• Fires burn dozens of homes in Texas, Oklahoma
• SC woman's $180 iPad turns out to be block of wood
• Documentary: Last-minute doubts on bin Laden raid
• Bond hearing set for USC professor's accused killer
• Romney to visit S.C. on Monday
• Tropical Storm Katia gathers momentum in Atlantic
• Guard suspended without pay in SC inmate's death
• Kitchen fire damages Columbia home
• Columbia man injured in Saturday wreck dies
• New warrants in 2008 Kershaw Co. homicide ‘cold case’
• DeMint to Visit Upstate During August
• ATM robbery, kidnapping suspect arrested
• Crews rush to restore power after Irene slams East
• Tropical Storm Katia forms in the Atlantic
• A summer for the record books
• Bi-Lo finishing Columbia updates
• On 4th visit to S.C., Huntsman looks for middle ground in GOP race
• Consumer spending up 0.8% in July
• Man wanted in NC killing shot to death in standoff
• 3-year-old boy drowns in Spartanburg County pool
• Wilson endorses Huntsman
• Gadhafi's wife, 3 children flee to Algeria
• Power returns to downtown customers
• Inmate dies from neck injury
• West Columbia man pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
• SC tourism industry reassures potential visitors
• North man dies in I-77 wreck
• Scientists say kudzu-eating bug spreads in South
• DeMint says he likely won’t run for reelection
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• Construction for fighters beginning in Beaufort
• Legislative Audit Council chief dies
• Prisoners prove latest test for Libyan rebels
• Pedestrian killed in Pelion
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• Chicago-bound train derails in Neb.; 22 hurt
• Haley activates S.C. Guard to aid N.C. hurricane response
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• UPDATE: Missing Lexington County man located
• Motorcyclist identified in fatal collision with horse trailer
• Perry leads Romney among S.C. primary voters, poll finds
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• DeMint to Visit Midlands During August Recess
• Mexico president declares 3 days of mourning
• First SC casualty: Folly Beach power
• 16 killed in bombing on UN building in Nigeria
• Orangeburg Co. men assaulted, one shot
• Charlotte woman, 32, dies in Kershaw Co. wreck
• Bachmann: America needs a miracle
• Dedication of MLK Memorial postponed by hurricane
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• Lenny Dykstra charged with indecent exposure in LA
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• Motown songwriter Nick Ashford dies at age 70
• Amazon moving in by Sept. 30
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• Police say trucker stole more than $770 in gas
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• Briefs: Time Warner Cable opens new customer service center
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• Liberty University: SC pastor never attended
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• Forecasters say SC could see effects of Irene
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• Study: South has 'middle-skills' worker shortage
• Researchers probe lemon sharks' trips to SC
• SC police charge NC man in campground stabbing
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• 3 generations of NY family die in I-95 wreck in NC
• USC freezes frats’ fall rush, details emerge
• Perry picks up big endorsement in Florence
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• Man charged with molesting 2 girls
• Man arrested after stepson is burned
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• SCANA denies rumor that it is for sale
• Belgian festival left shredded by storm, 5 dead
• SC's July unemployment jumps to nearly 11 percent
• Georgetown, Bayi attempt to make-up after brawl
• Jobless rate spikes to 10.9 percent
• NATO sinks boat carrying Gadhafi troops
• 2nd manatee this month spotted along Grand Strand
• SC man ticketed $270 for gun in carry-on bag
• Governors from across the South heading to NC
• Police: Stolen goods found at SC flea market
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• DNR ponders coastal bear hunting season
• Prisoner takes police car and gun from SC deputy
• Feds give new SC nuclear reactors safety approval
• Road, bridge projects being delayed
• Man caught on tape stealing 300 cartons of cigarettes
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• Attackers from Egypt kill 7 inside Israel
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• SC direct marketing company holding job fair
• SC man charged with killing NC woman at her home
• Tiny SC town may lose its only full-time officer
• Man racks up 6 DUI arrests in SC in a year
• W.Va. boy recovering after shark attack
• Lowcountry pastor faces more assault charges
• Infant killed in I-20 crash
• Expanded bear hunting draws concern
• Lowcountry pastor faces 2 more assault charges
• Verizon outage affects cell phones in Upstate SC
• Arrest made in death of man found buried in woods
• Army remembers Medal of Honor recipient Murray
• Riverwalk auto break-in suspects sought
• Obama's plan: New jobs proposals, challenging GOP
• BI-LO holding food drive today
• Work resumes at Lexington-Richland 5 career center site
• SC jail officer arrested, charged with sex crime
• Abercrombie asks 'The Situation' to shop elsewhere
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• Coast Guard rescues boaters near Georgetown
• White House paints GOP field with tea party brush
• Bike lane proposed across busy Charleston bridge
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• Fire chief dies after 3 decades of firefighting
• NFL player's Charlotte apartment hit by burglar
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• Body found near downtown
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• SC authorities trying to ID body found in creek
• Spartanburg County administrator resigns
• 5-year-old boy dies days after car hits him
• SCLC names Isaac Farris as new president
• SC motorcyclist charged in death of passenger
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• Sheriff wants help in gas station killing
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• $200 million in upgrades for Charleston airport
• SC woman charged with killing housemate
• Trip to grocery store saves SC man's life
• 51-year-old man killed when his bike is rear-ended
• SC man accused of killing his girlfriend
• WWII hero dies in Columbia
• Tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
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• Strong wind topples stage at Ind. fair, killing 5
• Woman killed in head-on collision
• 'Doomsday' defense cuts loom large for select 12
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• More homeless female veterans in NC, SC
• Arrest made in 5 Points shooting death
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• APNewsBreak: $36M cut to SC education delayed
• SC's passing rate on GED test hits all-time high
• Columbia’s fruit orchard to be at Owens Field
• After years of talk, SC rail dispute to the courts
• SC's Air Force historian awarded for Iraq work
• Molly the Milk Truck found in Charlotte
• SC woman sues over children's train crash
• SC man hospitalized after shark bite off NC coast
• SC tourism indicators show industry recovering
• City: Belfair neighborhood's water now safe to drink
• BofA’s health more crucial to Charlotte than ever
• Downtown deluged by storm
• Photos: Nude protesters tout vegan lifestyle
• As Perry looms, Bachmann presses faith in GOP race
• Billboard being unveiled about missing NY teen
• Boeing is hiring, apply online
• Coast Guard suspends search; overdue boater found
• Authorities nab picture of possible auto part thieves
• Moodys: Columbia finances steadily improving
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• Metal recycler expanding in SC
• Man sentenced to 2 life terms on sex convictions
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• Man convicted of charges in Rock Hill death
• Winnsboro man, 54, dies in scooter crash
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• Man gets life in killing of popular minister
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• SC man gets life in prison for killing former wife
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• S.C. man gets 28 years for slaying friend, dragging body
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• Harbison hotel stand off ends peacefully
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• SC teen achieves surfing rarity as East Coast national champion
• Sheriff: Sibling fugitives are extremely dangerous
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• Americans see debt deal as bad for nation, poll finds
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• Army approves atheism-themed concert at Fort Bragg
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• Stocks tumble after S&P downgrade of US
• Police work to unravel motive in Ohio rampage
• Another forum set on SC's voter ID bill
• Darlington officials look into Progress plant fire
• Mark Hatfield, former Oregon senator and GOP moderate, dies at 89
• Incentives for Florence plant returned to state
• Heat advisory issued for 30 SC counties
• Huntsman campaigning for president in SC
• SC prison officials sponsor 3-day gang conference
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• Economy, not debt rating, will send markets lower
• Catch limits for Southeast coast to be considered
• Anderson Independent Mail: Governor signs first of several planned higher ed reforms
• S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
• Teen added to those charged in taxi driver robberies
• Senator Graham will be a guest this Sunday on CBS Face The Nation.
• W. Columbia woman wanted in thefts from disabled woman
• Hopkins house destroyed by fire
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• Hospital patient suspected of dealing drugs in room
• Police seek suspected accomplice in mass burglaries
• SC keeps AAA credit rating
• Thousands take advantage of offer of free health care
• Horry County grand jury indicts man in death
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Man accused of hitting wife with car
• Actor Gary Sinise to lead Beaufort parade
• Duke expected to file request for rate hike in SC
• SC toddler killed when tree limb falls on him
• 2 die in wreck on Interstate 95 at Lake Marion
• Another day of heat advisories across most of SC
• Oconee County woman bitten by rabid skunk
• Coroner to discuss death of SC football player
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• Fatal, 3-car wreck shuts down I-95 North at Lake Marion
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• Services set for Perry; hundreds of mourners expected
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• Tropical Storm Emily forms SE of Puerto Rico
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• Columbia Parks and Recreation Department offers free water safety instruction
• Local students named 2011 National Merit Scholars
• First Choice Community Center hosts Back-to-School “Jump Start”
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• Donations needed to assist Clothes for Kids
• SC 99 takes bronze from State Wars
• Football fans love this Hurricane warning
• The Columbia Star Midlands SCISA 3A Top Five
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• Shuttle brings joy and sadness
• Dreher High School Class of 1961 50th reunion
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• Auditions scheduled for “Young Sandlapper Singers”
• More than 100 area children to appear in Columbia Children’s Theatre’s production The Music Man Jr.
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• Rosewood residents want solution to tree trimming
• Richland County Council haggles over county’s newly acquired real estate
• Organization seeks cure for epilepsy
• Full moon over the Steak ’n Shake
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• Program refocuses lives of at-risk youth
• Do not tolerate illegal discussions in executive sessions
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• Sheriff thanks Denny Terrace neighbors
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• Leg of lamb wins Palmetto Palate
• Columbians witness final launch
• House GOP set to vote on revamped debt-limit bill
• Gilbert pair arrested in AC theft
• SC company donates fire truck to Texas department
• SCLC president Creecy dies
• Home burns in Lugoff
• New charges for cabbie shooting suspect
• Coroner: SC woman dies from heat exposure
• Robbers drag SC ATM; don't get money
• Cops: 8 gang members charged in Blair man's death
• I-85 near Anderson named for fallen SC trooper
• Welcome rain helps most of state
• Atlantic Beach fires nearly all its employees
• West Columbia investigates shooting
• Columbia music legend Skipp Pearson has heart surgery
• Former WIS anchor moving to MSNBC
• Decker Mall businesses get reprieve
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• Batesburg-Leesville man dies following wreck
• Walter Reed closing after 102 years helping troops
• Ga. mom weighs new trial offer in son's death
• Conservative leader takes fight to his own party
• Police: Freestyle Olympic skier kills self in Utah
• Legislators pick Horry to anchor new district
• USC chooses new site for law school
• Two more arrests in South Bull Street drug raid
• QB coach Mangus suspended after arrest
• Senate OKs Pee Dee-Horry congressional district
• Rabid fox bites man as he sits on porch in Gaffney
• Unfortunately, I cannot in good conscience support the Boehner proposal in its c...
• Saluda River on the rise, could go higher with rain
• Flooding follows intense downpour
• Haley shrugs off new flag criticism
• Ard says he won’t quit
• Gervais Street repairs to continue
• NTSB: Damaged crankshaft on plane that hit jogger
• Girl bitten by shark off NC is recovering well
• Wildlife service draws attention to Gopher tortoises
• Tree trimming on hold
• SC lawmakers eye jockeying as debt deadline looms
• Richland 1 school damaged by fire
• Bond set in wrong-way interstate death
• 2 Greenville residents charged with child neglect
• Richland County authorities seek robbery, assault suspect
• Spartanburg jury will consider Cherokee case
• Trump: Default to prevent Obama re-election
• Politicians of both parties switch positions on debt
• Census: Wealth gap widens
• Rock Hill police find 5 children in filthy home
• Worries about debt rising
• Some Myrtle Beach kids get back-to-school spree
• SC to unveil new small business loan program
• Funeral planned for woman shot by SLED agent
• Grocery shoppers aim to cut gasoline bill with bonus points
• Obama, Boehner push rival debt plans as clock ticks
• President Obama has never committed to any plan that will stop America from becoming Greece. He opposes Cut, Cap and Balance legislation which makes the tough choices and begins getting our nation’s fiscal house in order. And he opposes structural
• Accord by NFL players, owners ends 18-week lockout
• N.Y. gay weddings go on as suit filed
• Blockage leads to overflow on Sunset Boulevard
• Hotel clerk kills Orangeburg robber
• Ridgeland teen found dead in Spartanburg apartment
• Ex-Gamecock sentenced to probation for bad billing
• Convicted sex offender charged in Lexington incidents
• Tuesday: Traffic safety checkpoints
• Groups echo call for better tree trimming
• Man fatally shot in Fairfield County home invasion
• Red Flag alert on burning in effect
• Early morning wreck injures 10
• SC packaging company expanding, creating 26 jobs
• Catawba Indian Nation has a new chief
• Ga. ports set record cargo volume in fiscal 2011
• 3rd suspect surrenders in Lancaster shooting death
• UN sets donors conference for Somalia famine
• Norway suspect inspired by Unabomber
• Heat advisory issued for SC's Pee Dee
• DeMint: Both Debt Plans Invite Downgrade, Open Door to Tax Hikes, Never Balance Budget
• Huckabee aide to help Santorum's 2012 GOP bid
• SC Gov. Haley to meet constituents in Newberry
• Columbia parks offering free water safety courses
• Hagan hosting debt ceiling discussion at UNC
• The nation's weather
• Community Calendar, July 25
• Man charged with felony DUI in fatal SC I-26 crash
• SC treasurer's friend gets up to $3M in state work
• Fla. utility weighs investment in SC nuke reactors
• Police: Newberry infant shot in the face
• Police: Aiken man strangled woman during fight
• Coast Guard rescues 3 from Charleston Harbor
• Norway horror: 80 die in camp shooting, 7 in blast
• Debt talks between White House, GOP leaders collapse
• Obama ends ban on openly gay military service
• Hot, dry conditions prompt burning ban in 3 S.C counties
• Former USC standout given probation for bankruptcy fraud
• Cooling stations open today
• Woman charged in theft of West Metro soccer team money
• Shelter announces new hours
• Unique nighttime 5K is tonight
• DeMint: No More Commissions: Pass Cut, Cap & Balance
• SC unemployment jumps to 10.5 percent in June
• Speaking on the Senate floor this morning in support of Cut, Cap and Balance. Vote expected to begin at 10 am.
• Heat advisories, warnings issued as SC cooks
• Columbia police helping put on nighttime 5K race
• Cederholm new commander for Beaufort Marines
• 'American Idol' holds North Charleston auditions
• Newberry deputies checking out car seat safety
• SC Criminal Justice Academy to honor fallen deputy
• Columbia's Capital City Club rededicates ballroom
• Downtown drug bust nets guns, cash, marijuana, and one arrest
• Suspect in three murders arrested in West Columbia
• will be a guest tonight on Fox News Greta Van Susteren at 10 p.m. to discuss his support for Cut, Cap and Balance and the need for a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution.
• Man kills woman, then himself in Richland County
• The days of half-measures and illusionary cuts to spending must come to an end. Cut, Cap and Balance is a new way of doing the people’s business which will bring about real change. Mr. President, you should embrace this real change.
• Bones of Hitler deputy exhumed, burned
• FEC says Edwards should repay $2M in federal funds
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• A.C. Moore Elementary School early childhood program receives National Accreditation
• Hollings Library to hold English Bible lecture
• Schools’ Community Partner wins Governor’s Volunteer Award
• Young artists featured at National Convention
• Heathwoood Hall welcomes Michael Eanes as interim headmaster
• Heise becomes youngest member of Hall of Fame
• Highlanders looking to rebuild under Wheeler
• Gaffney ties series at two games apiece, forces decisive fifth game
• FN Manufacturing VP, human resources speaks to Columbia Rotary Club
• Burt and Carol Fowles celebrate 50th anniversary
• Joe Alexander Camp Sr.
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• Dreher High School Class of 1961 50th reunion
• Construction begins for Arcadia’s Edge
• Capital City Club rededicates the Governor’s Ballroom
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• Forest Acres residents learn to prepare for disasters
• Repairing Forest Lake Place bridge still on hold
• Columbia City Council honors head coach of Utah Jazz
• I can end unemployment
• Decker decision draws business owners to Richland County Council meeting
• Missing the feather boas
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• Legislature passes laws that affect property/casualty insurance consumers
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• Mayor endorses Columbia City Council at-large candidate
• Lieutenant wins six gold medals
• Scouts converge on McEntire
• Curiosity causes early drive by
• Trial date set for SC student in school shooting
• Greenwood man wins $200,000, doesn't tell wife
• SC man gets 18 years in lawnmower getaway robbery
• SC town requires visitors to fill holes on beach
• Cops: Teen loses part of hand during copper theft
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• Monstrous Hurricane Dora trudges away from Mexico
• Clemson University hosting Peach Field Day
• South Carolina's role at Manassas topic of lecture
• Smithsonian exhibit on Gullah speech closes Sunday
• FOX: DeMint on Why We Need Cut, Cap & Balance
• Sweltering danger in the air
• ICYMI: “The governor’s veto sent the right message for fiscal restraint.”
• Officials: 2 people dead after SC vehicle crash
• SC budget director resigns post to go to Texas
• Report: S.C. ranks 11th in "Toxic 20" for air pollution
• Chief Jenkins 'pinned'
• Bridgestone expanding SC plant, adding 122 jobs
• Shark bite injures girl off North Carolina coast
• Sheriff’s Department searching for suspect nicknamed ‘Chicken Wing’
• Ozone alert issued for Thursday
• Bring your figs to Columbia restaurant, get a gift certificate
• SC probes aid workers' response to 'IRA supporter'
• 2 men charged in murder of 86-year-old shot in bed
• Walking, biking trail wins backing
• Mayor’s travel bill in
• Downtown neighborhood gets new designation
• DeMint: Cut, Cap & Balance Is the Only Plan To Avert Post-Aug. 2 Disruptions
• Mayor Benjamin endorses Cameron Runyan for council
• Because of our debt, we are in jeopardy of losing the American Dream where children are able to do better than their parents. It's time we bring discipline to the way Congress spends. Passage of Cut, Cap and Balance is a winning strategy for our na
• SC dairy defends its raw milk after NC illnesses
• Alabama still collecting tax for Confederate vets
• 800-acre coastal SC fire caused by fireworks
• Hurricane Dora strengthens off Mexican coast
• With Brooks arrested, tabloid insiders open up
• Wolf-dog mix has neighbors in Bluffton worried
• Charleston mulls changes in carriage rules
• Bipartisan debt plan emerges in Senate, but House GOP goes own way
• Last space shuttle checked for Thurs. landing
• Man robs 92-year-old Easley woman in her home
• 2nd major heat wave of summer heading to SC
• Pre-registration opens for SC 'Idol' auditions
• Turkish delegation visiting SC prisons in Columbia
• Wife of Mitt Romney visits South Carolina coast
• 2 dead in Lexington County tractor-trailer/car collision
• Suspected serial cop impersonator arrested
• Gingrich makes below-radar South Carolina stop
• Bachmann camp accused of shoving TV reporter in SC
• Suspect arrested, another sought in armed robbery of elderly couple in hotel room
• Son of Baptist Convention president shot in SC
• AG ready to meet 9/11 families over hacking report
• Bachmann’s S.C. trip includes overnight stay at governor’s mansion
• State Support Pours in for Balanced Budget Amendment
• Man dies after fire at power substation in Cowpens
• AP analysis: Western states lag in recovery
• Pope accepts archbishop's resignation
• Meals on Wheels volunteers find man shot to death
• SC employment agency offering free workshops
• Police releasing review of SC train ride report
• Bachmann adds health care to spending limit pledge
• Mark Keel sworn in as SLED chief
• Illnesses in NC linked to raw milk from SC dairy
• Police ID Va. driver in fatal crash at festival
• One suspect arrested in hit-and-run; 2nd suspect sought
• Rarely-displayed Confederate paintings on website
• Heat nudging Tropical Storm Bret off S.C. coast
• On @FoxNews at11 am discussing support for #CutCapBalance and why we need a Balanced Budget Amendment. #scpol #sctweets #BBA #debtlimit
• Myrtle Beach fire still smolders and spreads smoke
• 19-year-old man shot to death in Florence
• Cops: Man stabbed brother to death in Union County
• NBC: DeMInt, Durbin Discuss Debt-Ceiling Deals
• SC NAACP holding town hall meeting on voter ID
• DeMint Statement on Veto Threat of Cut, Cap & Balance: Democrats Oppose EVER Balancing the Budget
• Tropical Storm Bret forms
• Community Calendar, July 18
• Epic traffic fears disappear as LA freeway reopens
• Japan wins 1st World Cup title in penalty shootout
• Ex-Murdoch aide Brooks arrested; Police chief out
• Casey Anthony lies low on first day of freedom
• Clarke wins Open; Johnson, Mickelson tie for 2nd
• Voters weighing in with lawmakers over debt issue
• SC gov using inflated job list in employment boast
• Art With A Heart Show
• WSJ publisher quits in phone-hacking scandal
• Police seize cocaine, weapons in raid; 3 children removed from home
• While President Obama does not believe we need the discipline of a Balanced Budget Amendment, I do. Our nation is now borrowing 40 cents of every dollar we spend. What rational person could ever think Congress will do the hard things required to balance
• Data update: 470 new restaurant inspection records
• Debt face-off shifts to Congress, bargain in play
• Gamecocks win football title (in a video game)
• Residents warned of telephone scams
• S.C. inmate wants to sue Anthony for Caylee's death
• US recognizes Libyan rebels as Libyan government
• Slain Laurens County deputy's funeral on Sunday
• Gervais water advisory remains; Shop Road warning lifted
• SC's Fort Jackson touts kid-friendly 94th birthday
• Murdochs to be questioned in UK; FBI opens review
• Washington Post (Op-ed): Break the spend-and-borrow cycle
• Bail set for woman, 81, charged with leaving kids, dog in hot car
• Ard investigation leads AG to form new task force
• Police seek suspect in Eau Claire shooting
• Bones found in 50-foot abandoned Anderson well
• Armed robbery, assault suspect arrested
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case
• City issues boil-water advisory for block of Gervais
• Haley heads to Colorado next week
• Charges filed in Charleston biker's death
• Lost donkey's owner sought in Anderson County
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• Small business optimism stagnates
• Young lawyers provide free wills to homeowners
• Heritage awarded $20K grant for Alzheimer’s education
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• Local Red Cross blood supply drops to critically low levels
• Crimestoppers expands success
• Colonial Life Arena honored
• Presidential Forum to be held in Columbia
• Sheriff Lott invites the community to help Deputy Mark Ryan and his family
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• Pet care tips for summer
• A book fair for “Already Enjoyed Books”
• PDC dancers earn national titles at recent dance championships
• Warriors win District Two championship
• Heathwood hires Richardson
• Skyhawks reload for 2011
• Irmo-Chapin sweeps Rock Hill, battles Gaffney
• The Sandlapper Singers introduce a new educational organization
• Everything you never knew about deer
• The Braggin' Board
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• Dr. Alexander Grant Donald
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• Pastor Billy Joe Threat
• Mr. Friendly’s & Cellar on Greene to host charity night for Strange family
• Volunteers label stormdrains to protect rivers and creeks
• Fixing flooding in Shandon, underway
• The Wizard and the end of the rainbow
• The only one getting tired is me
• Squirrels unlimited
• Moonwalking, easy...changing a menu, not
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• The Animal Mission offers coupons for spay/neuter procedures
• Campers thank community for a great experience
• Lots of love results in locks of love
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Thanks for your travels, Mr. Montgomery
• SC Small Business Chamber joins Sen. Levin to stop Tax Haven Abuse Act
• Teach young people how to manage money
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• Home grown female serves Navy as air traffic controller
• Midlands Striper Club hosts annual striped bass tournament
• List of 2011 Primetime Emmy award nominations
• Gilbert barn destroyed in midst of storms
• Union County deputies kill suspect after shooting
• NYC boy's gruesome killing shocks community
• Boaters injured in Tega Cay boat blast
• Laurens County sheriff's deputy shot and killed
• 'Enough is enough,' Obama says, calling for deal
• Top Team Joins ERA Wilder Realty
• Boil water advisory issued for Shop Road area
• Most 5 Points beating defendents detained
• responds to Facebook questions from Andrea Chichester who asked, "Why should terrorists be allowed the same trial and rights as American citizens? And Andrew Hall who asked, "Why is it that you and the other Project For A New American Century-r
• Boil water advisory issued for Shop Road area
• Wambach lifts US to final in 3-1 win over France
• UPDATE: Fire damages Washington Park home
• Gervais Street closed to traffic
• Chrysler recalls 242,000 Ram pickup trucks
• Under Armour unveils new USC football uniforms
• responds to a Facebook question from Jay Brown who asked, "Do you think a balanced budget amendment is achievable in the near future?"
• Cooling stations open
• If seniors don’t get their Social Security checks in August it will be because President Obama chose not to pay them. I believe there are adequate funds to pay Social Security recipients even without a debt limit increase. For President Obama to s
• Motorist sought who hit firefighter riding bicycle
• Former SC trooper indicted on child porn charges
• Woman charged with brutal assault on husband (+ video)
• GE head Immelt visits SC to focus on manufacturing
• CBS: DeMint on Debt Proposals & Need for Cut, Cap & Balance
• Post and Courier: Gov. Nikki Haley touts success: 1st female chief executive speaks to Rotary Club
• Excessively hot
• Netflix rates rise up to 60 pct for DVD, streaming
• responds to a Facebook question from Russell Freeman who asked, "What is your opinion on the debt ceiling debate and if you are in favor of raising the debt ceiling, please explain why."
• Greenville officials expand city's no-smoking law
• Motorist sought who hit firefighter riding bicycle
• Police arrest one in cabbie robberies
• 10 guilty in 2010 shootout at Sumter hotel
• Glass spill closes I-77 lanes
• Astronauts make last spacewalk of NASA shuttle era
• Miss S.C. shares message on national news shows
• Carolinas blood supply low as fewer donate
• Mayor ends legal battle with Batesburg-Leesville leader
• 'Extreme Makeover' log cabin begins SC-to-NC trip
• SCE&G to test sirens around Summer nuclear plant
• Summerville's smoking ban begins today
• Miss S.C. on ‘Today Show’ and ‘GMA’ Tuesday
• Rickenmann will not run in 2012
• Do you have a question, comment, thought, or concern about an issue facing our nation? Ask it below and Senator Graham will answer as many as he can, via video, in the coming days.
• SC teen dies after accidentally shooting himself
• Boy dies in accident in locked SC shipping yard
• Columbia to host GOP Labor Day debate
• ETV political show host leaving
• Cuts in Medicaid payments take effect in SC
• Syrian protesters attack US embassy
• Americans in their private and business lives are faced with the consequences of deficits. Congress, on the other hand, can ignore those kinds of rules. A Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment provides the best hope of regaining and maintaining fisca
• Huntsman set to headline GOP fundraiser in SC
• SC health care overhaul panel set to meet
• SC attorney general speaking to Greenville club
• ‘Potter’s end
• Community Calendar
• Obama, lawmakers agree to more debt talks today
• Murdoch flies to UK as paper dies, scandal lives
• Shuttle's last hookup: Hugs, kisses and emotion
• 200-pound turtle recuperates in Charleston
• FIRED! Miss Sprint Cup from S.C. loses title (+survey)
• Four in Kershaw County charged with growing pot
• Post and Courier: Quit diverting ports money, Haley urges
• Deputies seek ID of robbery suspect
• Crime Stoppers opens Spanish tip line
• Ohio State vacates 2010 football wins, Sugar Bowl
• 8 arrested after Bethune home invasion
• Four in Kershaw County charged with growing pot
• Fallen Fort Mill Marine was ‘a true leader’
• If government-run health-care, new layers of bureaucratic red tape, and dramatic increases in federal spending were the perfect cocktail for job creation, we would have been flooded with new jobs. Unfortunately for us, the federal spending binge Presiden
• Police: Michigan shootings suspect commits suicide
• A Lesson in Economic Freedom
• Live video: Final space shuttle launch
• Unemployment rose to 9.2 percent as hiring stalls
• NC, VA, men drown at SC beach
• Right-to-work bill is DOA in NJ, lawmaker says
• Deputies looking into Bluff Road shooting
• Group plans protest of SC's new voter ID law
• Kate and William honing in on Hollywood
• SC officials investigate toddler who left daycare
• No more money to remove old boats near Charleston
• Some SC livestock farmers eligible for drought aid
• The State: Haley signs multistate budget pledge
• Gamecock baseball memorabilia on display
• Park rangers: Bear in mauling only protecting cubs
• News of the World shutting down amid scandal
• SC keeps expanding as obesity rate tops 30 percent
• Haley signs multistate budget pledge
• Zais: NEA should not have so quickly endorsed Obama
• The Only Reform That Will Restrain Spending
• Man turns self in over shooting; fails suicide attempt
• I strongly disagree with those who suggest the President has the unilateral authority to put the American people in even great levels of debt. We have a President, not a King. Our resolution puts the Senate on record that any debt-limit increase, today o
• Black seaman's 1861 heroics recalled in new film +video
• Cuba? Why not?
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• Whooo Whooo, what’s new at the zoo?
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• Blue Devils optimistic about 2011 season
• 2011 American Legion
• Irmo-Chapin earns playoff spot with win over West Columbia
• Richland One Army, Air Force JROTC students receive national and state honors
• Rotary Club of Spring Valley awards scholarships
• Killian Elementary “Schoolhouse Steppers” showcase their talent throughout the community
• Workshop Theatre presents the magical classic Cinderella this summer
• Star Chefs
• If it’s Summer, it’s Stokesia
• Soccer Post coming to Northeast Columbia
• Fountain to keynote Palmetto Pillar Awards
• Small businesses should prepare for ICE investigations
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• Columbians hit local markets
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• Cross Hill replaces Kroger
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• Museum Road Show returns for summer edition
• Award-winning Bay Blossom Garden Club ends fun, informative, productive year
• Local DAR members attend national convention
• Cayce City Council hears complaints from residents
• Richland Council Council joins city and chamber to improve business climate
• West Columbia City Council meets
• Richland County Treasurer sworn in for third term
• Lightning, love, and baseball
• Do hats make the man?
• Will good prevail over evil?
• Cartoon
• SocialCrush brings national social business leaders to Columbia
• Lightning safety
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Dreher Class of 1961, you are invited
• Thank you readers!
• Teamwork brings victory
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• DHEC honors Hand with Outstanding School Composting Program Award
• RNE High School’s Palmetto Center for the Arts takes “Leader of the Pack” to Scotland
• The annual pilgrimage to Blythewood
• Born on the 4th of July
• Environmentalists challenge new SC railroad bridge
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early Aug.
• Tweets in French earn USC professor knighthood
• Police: Rock Hill cashier illegally used coupons
• Police arrest suspect in June 15 shooting
• Gas gauge
• Thunderstorm sparks fires
• PRETTL Announces New Operations in Greenville County
• Facebook launches video calls, group chat features
• Alert: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Summer storm causes fires and flash flooding in Midlands
• Hundreds offer final respects to fallen SC Marine
• Irmo native helps ‘SYTYCD’ make the moves
• Greenville County authorities identify fire victim
• Persistence pays off: South Korea wins Olympic bid
• USC names 1st holder of childhood literacy chair
• SC Election Commission beginning 2012 primary work
• DHEC: SC infant mortality drops for 4th year
• “They are so afraid to use Gitmo that they are basically making decisions around not having to use Gitmo, rather than what’s best for the country,” Mr. Graham said in an interview with editors and reporters at The Washington Times. &ldq
• Obama's Recovery Bummer
• 5 rescued from boat near SC coast
• Casey Anthony could go free after murder acquittal
• Dorchester County woman dead from heat stroke
• Police: Van at fault in bicycle bridge wreck
• Crowd in Gaffney shoots fireworks at officers
• Harry Reid’s 'Sense of the Senate' Scorecard
• Suddenly, a child is gone
• Daniel Defense Inc. Announces New Facility in Jasper County
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• State forestry officials warn of wildfire threat, alert issued for Midlands
• Richland County gets its first economic development director
• Suspect sought in robbery of Millwood Avenue dry cleaner
• Suspect sought in Walgreens robbery
• 77 convicted of cockfighting in Greenville County
• Cops: Young girl witnessed 3 killings in Wagener
• Police: Greenville officer shot with fireworks
• Lancaster Co. gold mine on hold for more study
• Third suspect arrested in Jakes Landing murder
• Girl, 2, kidnapped when thieves steal car in which she is napping
• Woman hospitalized in shooting; husband sought
• ICYMI: Haley’s involvement kept tournament alive in S.C.
• Tire International Announces New Tire Recycling and Rubber Products Manufacturing Facility in Berkeley County
• Gov. Nikki Haley honors College World Series champion Gamecocks
• Gov. Nikki Haley issues proclamation recognizing Gamecocks baseball team
• Patricia Roberts Plott first female drum major at USC
• SC man: Was aiming at stingray when friend was hit
• Man dies in mobile home fire in Greenville County
• Bus, SUV hit by objects thrown onto I-26 in SC
• Three die on area roadways July 4
• Greenwood man drowns in Lake Thurmond
• Woman's body found in Lake Hartwell
• NC man drowns in SC lake
• Fear of more failing test scores sets off clash over No Child Left Behind
• SC firefighters optimistic about Horry blaze
• The man who hunted Osama bin Laden
• Peach Festival kicks off with cool-ish weather, cool treats
• Towing system peeves drivers in Myrtle Beach
• Auburn oaks hang on; fate uncertain
• New air traffic control plan in limbo
• Firefighter treated after Oak Grove home fire
• Columbia fires blamed on fireworks
• Haze over Midlands is from wildfires
• Police: Man shot girlfriend's sister during fight
• Roommate charged in man's death in Anderson hotel
• Teen dies after fall from balcony
• Exxon claims spill damage limited, gov. doubtful
• Swift postpones Louisville concert for illness
• Passenger dies in 1-car Lexington County crash
• Columbia cabbies wary of robbers
• Never too late: Declaration signers being honored
• Casey Anthony weeps as prosecutor calls her a liar
• Passenger dies in 1-car Lexington County crash
• Authorities: Man kills 4 in SC, then kills himself
• 2 car theft suspects ram gate at Coast Guard base
• Boater finds man's body floating in SC marsh
• Carowinds shows how NC, SC differ on inspections
• will be a guest on Fox News Sunday this weekend to discuss President Obama's decision to accelerate the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan and how it could affect our own national security.
• Polo road closure
• St. Andrews woman, 71, missing from home
• Baby owl latest youngster at the zoo
• Boeing is stuck in what amounts to a union-controlled NLRB Star Chamber whose sole purpose is to extract a pound of flesh from the company. Eventually Boeing will break free from the union-dominated process and move to a truly independent court of law. I
• Accuser credibility questions shake IMF sex case
• Whole Foods coming to Columbia
• Lexington house destroyed by fire
• Prince William, Kate charm Canada on royal visit
• Rebuttal, closing arguments left in Anthony trial
• Tanner Field? Tanner Street? A Tanner statue? A Tanner plaque?
• Columbia woman charged in husband’s death
• Lt. Gov. Ard paying $48,000 fine
• Richland Co. deputy injured in fatal wreck
• Judge denies Boeing motion to dismiss labor case
• Environmental group rates SC beaches 9th
• Lexington County woman drowns in Lake Murray
• Bachmann says miscarriage shaped family priorities
• Star Chefs
• Best Southern Summer Dishes contest
• Sorority gifts Children’s Garden with yellow rose
• The Garden Room for Children
• Local market grows in popularity
• Folks about town
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• Mike Cinnamon shares elections and expectations
• Cuba? Why not?
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• Harry Potter expert speaks to book club at Lowman Homes
• Cardinals scaling back and looking for depth in 2011
• Lexington tops Irmo- Chapin
• Club offers boxing training with pros without the blows
• Columbia Northeast Lions Club awards three scholarships
• Newman leaves Brookland-Cayce
• University of Phoenix donates books to Killian Elementary School
• Butler Scholarship awarded to Lower Richland High senior
• Spring Valley High School Viking Singers perform at Biltmore House
• High Five Tour stops in Columbia
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang flies into Town Theatre July 8-23
• McKissick Museum presents “Under an August Moon” summer exhibit
• The First Responders Remembrance Memorial Ground Breaking to be July 5
• Columbia Rotary Club selects Rotarian of the Year
• Pastor hits two 50-year milestones
• Public transportation is a must
• Sheriff Lott praises the Reserve Deputy Program
• Help Columbia win a free orchard
• City gives away millions
• No vacation this summer
• Squeezing out every drop
• Cartoon
• Taxes are the Pitts
• Set sail with Carolina Wildlife Care
• Download free legal music from RCPL
• Solicitors office sponsors ten boys for basketball camp
• City welcomes the first and only woman elected as president in Africa
• Famously Hot Historically Cool for 225 years
• CPAs needed in government accounting positions
• Quircky Crimes in the Capital City
• Your voice, your paper
• Somebody’s got to keep the traffic moving
• Columbia Marines tackle the African Lion
• Columbia City Council votes for 11 p.m. curfew in Five Points
• Congratulations Gamecocks!
• USC’s first female drum major passes the baton
• Overturned turkey truck shuts down SC highway
• Solicitor moving to try juveniles as adults in Five Points beating
• Columbia woman pleads guilty in gift card scheme
• VIDEO: Obama's Recovery Bummer
• Republican Senators Introduce the Retirement Freedom Act
• Claflin University kicking off fundraising drive
• Championship gear here now, rabid Gamecock fans clamor for it
• Legislature restores Conservation Bank money
• Greece passes steep cuts as riots seize capital
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Tropical Storm Arlene moving toward Mexico in Gulf
• Boeing labor dispute turns into headache for Obama
• A Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment provides the best hope of regaining and maintaining fiscal sanity.
• Three arrested after daylong Newberry Co. manhunt
• USC flag atop the State House
• S.C. House votes to override key Haley vetoes
• Bachmann touts fiscal, social conservatism in SC
• Democrats Vote to Bailout Foreign Countries
• House overturns Haley's veto of $107 million in spending
• BofA to pay out $8.5B in mortgage settlement
• Video: Patrick Davis tribute to his “Yardcocks”
• At 9:30 am, Graham will be on Charleston's @1250WTMA Morning Buzz with Richard Todd LISTEN: #scpol #sctweets #chs
• DeMint Response to President: Taxing Job Creators Not the Answer
• DeMint Statement on Debt Limit
• NATO helicopters end Kabul hotel siege, 7 dead
• Man arrested for possessing counterfeit checks
• Coin laundary burglary suspects turn selves in
• Vases stolen from Batesburg-Leesville Cemetery
• Lightening strike injures 5 outdoor workers
• Man arrested in car break-ins
• So I just want the country to understand that this is not the Petraeus strategy any longer. The Commander-in-Chief has the perfect right to do what he did. I just hope that it hasn't undercut what I think could be a very successful outcome.
• Keel OK’d as SLED chief
• Colonial Life Arena to open doors for CWS Game 2
• Five Points beating victim, family speak on ‘Today Show’
• Council passes emergency curfew for Five Points
• Where will you be watching the game?
• Lexington deputies training on fire rescue boat
• DeMint, Lee, Paul Offer Bill to Begin Restoring Sound Money
• Casey Anthony trial enters 30th day in Florida
• Can't ban violent video sales to kids, court says
• Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Mullins marine killed in Afghanistan
• Tough safety standards for cribs going into effect
• Election Commission can run GOP primary, Wilson says
• New leader named at Red Bank school
• Food bank conducting inventory
• Slain man found in his residence
• 3 teenagers charged in car break-ins
• Walker will start vs. Gators
• Bachmann opens 2012 presidential run in Iowa
• Voters give Obama lowest rating yet on economy
• Next gay-marriage showdown could be in Minnesota
• S.C. qualifies for $140M in fed money, groups say
• Duncan man found dead under lawn mower
• New mayor questions museum planned in Wellford
• 13-year-old shot to death in Bluffton
• Boeing's new 787 making South Carolina debut
• SC gov to hold 4th set of 'open door' meetings
• Beating may spur swift action on curfew
• No bond for SC mom charged in breast-feeding death
• Kershaw County sixth-grader latest S.C. child to die on ATV
• West Columbia motorcyclist dies after smashing into dump truck
• Woman drowns in neighbor's Charleston pool
• Roommate arrested in death of Greenville man
• Deputies: Bodies of 2 women found at Florence home
• SC man charged after going after seagull with bat
• SC cops seek suspect, find moonshine instead
• 2 local kids get Disney visits through Make-A-Wish
• Arrest made in Sunday's Hunter Green Apartments fire
• Obama steps into high-stakes debt-limit talks
• Water filling 2,500 homes in Minot as river rises
• Man arrested in theft of air conditioner
• Road delays week of June 26
• Beachbound? Grand Strand smoke from Ga., N.C. wildfires
• Upstate friends come forward to claim $1M lottery win
• Upstate trooper arrested, charged with firing gun into home
• Troopers seek driver in hit-and-run fatality
• Eight suspects turn selves in after savage jogger assault
• Suspect in car wash vandalism, theft sought
• Suspect sought in convenience store shooting
• AP-GfK Poll: Bachmann, Pawlenty gain in GOP field
• SC joins states halting circumcisions coverage
• After delays, righting Confederate sub near finish
• Teen assaulted in Five Points
• 5 points jogger beaten, suspects sought
• Community Calendar - Friday
• Man sentenced to 45 years in death
• Police still investigating child’s death
• Byars suffers stroke, acting Corrections head named
• Criminal investigation launched into city managed loan program
• Condon to co-chair Pawlenty's S.C. campaign
• Fewer S.C. students drop out of school
• FOX: DeMint, Lee 'On the Record' About Cut, Cap & Balance Pledge
• W. Columbia police looking for robbery suspect
• Bulbine for Butterflies
• Star Chefs
• Understanding Cold Hardiness and Heat Zones
• Bulbine ffoorrfor BBuutttteerrfflliieessButterflies
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• Knights donate to Daybreak
• Bojangles’ and customers raise $20k
• Carolina First changes to TD Bank
• Transitions opens
• Big changes coming to Bush River Road hotel
• ADS expands service to Columbia
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Airlines need $4 trillion in new aircraft
• Cuba? Why not?
• Flora student selected to UGA Foundation Fellows program
• Congaree Elementary School names “Best All Around Student”
• SCSDB graduate pursues fine arts
• A.C. Flora students serve nonprofits through creation of video public service announcements
• Lexington Two announces Teachers of the Year
• SCSDB student finds a job the day after graduation
• Veteran Richland Two educator retires
• Events
• In Memory of Donald Valentine Richardson III
• Kent Doty Wolfe
• Robert Wayne Ford
• Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International
• News from the S.C. Department of Natural Resources
• The Braggin' Board
• Junior Achievement to host sunset run
• West Columbia hangs on for win against Irmo-Chapin
• 2011 American Legion League 8 Standings
• Irmo-Chapin downs Lexington
• Local golfers head to Ryder Cup Academy
• Charpia feels B-C is perfect fit
• Falcons running in 2011
• Richland County places fourth in NUSA program
• Police invited to work out at Gold’s Gym
• Community Relations Council holds luncheon
• Bus system continues downward trends
• Girty and Gus disappear
• Goofy is in the eye of the batter
• Billy Jack tried to make the world a better place
• Cartoon
• Red Cross honors volunteers
• Red Cross assists residents affected by fires
• Spring Valley Rotary Club holds blood drive
• NAMI celebrates successes
• Famously Hot Historically Cool for 225 years
• Veteran and special education teacher to receive assistance dogs
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Financial meeting a positive step for S.C.
• Dancer chosen to study at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow
• Star wins awards
• Pastor hits two 50-year milestones
• Mentors lead young men through “The Laboratory of Government”
• Gang leader suspect captured
• There is zero chance we will ever balance our nation’s budget under the current construct. I’m convinced the only way Congress and the President will annually balance the federal budget is if it’s constitutionally required. Without a Ba
• Obama's Afghanistan plan criticized by Dems, GOP
• Casey Anthony murder trial enters Day 27 in Fla.
• Critics ask Haley to explain abstention on 2007 vote
• Facebook closes account for SC inmate
• NORAD holding exercises over eastern SC
• A day at church camp turns tragic
• Rock Hill man pleads to lesser charges in death
• Lake City man gets 23 years for killing ex-wife
• SC man charged with pushing woman off balcony
• Lexington offering free civilian safety course
• New law requires SC DOT to list railroad crossings
• Self-help guru convicted in deaths from ceremony
• Community Calendar - Thursday
• Keel’s nomination moves forward
• Legislators send governor $6 billion budget plan
• S.C. leaps to avoid losing millions
• Batesburg-Leesville man gets 6 months for illegal gun sales
• Lexington corrections officer receives promotion
• SC baby sitter gets 25 years for baby's death
• Family fixing Rock Hill home make explosive find
• SC charity puts Milliken's Cadillac up for auction
• Savannah River contractor recognized for safety
• Darlington man found dead in shooting at home
• 10 hurt when car crashes into SC medical clinic
• First Financial buys 5 Liberty Savings branches
• S.C. gets access to federal data on immigration status
• New Irmo administrator named
• Police searching for alleged gang recruiter
• Civil rights groups to challenge immigration bill
• Lee Brothers, state agency team up for club promo
• Anderson police say woman chased ambulance crew
• Scientists to begin rotation of Confederate sub
• Huntsman visiting SC day after launching 2012 bid
• SC senators to consider gov's choice to lead SLED
• Community Calendar - Wednesday
• BEST BET International Festival on tap
• Ex-trooper, former SC vocational worker arrested
• US brings charges in German airport shooting
• Senate refuses bailout for rural school district
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Effort to add Administration Department to session’s agenda fails first test
• Global AME meet in Columbia to feature Liberian president
• Tornado sirens force evacuation of Omaha stadium
• Senate redistricting plan would put Horry in new district
• State audit: No missing funds at Clyburn center
• Huntsman getting into race, promises new jobs
• Be smart about working, playing in summer heat
• Heat again threatens SC Midlands, coast
• Fort plans controlled burn today
• 3,500-pound Citadel ring to adorn parade ground
• SC pastor sentenced for benefit fraud
• 35 Senators Offer Resolution Thanking CIA for Service
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn dies in fiery Pa. crash
• Apartment fire ruled arson
• Change of Army recruiting command ceremony set
• Pastor who claimed veterans benefits sentenced
• Pedestrian struck by city bus
• 8 Fugitives sought in drug trafficking cases
• S.C. soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Columbia man sentenced for assaulting two teens
• High court bars mass sex bias case vs. Wal-Mart
• Patrol: 2 killed in SC by NY-bound passenger train
• Court again turns down James Island incorporation
• Famously hot: Columbia hits 100 degrees
• “We will do everything within our power to ensure the federal government meets her obligation to help the state of South Carolina deepen this port,” Graham said.
• Chief: Father left child in hot car on Father’s Day
• Court: Public lawyers not required in civil cases
• SC hearing set on drawing US House district lines
• In Charleston for today's Harbor Deepening Study signing ceremony between Army Corps and SC State Ports Authority. #scpol #scports #sctweets
• Ash-filled urn bought at Anderson Salvation Army
• Officials seek more access to SC historic site
• Plane lands on railroad tracks in SC town
• North Charleston cops say 1 dead in wreck shooting
• PNC buys Royal Bank of Canada US banks for $3.45B
• Body of missing swimmer found in Myrtle Beach
• Heat threatens SC coast, Midlands, Pee Dee
• Slaves, freedmen spied on South during Civil War
• Toilet maker promotes conservation during SC stops
• Agreement to deepen Charleston Harbor being signed
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA crown
• Top Producer Joins ERA Wilder Realty
• Rules on beach weddings along Grand Strand differ
• This Week
• Charleston County to consider lowering yacht taxes
• No one in the Republican Party is going to vote to raise taxes,” Graham said. “Many of us would look at flattening the tax code. ..One way to do that is to do away with ethanol subsidies,” he said. “That doesn't raise taxes.
• E Street Band sax player Clarence Clemons dies
• United recovering from canceled, delayed flights
• Man killed in single-car wreck
• Summer job seekers swell unemployment rate
• Blythewood man charged with arson
• USC plans tuition hike
• DeMint Submits Statement for NLRB Hearing in South Carolina
• Clerk takes aim when robber’s gun fails
• 1 person in custody in investigation at Pentagon
• Voted yesterday in support of and very pleased the Feinstein Amendment, eliminating $6 billion in ethanol subsidies, passed the Senate. The vote was 73-27. The amendment is identical to the Coburn Amendment, which I also supported earlier this week but
• Hit and run driver kills pedestrian in Orangeburg
• The heat is on!
• Historic Marine base gets 1st-ever female general
• Historic Marine base gets 1st-ever female general
• House panel takes up NLRB complaint against Boeing
• Lexington deputies raise cash for Special Olympics
• Man drowns in Lake Murray
• Man arrested in Internet dating rape
• Community Calendar - Friday
• Lindsey Graham meets with a group of FFA members from South Carolina (pic) @nationalffa #sctweets #wlc11
• RBC named title sponsor for Heritage golf tournament
• Civil War trove set for Sotheby's auction
• Metro transportation changes proposed
• Senate puts off vote on Administration Department
• Fire destroys North Columbia home, injures neighbor
• Star Chefs
• Iris Garden Club opens Memorial Garden
• Japanese Maples for the South
• MASTER’S SALE
• Allstate donates $15K to Red Cross
• New architectural firm launches
• Folks about town
• Two Lions Clubs hold joint meeting and induction
• Women philanthropists attend fifth annual American Red Cross National Summit
• Briefs
• Accomplished business lawyer is also published novelist
• Cuba? Why not?
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• University inducts 10 in adult-student honor society
• Culinary arts seniors win scholarships at ProStart
• Fourth quarter honor roll for St. Joseph Catholic School
• Glenforest School takes a swing for underprivileged children
• Providence Hospitals awards scholarship to medical student
• Local Lions volunteer with Special Olympics
• Richland District Two enters second year of program
• Killian Elementary School celebrates Science Day
• Columbia Children’s Theatre presents The Princess & the Pea— Commedia Style
• Sterling Chamber Players "The Mentoring Project"
• Events
• Southeastern Piano Festival takes place June 12-18
• Happy 65th anniversary to Jimmy and Frances Gregory
• Prepare now for hurricanes
• Happy 70th anniversary Alice and Gene Garvin
• Former Skyhawk great graduates from Dartmouth
• Lieutenant helps youths over life’s hurdles
• Eagles set to keep soaring in 2011
• 2011 American Legion League 8 Standings
• Irmo-Chapin downs West Columbia
• Disputed call kills Lexington rally, Irmo-Chapin prevails in ninth
• CCN honors neighbors who give
• Ray Tanner believes... everybody deserves a miracle
• It’s your turn now
• The 85-pound diaper generation
• Gender neutral kids
• Cartoon
• Participants of Second Annual Global Day of Prayer ask for blessings for our city
• St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Family Shelter faces financial crisis
• Do you live in an Open Defecation Free Zone?
• Flag Day reminds us of our common bond as Americans
• Car in Cuba is not Plymouth
• Famously Hot Historically Cool for 225 Years
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• Former president recognizes healthy schools
• Smokey finds a home
• RNE grad vies for Miss S.C.
• Blueberry bonanza found on Bluff Road
• AP sources: Weiner telling friends he'll resign
• Former Upstate deputy arrested
• Senate Republicans Offer Amendment to Stop $108 Billion Bailout to Foreign Countries
• DeMint Votes to End Ethanol Subsidies & Tariffs, Demands Vote to End Ethanol Mandate
• Storms cause power outages in Upstate, Midlands under thunderstorm warning
• BEST BET: Taking flight to celebrate 100 years in aviation
• No bottom in sight for home sales in most of SC
• America's most endangered historic places named
• OSHA suing Columbia real estate company
• Boeing employee files unfair labor practice
• Haley: Added state money should go to taxpayers, not schools
• Senate OKs anti-copper theft bill
• Haley vetoes borrowing by three school districts
• Richland councilman fights ruling
• Adkins, The Roots featured in State Fair line-up
• Marines' Parris Island gets first female commander
• No foul play in SC golf cart death of Tenn. woman
• Why Are Taxpayers Paying for Wine Tasting?
• Baseball’s Holbrook: ‘I belong here at South Carolina’
• AP NewsBreak: SC gov nominates new state top cop
• Teacher charged with corrupting students arrested
• Wis. Supreme Court upholds controversial union law
• No bottom in sight for home sales in most of SC
• South Carolina in first stages of drought
• Hearing begins in labor complaint against Boeing
• Berkeley High football player drowns
• Aiken, Anderson turn up $1M lottery tickets
• Officials hope temporary levee will save Iowa town
• CBS: DeMint & Harkin Debate NLRB-Boeing Issue
• Rules to sort out sunscreen claims
• LAST DAY: Send us your photos
• Best Bet: Movies in Park to begin
• Three men arrested in Devine Street Bi-Lo armed robbery
• Columbia authorities on lookout for Newberry man
• Suspected rapist sought in Lexington County
• Community Calendar - Wednesday
• Haley names a new inspector general
• Just voted in support of the Coburn Amendment to eliminate $6 billion in ethanol subsidies. These subsidies skew the costs of corn in the United States up and down the supply chain. The Coburn Amendment would have also helped us begin paying down our nat
• Touch the Moon, really
• Board approves sale of Bull Street land to Upstate developer
• Budget negotiators weigh more money for schools or businesses
• The Heritage Foundation analyzes S. 804, The Social Security Solvency and Sustainability Act, I introduced with Senators Rand Paul (R-KY) and Mike Lee (R-UT).
• Flag Day: American flag etiquette
• Amazon center to open by year’s end
• Animals moved as SC shelter dispute goes to court
• Ex-SC police officer sues, says was forced to quit
• Woman gets 21 years in shooting of Spartanburg man
• SC electric bus completes $30M investment deal
• Charleston County schools cutting 70 jobs
• Record number of applications for SC gator hunting
• SC transportation commissioner criticizes meeting
• ERA Wilder Realty Welcomes Phil Jenkins
• Haley decries ‘dysfunctional’ federal government in national TV appearance
• GOP rivals rip Obama at debate
• Bachmann enters GOP presidential race
• Gardner, lead singer for Coasters, dies at 83
• Woman swindled out of $17,000
• Suspect arrested in armed robbery
• Relative: Woman with trail of dead husbands dies
• College of Charleston keeps in-state tuition flat
• "Tell the country we think Boeing’s a good, ethical company and they’ve done nothing wrong."
• Carnival sued over Charleston cruise operations
• Work begins on turning Confederate sub upright
• SC employee killed in accident at NC Lowe's store
• Former Greenville Mayor Max Heller dies at 92
• Judge considers union suit against SC governor
• Time to Curb the NLRB’s Mission Creep
• Gaffney police officer facing DUI charge
• Parents say Citadel not doing enough on hazing
• Real estate agents say Hilton Head tax hike hurts
• Man arrested in killing of Darlington County man
• Blacks' role in Confederacy remains touchy subject
• DeMint Statement on the Death of Max Heller
• SC woman rescued after 5 hours adrift on a raft
• SLED worker keeps job after harassment complaints
• 2 found guilty in 2008 Horry County killing
• Bill to create 'Eartha Kitt Day' in SC stalls
• Man shot to death in parking lot of Greenwood club
• Airline to end service from Savannah airport
• Columbia police budget tops $30 million
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• Boeing is here..and Boeing is not gonna leave South Carolina.
• Lexington PD starts fan program
• Citizen complaints lead to drug bust
• DeMint Statement on new Boeing Dreamliner Assembly Facility
• Baby thrown from car
• Starrett en pointe with Vista store
• DeMint Supports Coburn Ethanol Amendment; Will Offer Separate Amendment to End Ethanol Mandates & Lower Taxes for Family Farms
• Huge Arizona wildfire rekindles forest debate
• Germany: Sprouts cause of E. coli outbreak
• Poll shows Weiner may survive online misbehavior
• Ala illegal immigration law tougher than Arizona's
• Clyburns, officials, showcase digital learning
• Lexington deputies host kids' catfish tournament
• Boeing cutting ribbon on $750 million SC plant
• Augusta Chronicle (Editorial): Separation anxiety
• Gingrich vows to stay in GOP presidential race
• Citadel gets $600,000 for engineering scholarships
• Man arrested in gas station robbery
• Irmo's Roper commits to Clemson
• University of Phoenix SC commencement Saturday
• DHEC grants Debordieu request
• Cuba? Why not?
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• Rider shows well at J.D. Massey Classic
• Bikers trek 1,800 miles to reach 1More
• 2010 American Legion League 8 Schedule/Results
• West Columbia nips Orangeburg with five-run ninth inning comeback
• Correction: Columbia Speedway: The Track of Firsts
• Ben Lippen names new baseball coach
• Diamonds to shine at next level
• Fire hoping to get hot in Oklahoma City
• Falcons look to build off 2010 success
• APL holds fundraisers for no-kill shelter
• Columbia Animal Services sponsors Adopt–A–Shelter–Cat Month
• Why are mosquitoes dangerous for dogs and cats?
• The return of the Canine Americans
• Summer classes offered at local pools
• Arcadian Delights to be performed by Columbia Baroque Soloists June 21
• Events
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• Star Chefs
• Honeyberry for Your Honey
• A… My name is Alice! the musical
• Fifth Annual S.C. Irish Arts Weekend
• A favor turns into a growing business
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Update on the new nuclear reactors
• Louise Lane Washington
• South Carolina State Guard changes command
• Miss Long and Mr. Fetner marry at Wintergreen Woods
• Columbia College announces annual awards
• Dreher Class of 1957 holds 54th Reunion
• S.C. State Convention of The International Order of the King’s Daughter and Sons held
• Teachers of the Year
• Girl Scouts of South Carolina–Mountains to Midlands honors Gold Award recipients
• Killian Elementary School holds fifth annual Family Health Night
• Forgetting to remember
• Hooked on iPhones
• Cartoon
• Bob Ford
• Columbia Council of Neighborhoods holds annual awards ceremony
• Solicitor speaks to Hyatt Park community
• Richland County Council discusses banning texting and emailing while driving
• Destination Hometown: Columbia’s entertainment guide
• South Kilbourne Neighborhood gets update on substation
• City employees save city dollars
• Asbury Memorial United Methodist Church
• Dreher Class of 1961, you are invited
• Comptroller General, interim commander of the SC State Guard
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Rock to the Top adds to bureaucracy not to teaching
• Famously Hot Historically cool for 225 years
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• CIU graduate ministers to soldiers in Afghanistan
• Pawmetto Lifeline to open new shelter in September
• Smokey loses human family to cancer
• U.S. Marshals nab shooting suspect in NYC
• SC mom convicted of lying about daughter's cancer
• Hilton Head officer struck in confrontation
• NC man accused of running naked on SC street
• Police: Fla. porn suspect returned to SC
• Heat gripping half of US expected to last for days
• 2 Arizona towns empty as wildfire approaches
• SC mother charged with aiding in daughter's death
• DeMint Introduces PATH Reforms to Prioritize Spending Post-Earmarks
• Season's 1st hurricane strengthens in Pacific
• Anthony trial enters its 14th day of testimony
• Senators approve election district lines
• Lott: “A cold blooded killer is off the street”
• Greer man accused in series of equipment thefts
• Local group pushes for smoke-free Myrtle Beach
• School bus fire slows westbound I-26 in Calhoun County
• Man sentenced to 25 years for bar fight shooting
• Is Internet sex cheating? Many folks say yes
• SC says welcome centers reopening 7 days a week
• Small woods fire reported near Eastover
• McConnell: Senators should vote on adding Haley agenda item to special session
• NRO: 'EDA & The Cookie Monsters'
• Advisory lifted for Riverwalk residents
• Apply for Amazon jobs
• Employee finds gun among SC Goodwill donations
• Tenn. woman dies after fall from golf cart in SC
• SC coroner wants to put bodies in old food cooler
• Georgia man dies after plunging into lake
• Amazon preparing to finish center
• Rock Hill bar reports theft of 30 cases of beer
• Business incubator being dedicated in SC
• SC military veterans hold 4-day rally for homeless
• Lexington GOP censures Knotts again
• Pollution alert issued for Wednesday
• Author of 'The Cat Who' series dies at 97 in SC
• Columbia police seek robbery pickup truck
• Lexington GOP censures Knotts again
• Army drill sergeant test set for SC's Fort Jackson
• Burglar surprises, robs Columbia store clerk
• Mount Pleasant firm gets $22M Clemson contract
• Romney leads in SC, new poll says
• Mich.-based firm brings 50 jobs to Pickens County
• Tropical depression forms south of Acapulco
• Do you take a lunch hour?
• Vigil planned 5 years after unsolved SC killing
• Author of 'The Cat Who' series dies at 97 in SC
• SC man sentenced to 30 years in stabbing death
• Testimony in Anthony trial focuses on trash bag
• Early morning Richland shots a mystery
• North Myrtle Beach Council approves annexation
• Josh Groban at BI-LO Center in Greenville cancelled
• NY accident illuminates perils of 'bounce houses'
• Teen charged with assaulting SC ice cream mascot
• Officials hope to trap bear in Rock Hill
• SC coroner identifies man found dead in camper
• Edwards emails acknowledge payments
• Lexington deputies round up hearing aids, glasses
• SC troopers to practice hurricane lane reversals
• Charleston firefighters practice dousing gas fires
• Voters say Weiner can survive lewd photo scandal
• Panel approves redrawn election district lines
• City water, sewer rates going up?
• Augusta Chronicle (Editorial): Finish the job
• UConn beats Clemson 14-1 to win regional
• Weiner admits lying about lewd photo, won't quit
• Court rejects Haley's call for special session
• Boil water advisory: Riverwalk community
• S.C. road deaths down slightly
• Wildfire smoke drifts 130 miles up Ga. coast
• State outlines plans for $125 million in new Medicaid cuts
• Columbia woman charged in DUI where child was killed
• Loose pit bull sought after Richland dog bite
• Sting snares suspected Lexington cocaine dealer
• DeMint Makes FOIA Request to NLRB
• SC Senate leader sues governor over session order
• Arizona forest fire expands to 193,000 acres
• White shrimp didn't survive cold Carolina winter
• Santorum in White House race; 'In it to win'
• No one hurt when train car derails in Clinton
• Small earthquake rumbles beneath Los Angeles
• Williamsburg County woman, son killed at home
• Finally, WWI veterans in forgotten graves honored
• Community Calendar: June 6
• Palin: I didn't `mess up' Paul Revere history
• Riding into the sunset: Remembering Doug Nye
• Plans to build electric cars in 3 states stall
• Cellphone cancer warning falls lightly on US ears
• Body found in Sumter National Park identified, murder charges filed
• James Arness dies at 88; TV's Marshal Dillon on landmark 'Gunsmoke' series
• 4 charged in Kershaw Co. wildfires
• Storm brings high winds, hail to Midlands
• 2 charged in Columbia heroin bust
• Suspect sought in motel robbery
• Two sought in Northeast Richland robbery
• McBride to head merged voter, elections office
• Papa John's employee, 34, shot, killed
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• Live video: Third Army's last change of command in Ga.
• 22,000 without power after SC storms
• Report: Kevorkian dies in Michigan hospital
• Columbia police seek attempted murder suspect
• Orangeburg residents get access to farmers market
• Thunderstorms blow through Midlands
• Woman pleads guilty in theft of $300,000
• Summer school for lawmakers
• Abuse and neglect likely led to death of elderly Eastover woman
• Lexington deputy honored as American Legion’s officer of the year
• Stepping back in time
• Gardens Employer- sponsored Root Taking
• Public Notices
• Mast General store celebrates Land Trust Day
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• South Carolina Business Hall of Fame inducts three
• Cuba? Why not?
• Notice to creditors of estates
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• Events
• Happy Birthday Travelites
• Author discusses book about Gov. John C. West
• Heathwood Hall announces The James H. Gasque Award winners
• Beta Omega celebrates changing of the guards
• Famously Hot ... Historically Cool for 225 years
• Still Hopes holds Guignard Society dinner
• Palmetto Cabinet honors Helen Coggeshall Harvey
• Storyfest SC
• Friends of Juvenile Justice raises $10,000 in Palmetto Half Marathon
• Workshop Theatre’s Hairspray held over for four additional performances June 8-11
• web series release
• Richland One class of 2011 earns $52.5 million in scholarships, a new district record
• RNE grants certificates to 23 Career and Technology Education seniors
• University of Phoenix celebrates fifth anniversary
• Hunger Doesn’t Take a Vacation summer program
• LCCS/Sylvia E. Looney Piano Scholarship winners
• Spring football questions answered
• CCN addresses city codes and ordinances
• Newt Gingrich speaks to Five Points Rotary
• Columbia neighborhoods win big at Annual Neighborhoods, USA Conference
• Nuf sed
• You guys looking for me?
• Lava, clip-on ties, and Mr. Potato Head
• The last Oprah
• Cartoon
• Aunt Anna was an artist and world traveler
• Downtown Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• HIT tax endangers small business
• What is Race to the Top?
• Thanks to The Columbia Star
• Leave us alone and let us educate our children
• Give us the money to educate our children
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• How did we get here, and where are we going?
• You’ll never get old if you never slow down
• Columbia Speedway: The track of firsts
• SC Senate postpones illegal immigration changes
• Times set for USC games vs. Georgia, Navy
• Students can get free breakfast, lunch in summer
• Lugoff man arrested in sex assault, child missing
• Romney: 'Barack Obama has failed America'
• Mass. towns digging out after tornadoes kill 4
• Grand jury indicts teen in Socastee school shooting
• SC woman arrested after infant positive for pot
• No one hurt when robbers fire guns in SC bank
• Photos from stolen laptop lead to man's arrest
• Wells Fargo holding free SC mortgage workshop
• SC grand jury indicts teen in school shooting
• Eastover man arrested for abuse of elderly relative
• Hot, hot, hot
• Copper theft bill passes state Senate, final passage uncertain
• Judge rules against big tobacco in lawsuit
• Point of sale compromise reached
• Body ID'd as brother of George Rogers
• S.C.’s first inspector general resigns
• Demint won't run for president, source says
• June 1 marks start of Atlantic storm season
• S.C. General Assembly rushing to change immigration laws for businesses
• Army chaplain memorial commemorates their fallen
• SC police: Man stabbed pit bull to save his hound
• Greenville teen's body pulled from Lake Hartwell
• Man sentenced to 40 years for 2008 murder, arson
• Camping at SC state parks? Leave firewood home
• Tropical tornadoes big threat to Midlands
• Community Calendar - Wednesday
• Bus co. in Va. fatal crash had fatigue violations
• Help sought in finding Hopkins woman missing 3 days
• S.C. lawmen recognized for work for children-at-risk
• Cellphones a 'possible' carcinogen _ like coffee
• Tobacco for sexual favors charge against store clerk
• Columbia armed robbery suspect arrested in Myrtle Beach
• Haley on S.C. Senate floor sparks tempest
• SC GOP backing Haley on tort reform
• Two N.C. men killed in head-on collision
• SC man arrested again for abusing 911 line
• SC fortune teller case seen as free speech issue
• 4 people hurt in Newberry County bonfire
• SC man stands trial for killing fiancée at NC home
• Kelly Cox Named the New Athletic Director at Columbia College
• Lexington-Richland 5 breaking ground on career center, high school
• Video poker machines, beer, cigarettes seized at Norway grocery
• Police: SC man kills woman in violent sex assault
• Police search for missing Hopkins woman
• Man charged with murder in Lugoff woman's death
• SC GOP wants judge to rethink open primary ruling
• Lowcountry SC Rep. Umphlett dies from cancer
• Sean Kingston moved to ICU after watercraft crash
• SC butcher hangs up his cleaver after 38 years
• Community Calendar
• $200,000 worth of pot found at Lugoff death scene
• 'Thousands’ of fire ant bites on elderly Kershaw woman
• Man sought for murder in Lancaster shooting
• Man survives 3 story fall at Myrtle Beach hotel
• 12-year-old Chester girl dies in SC rodeo accident
• On this Memorial Day weekend let us remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country so that we can continue to live as a free people. We owe them a debt of gratitude we can never repay.
• 7 of 9 injured prisoners returned to federal prison
• Graham speaks with constituents at the Vietnam Memorial Wall Exhibit in #Myrtle Beach.
• Columbia 16th on Amazon's well-read list
• With fuel prices dropping, roads could be hazardous
• Wagener boy, 15, dies in motorcycle wreck
• Man shoots, kills intruder in Clover home invasion
• B-L fire possibly caused by lightning
• Haley: Feds hampering immigration enforcement
• Alcolu man, 21, killed in Clarendon Co. rollover
• Separate crashes kill 2 Lexington Co. motorcyclists
• Carolinas beaches make annual Top 10 list
• Bull terrier spokesdog for SC tech school
• Atlantic Beach Bikefest gears up on SC coast
• Lexington Co. home burns; pets killed
• Brickley Named Female Athlete of the Year at Green Valley
• Ex-USC star agrees to plead guilty to fraud
• Richland Dist. 1 graduations today, tomorrow
• 14 ticketed for loud cheering at Byrnes graduation
• Survey says men are better drivers
• 2 shot in home invasion; suspects sought
• Man gets 30 years in gang-related death
• Charges upgraded to murder for man jailed for child abuse
• State veggie: It's collards for the win
• Child + cigarette lighter = house fire
• Senate GOP to Geithner: Default Is Your Choice
• Arrests follow chase, wreck on Two Notch
• Star Chefs
• Bulbs for Bees
• Harvest Hope collects over 72,400 pounds of food during food drive
• Richland County hosts Light Bulb Exchange events
• Michelin announces expansion in Lexington County
• Folks about town
• Public Notices
• The Third Army brings economic boost
• Mast General Store Columbia holds ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Large-tract real estate broker rides it out
• Briefs
• Hilton achieves Four Diamond rating
• Cuba? Why not?
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Soldiers volunteer to build ramp for amputee
• “Old Hickory” was born in South Carolina!
• South Carolina Governor's School for Science & Mathematics receives Przirembel Prize honorable mention
• Mayor Benjamin visits Heathwood Hall, talks city planning with students
• College sponsored Merit Scholarship winners named
• World-renowned poet Nikki Giovanni to visit Richland One
• Richland One launches Facebook page
• Cartoon
• Women empowering women generates hope
• Harvest Hope needs volunteers
• Being treasurer of Petal Pushers Garden Club is a “plum of a job”
• Art student’s work chosen for permanent collection
• USC exhibit celebrates 400th anniversary of the King James Bible
• Local heroes rally for the American Red Cross
• Events
• Soccer is a family affair for the Onates
• Falcons are champions again
• Cavs sign to play college ball
• Hall loses two coaches
• S.C. Youth Soccer Association trying to make a name for itself
• Spring football questions answered
• Heise heads to Hall of Fame
• Dent wins District Championship
• Program enlightens the minds, encourages the hearts, and empowers the spirits of men
• Columbia City Council holds redistricting public hearing
• Nuf sed
• After that, everything’s gravy
• GPS can’t make me a better driver
• A generation’s music
• Cartoon
• At times, translucence is rather a nuisance
• St. John’s Congaree Episcopal Church
• Famously Hot Historically Cool for 225 Years
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• The Salvation Army answers the call of duty
• Musher is no hero
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• Free fun at the Forest Acres Festival
• City explores benefits of prevention
• Memorial Day
• Patriot Flag stops in Columbia
• Bulbs for bees
• Smelling smoke? Ga. wildfire to blame
• Search for missing SC woman turns up nothing
• SC museum passes on massive development proposal
• SLED agent ticketed in fatal Pickens County wreck
• Woman accused of faking child's illness for donations
• Coast Guard rescues 2 boaters off Folly Beach
• SC man charged with obstruction in shooting probe
• S.C. gas prices cheapest in the nation
• Police: SC man arrested after calling 911 20 times
• Community Calendar - Thursday
• USC beats Auburn in SEC opener
• Kirkland prisoner strangled
• Judge: Ariz. shooting suspect mentally incompetent
• Body found in Sumter National Forest
• Just voted against President Obama's FY 2012 Budget plan. Vote total -- O Yeas, 97 Nays.
• S.C. House rejects school choice bill
• SC GOP names new executive director
• Columbia council OKs Mayor's Paris Air Show trip
• Data update: 316 new restaurant inspections
• Senator Reid’s statement that the Democrats do not need to present a budget should be met with stiff resistance by the American people. Families must find ways to make their budgets work and small businesses must plan within tight budget constrain
• Just welcomed @myLeadAcademy from #Greenville to our nation's capital. #scpol #sctweets
• Midwest storms spawn several tornadoes, kill 13
• Fla. mom murder trial enters 2nd day of testimony
• Justice Dept. seeking indictment against John Edwards
• Guilty plea in water pollution case
• DeMint: Republicans Lead, Democrats Ignore Debt Crisis
• Two killed in Richland Co. wrecks
• Gov. Haley, Agriculture Department, grocery retailers and celebrity Certified SC chefs announce “Lee Brother Your Supper” promotion
• Community Calendar - Wednesday
• 3 men sought in April kidnapping, robbery
• Toddler in critical condition, mom's boyfriend charged
• Lee Brothers dine with SC governor
• House a step closer to recognizing the greens
• Orangeburg Co. man dies in collision with trash truck
• Lexington authorities seek missing man
• 31 children hurt in N.C. bus crash with rollover
• Senate puts Amazon bill on fast track
• Orangeburg search leads to five drug arrests
• Woman accused of trying to sell girl's virginity
• Mo. tornado single deadliest in US since 1950
• Radio host says world's end actually coming in Oct
• I-85 reopens in Cherokee County after fatal crash
• Man sought in burglaries, assaults in St. Andrews apartments
• Couple found dead at home
• Columbia, Forest Acres police seek man wanted for robbery, burglary
• Giovanni speaking at middle school Wednesday
• Officials to test cologne bottles seized at flea market
• Probe: Speed caused SC train ride derailment
• Analysis: SC nets hundreds of millions from Amazon
• Court won't help either side in fight over plane
• Book in works on famed S.C. judge Waring
• Police: Man confesses to killing Rock Hill woman
• Midlands famously hot for May, could break records
• McCain coming to Myrtle Beach
• I-85 near SC-NC line closed for crash repairs
• Missouri officials fear dozens dead in tornado
• Former Sumter sheriff, judge settle into new roles
• '60 Minutes' report: Armstrong encouraged doping
• Rock Hill man climbing Mount Everest
• Child, father found after Amber Alert issued
• Community Calendar
• 2 killed in crash that damages SC 150 bridge
• GOP fervor to beat Obama runs strong in South
• Wrestler known as 'Macho Man' dies in Fla. wreck
• Fruit drink spill could mean sticky ride on I-26
• Scientist gets $3M to study chlorine spill effects
• Democratic group takes a swipe at S.C.-bound Romney
• Video: Man steals Summerville cruiser, wrecks it
• Fourth monthly drop in S.C. unemployment
• Ex-Cottageville mayor shot by cop laid to rest
• 'Botox mom' recants story she injected daughter
• Man sought in robbery, kidnapping
• TV's Colbert joining Charleston to Bermuda race
• Annual Confederate Memorial Day
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• FBI investigates Unabomber in 1982 Tylenol deaths
• Deer hit by car gives birth to twins
• Prodding Israel, Obama embraces Palestine borders
• Schools locked down as armed man sought girlfriend
• Lexington police make arrest in fatal hit-and-run
• SC man pleads guilty to murder in wife's killing
• In reminder of '90s, LinkedIn has big first day
• 4th suspect sought in SC State shooting
• Haley hints a veto of three school bills
• US predicts 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes
• Walmart donates money for vests
• Atlanta man dead, another injured in SC shooting
• Florence mom arrested after baby drowns in bathtub
• Man charged with giving seizure drug to SC teen
• Today marks the 750th day since the Democrat-led Senate has passed a budget. During that time we have accumulated $3.2 trillion in gross debt. We are headed for a fiscal crisis that threatens our whole economy and yet the Democrat Senate refuses to put f
• Charleston to host GOP presidential debate
• The Braggin' Board
• Public Notices
• Half–Moon donates to conservancy
• Extra Innings slides into Columbia
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• In Search of Uncle Remus
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• TLC presents Diamonds in the Rough
• Triple Treat Rodeo to be May 20
• University High to hold eighth All Class Reunion
• Dreher High School Class of 1961 to hold reunion October 15 at Forest Lake Club
• South Carolina Women Legislators form Honorary Girl Scout Troop
• SC Governor’s Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities Hosts Annual Awards Luncheon
• Thanks, Columbia’s humans
• Palmetto Opera pulls it off
• Miss McCoy and Mr. McKinney wed in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
• Book festival draws over 150 S.C. talents
• Homeless Helping Homeless Garden Party celebrates one year anniversary
• Much Ado About Nothing at Saluda Shoals Park
• Bel Canto Singers of Nassau, The Bahamas presents Music for All Times IV
• Good gardens make good neighborhoods
• Star Chefs
• Wild, Weedy, and Ornamental
• Richland Northeast High School dance teacher honored
• Turnaround Achievement Awards honor students on the right path
• Kids in Print 2011
• Heathwood Hall dedicates Goodall Bell Tower in honor of John Goodall Crosthwaite
• Troop 397 member receives Eagle Scout
• Events
• CARDINALS ARE CHAMPS!
• LADY CARDINALS ARE CHAMPS!
• Cards stop Cyclones
• Lady Cards dominate Dolphins
• Falcons flight comes to an end in Myrtle Beach
• Lady Cards win two but fall; Skyhawks lose
• Eagles flying to next level
• Falcons down Darlington, fall to Sharks
• Bearcats advance to third round but fall to St. James
• Cavaliers eliminate Spring Valley
• Ryan’s Ride to be June 4
• Richland County receives update on NuHub
• Officer speaks to Forest Acres Neighborhood Assocation about crime deterrents
• Forest Acres City Council continues discussion of Forest Lake Place Bridge
• City manager proposes budget
• Metal entrepreneur gets fried
• Making friends, breaking jaws
• The man with the posthole diggers
• Cartoon
• A Night to Remember
• Northeast Presbyterian Church
• Boeing has the right to choose a right–to–work state
• Famously Hot Historically Cool for 225 Years
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Look who’s calling the President “assassin”
• Call your lawmaker about School Choice H.3407
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• Blue Check Device identifies suspect quickly
• RCSD, physically fit and well equipped
• FINALLY!
• Video: Clemson baseball rain-delay antics delight fans
• Three arrested in Richland Co. burglary
• Europe demands that next IMF chief comes from EU
• Goodwin Liu's outrageous attack on Judge Alito convinced me that he is an ideologue. His statement showed he has nothing but disdain for those who disagree with him. Ideologues have their place, just not on the bench. Goodwin Liu should run for elec
• Long-feared flood rolls toward La. bayou country
• Trial delayed for suspect in rape of Neb. student
• Gas gauge: Prices easing slightly in S.C.
• Trial date set for teen in SC school shooting
• SC couple sentenced after baby burned in meth lab
• Gov. Nikki Haley signs Voter ID bill into law
• Community Calendar - Thursday
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• Haley signs Voter ID bill into law
• Traffic returns to normal on Bower Parkway
• North Charleston soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Stepmom of slain disabled girl faces drug charges
• Police arrest two men riding around with drugs and children
• Third man arrested in shooting death of SC State student
• Chapin man gets 12 years for cocaine charges
• Drop out? No driver's license, House says
• Thieves use hymnals to aid robbery of SC church
• Police: Boy shot in SC home as uncle unloads gun
• Fifth suspect arrested in deadly Kershaw home invasion
• Great work and congratulations to Governor Haley, Speaker Harrell and Senator McConnell and members of the South Carolina State House for passing voter ID legislation into law. I hope other states follow South Carolina’s lead.
• House passes residential reassessment bill
• W. Columbia neighborhoods advised to boil water
• FOX: DeMint Explains How the NRLB-Boeing Battle Will Hurt Workers in Every State
• Secretary Geithner, Spending is Not a Problem of the Past
• 3 more Amazon facilities for S.C.?
• State Education Department cuts 10 jobs
• Stars come out to say goodbye to Oprah Winfrey
• Home burns in rural Richland County
• Utah company buys Daufuskie resort
• Man dies picking up debris from road near Central
• Flooding hinders shipping on the Mississippi River
• Shot from outside kills man in his Greenville home
• $105M more for schools proposed in SC's $6B budget
• Richland Co. deputies seek riders to help colleague
• SC man charged in wreck that killed NC biker
• Charleston County reverses decision on interstate
• Bill Murray stars in video debuting at SC festival
• Mexico police find 513 US-bound migrants in trucks
• Fatal horse virus reported in West, Canada
• Richland 2 magnet school turns 20
• Disaster training planned with simulated earthquake
• Lexington driving while texting ban rejected
• Gov't to give Haitians more time in US after quake
• Scandal would have kept Schwarzenegger out of office, analysts say
• Leveled Hartsville fertilizer plant won't reopen
• 2 arrested in shooting death of SC State student
• Chief: Officer in SC ex-mayor shooting on leave
• Lawsuit claims conspiracy against SC disabled
• This is a very good day for the Port of Charleston. Today’s announcement is an important first step in a long journey. We literally have tens of thousands of jobs across South Carolina and billions of dollars in business at stake with harbor deepen
• Heisman oddsmakers show love for Lattimore
• Lawmakers get Charleston port money
• Vision Airlines expanding Fla., Ala. destinations
• Harper-Chestnut street residents asked to boil water
• Man wanted on attempted murder charges turns self in
• Girl, 4, killed in Lexington Co. wreck
• Charlotte man accused of running online prostitution ring
• Home invaders rob, kill Kershaw Co. man
• Suspect arrested in VA in SC shooting death
• Study to be released on future of Southern forests
• Flood evacuees move into enclave built for Katrina
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Tax break OK'd for QVC - but not Amazon
• DeMint Statement on Corps’ Decision to Fund Study of Charleston Port
• Guatemala: Massacre work of Mexico drug gang Zetas
• Former Cottageville mayor shot, killed by officer
• Amazon allies strive to rally support
• Trump says no to presidential run; cancels Columbia appearance
• REPORT: Right-To-Work States Are Winning The Future
• Police seek evidence of sex attack from IMF chief
• SC regulators to hold hearing on nuclear request
• Ex-SC deputy to be sentenced in civil rights case
• SC's fastest-growing city redrawing district lines
• SC genetic center mobile lab open for reservations
• DOJ officials to visit Berkeley County jail
• SC districts create healthier school lunch menus
• Deputy solicitor 'wanted to do good'
• Community Calendar
• Nude photo shoot draws attention to Angel Oak
• Home invader hat trick in Kershaw County
• Endeavour ready to go; Giffords arrives to watch
• Rep. Bachmann: Always rising, never compromising
• State economist steps down
• Finances look worse for Medicare, Social Security
• West Columbia McDonald's robbed
• Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• ‘Angry night’ claims 2 N.C. teens
• Firefighters injured in Lexington house fire
• Tip leads to robbery suspect arrest
• Photo Gallery: Proud journey of the Patriot Flag
• Revenue surprise: $210 million!
• Hospitalized Billy Graham doing better, doctor says
• Gates chats with troops at Fort Jackson (+video)
• Ethics Committee refers Ensign case to Justice
• Former bank teller pleads guilty to embezzling
• Our legislation prohibits the use of statements made during negotiations – involving legitimate business concerns – to be used as a legal basis for a violation of the National Labor Relations Act. It is time for Congress to speak out in a com
• Amazon supporters: Fingers crossed on second try
• Economists: S.C. revenues stronger than expected
• Richland County buys cops portable print scanners
• I recently asked our Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen, ‘Where would we jail a High-Value Target if they were captured today?’ Admiral Mullen responded, ‘We don’t have an answer to that question.’ We
• In Search of Uncle Remus
• Legals
• Falcons survive; Bearcats, Eagles, and Blue Devils done
• Lexington eliminates Vikings
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• Cardinals and Highlanders advance; Skyhawks and Falcons fall
• B–C and Airport advance, Dreher and A.C. Flora fall
• Cardinals and Skyhawks advance; Highlanders and Falcons fall
• Skyhawks take first equestrian title
• Skyhawks fall to Swampcats
• Falcons fall to Lower State losers’ bracket
• Falcons win District VII
• Sharks bite Bearcats
• Constant head shaking always means problems
• From near drowning to star of mystery series
• Toucan Tuesday
• From Pets Inc to playbill
• Calling all Dark Horsemen, 1940s–1970s
• Dreher Classes of ’46, ’47
• Star Chefs
• Strawberry Girl
• South Carolina Philharmonic presents Encore!
• Trustus Theatre presents the 2011 Miss Vista Queen Pageant: Lucky Thirteen
• Workshop Theatre May 20–June 4
• Events
• S.C. Writers’ Workshop Contest awards S.C. Governor’s School writing students
• Spring Valley High School student winner in PalmettoPride Scholastic Art contest
• St. Joseph Catholic School announces quarterly school service award winners
• Richland One wins third national music award
• Fun–filled Flip–Flop Day excites students at Covenant Classical Christian School
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Krispy Kreme comes to Garners Ferry
• Speaker draws friends to Columbia Rotary Club meeting
• Businessman uses “Smart Desk Concept”
• Miss Sims and Mr. Laffitte exc hange v ows May 7, 2011
• Columbia goes wild with CWC
• Richland Mall management supports arts advocates
• Eleanor Johnson Blizard
• Chief of police speaks to Kilbourne Neighborhood Association
• West Columbia City Council approves proclamations
• Correction
• Shandon residents want more stoplights
• Historic Columbia Foundation offers tours
• Cops, coffee, and doughnuts
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• North Trenholm Baptist Church
• Torch Run marks opening of new facility
• New renewal pastor called to Kathwood Baptist Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Stop copper theft
• Keep providing the public with important issues
• Trade agreements are critical to S.C.’s economy
• Famously Hot Historically cool for 225 years
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• Historic Columbia Foundation recognizes Preservation Award Recipients
• Fill Up the Red Truck
• Great weather brings out the neighbors
• Photo
• We must never forget
• Storm’s havoc in Chester County compared to Hugo
• Sanford land in $2.5 million conservation plan
• 'Patriot Flag' to fly in Columbia today
• Coroner: Gaffney girl killed in daycare accident
• 100,000-square-foot movie studio opening in SC
• Charleston Harbor Fest features tall ships, yachts
• SC Ag Council to discuss port at quarterly meeting
• DeMint, Alexander, Graham Introduce Job Protection Act
• Community Calendar - Thursday
• Man drowns in Congaree River near Columbia
• Man killed in traffic accident on Assembly Street
• Evangelist Graham, 92, hospitalized with pneumonia
• Bond revoked for accused scam artist
• SC legislator: Medicaid a Mercedes-like handout
• Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center death under investigation
• SC lawmaker: Utility execs don't deserve a raise
• Site back after technical issues solved
• Pair sought in jewelry heist; caught on camera
• Video: Man impaled by pipe in head survives
• Sen. Graham expressed mock concern that the administration had allied itself with "union busters." Then he got serious: "One would have to assume that the vetters at the White House understood that there was a complaint being filed against
• Woman dies, child injuried in Sumter wreck
• Truck explodes on Charlotte highway; driver killed
• Strong storms down trees, disable traffic signals
• Plane flying from Ga. lands on SC road
• Community Calendar – Wednesday
• Summerville has first new mayor in 45 years
• Obama: Voters must pursuade Congress to improve immigration
• No school May 28 for Richland 1
• DeMint Statement on Amy’s Kitchen Announcement
• Speeches and Summits Won't Secure the Border
• Haley in Greenville to make jobs announcement
• CNN: Top Republicans demand Obama weigh in on Boeing dispute
• Richland One students get pass on snow day
• Lexington man charged with fatally stabbing his estranged wife
• Richland County sheriff: Suspects stole tons of copper
• LETTER: President Must Fix NRLB
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Charlotte bus driver talks student into handing over gun
• GOP Senators Unveil Plan to Balance Budget in 10 Years
• National Genealogical Society holds meeting in SC
• Gingrich, with experience and baggage, joins race
• $200M Lexington Michelin expansion means 270 new jobs
• Fort Jackson opening gates to public
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run sought
• State offices closed today
• SC budget plan would designate $12M for new buses
• Pakistan: Everyone shares the blame for intelligence failure
• Memphis music landmarks stay dry
• Michelin announces 270 new jobs at SC plant
• 9/11 memorial to honor those who died in the line of duty
• SC teen charged with killing mom on Mother's Day
• Cops: Ex-band director kept seeing sex case victim
• Woman sues over Union County stadium wall collapse
• Girlfriend charged with killing boyfriend in Greer
• Family: Mother's Day slaying suspect had problems
• Forum focuses on plans for SC cruise terminal
• SC man charged with Mother's Day's attack on wife
• Greenville distillery making legal moonshine
• Cyber-school students: Pentagon snubs our service
• Intern Spotlight
• Obama: Risky approach on bin Laden was the best
• Community Calendar
• Work to slow traffic on Bower Parkway
• Shandon armed robbery suspect nabbed
• In the Delta, a new flood brings back old fears
• Together, Phoebe and Tyler alerted us to a crisis
• Fort Jackson does controlled burn on 4,000 acres
• Health care costs a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• Inmate executed with new drug combination
• Sexual assault charges added in Rosewood burglary case
• Haley family's income dropped in 2010
• Couple arrested, linked to 20 car break-ins
• Hopefuls joust in S.C. debate
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden's death
• Economy adds 244k jobs, rate ticks up to 9 pct.
• Lexington man, 39, dies in truck vs. tractor wreck
• Inmate set to be first to die in SC in 2 years
• Lexington County house damaged by fire
• Info from Osama raid shows interest in US trains
• Murphy targeted for battling Chapin High renovations
• SC Gov Haley says she’s striking family balance
• Haley Pressures Obama, ’12 Field on NLRB
• ICYMI: WLTX: Walmart to Bring 4,000 Jobs to SC, Nikki Haley Says
• Obama in NY: We never forget, we mean what we say
• Hot doughnuts coming to Garners Ferry
• Community Calendar - Friday
• Law’s long arm nabs children’s dentist
• Two questioned by police after Rosewood home invasion, sex assault
• Haley addresses pre-debate Tea Party rally
• Critics seek to stifle Lexington-Richland 5’s Murphy
• Slow-moving disaster rolls down Mississippi River
• Water work to disrupt service near Melrose Park
• In Search of Uncle Remus
• Legals
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• Public Notices
• Heise wins 350th game as his Bearcats ground Airport
• Lady Bearcats take region title from Airport in double overtime
• Columbia Stars win in Charlotte
• Cardinal Newman clinches region title
• Cards take region championship
• Skyhawks’ playoff battle goes from bad to worse
• Miss Sozzi and Mr. Kinney marry at Estherville Plantation
• Ariail Chapter of Columbia College Alumnae Association holds spring meeting
• Four hands entertain the Afternoon Music Club
• Olympia High School 1901–1970
• Celebrating Arbor Day
• Star Chefs
• Giving Thyme to Mother
• Dancers to Steven Ferguson: “Lean on Us, We Will Stand by You!'”
• Sculpture in the South in Summerville
• Grand opera comes to Columbia
• Color the Arts
• Events
• College of Education honors awards recipients
• Superintendent Zais visits Midlands Middle College
• Pineview Elementary School students collect “Jammies for Japan”
• Eau Claire High School student named Gates Millennium Scholar
• Nine seniors named 2011 National Achievement scholarship winners
• Poems for PCA students chosen for “Kids in Print”
• Leadership Columbia calls for applications
• Cuts for Cancer returns
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Autism & alzheimer’s, nature or nurture?
• Cayce plans for River Rocks May 28
• In loving memory of Beau and Dixie
• Richland County administrator offers fiscally responsible 2012 Budget
• Richland County Council discusses division of properties
• Neighborhood councils hold joint meeting
• A special thanks to those who guard our freedom and keep us safe
• Olympia celebrates festival
• Be kind to small critters
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Forty– something
• Angels everywhere help tornado victims
• Forest Lake Presbyterian Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Chance has been found
• All Americans will be billed their fair share, $46,000
• BEA’s report=sloppy math
• Larry McMurtry talks books, business, and the Confederate dead
• Famously Hot Historically cool for 225 years
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• Go wild with CWC
• Annie jr. on stage at Cardinal Newman
• We love our military
• Wal-Mart returning Haley's favor?
• Suit against rental co. alleges PC spied on customers
• Fire strikes Chapin dry cleaning business
• Obama seeks special panel to unload federal real estate
• DeMint: Time to Honor CIA’s Work in Tracking Down Osama bin Laden
• S.C. officers saluted for sacrifice
• Former church pastor arrested for theft
• Wal-Mart plans more stores for S.C.
• Former intelligence director praises Navy SEALS
• Charlotte-to-Atlanta flight diverted to SC
• The whole purpose of sending our soldiers into the compound, rather than an aerial bombardment, was to obtain indisputable proof of Bin Laden’s death. I know Bin Laden is dead. But the best way to protect and defend our interests overseas is to pro
• APNewsBreak: ACLU asks judge to block jail policy
• Pilots who flew hump may be meeting for last time
• Video: A rare look inside SEAL ops
• Trump to attend Columbia rally
• SC officials found not guilty of FOIA violation
• SC man facing murder charge in hatchet death
• SC resident helping dogs affected by tornadoes
• Cat spends a week alone in camper after SC wreck
• DNR chief: Some lawmakers are ‘jackasses’
• Benefit performances for injured dancer
• Richland would raise taxes under staff proposal
• Will be on @FoxNews @SeanHannity tonight at 9pm to discuss future of the War on Terror. #scpol #sctweets
• Woman, boy killed, girls injured in Saluda wreck
• Public to help design $25M SC cruise terminal
• Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• DOJ let into suit on SC jail's Bible-only policy
• Judge dismisses some claims in traffic camera suit
• Body of NC man found at SC recycling center
• DeMint Accept NTU's Taxpayers' Friend Award
• Honda expands recall to check 833,000 air bags
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• US official: New tape may be last from bin Laden
• Traders show little reaction to bin Laden news
• Salmonella contamination prompts tomato recall
• High court rules against working state retirees’ lawsuit
• Increased security at Ft. Jackson
• Community Helping Hands
• Mum’s the word on Amazon
• Needed: Many hands to feed baby birds
• Lexington County wrestles with red ink
• Clyburn optimistic harbor deepening money on way
• Haley: No fallout from Amazon loss
• DeMint Statement on Death of Osama bin Laden
• S.C. Chief Justice Toal honored
• Toal honored by regional trial advocacy group
• On Laura Ingraham Radio at 10:30 am to discuss death of Osama Bin Laden. Listen in: #scpol #scgop @ingrahamangle
• Greenville man dies in 125-foot fall while hiking
• Abbeville man shot to death in Greenwood
• Myrtle Beach Twist record effort falls short
• Community Calendar
• Bowling: 11-year-old bowls perfect game
• Residents respond to Rx give-back program
• Group of 6 senators hones plan to cut US deficits
• NATO doubts Libyan claim that airstrike killed Gadhafi's son
• NASA says no new launch attempt before next Sunday
• SC Supreme Court yet to rule on education lawsuit
• Amid 'war on obesity,' skeptics warn of stigma
• Man sentenced to 18 months in jail for threatening S.C. senator
• Movie, sports celebrities to shoot hoops for local charity Saturday
• Richland councilman resigning roads seat
• Man sought in sex crimes with girl, 12, turns self in
• Four injured, one dead in Richland Co. wreck
• Driver ID'd in fatal I-77 wreck
• will be a guest on Fox News Sunday to discuss upcoming battles in Congress over the federal budget, debt-limit, and current situation in the Middle East.
• Survivors picking up pieces from deadly twisters
• Bashar al Assad has been given countless chances to pursue meaningful dialogue and reform. He has squandered all of them. Rather than hedging our bets or making excuses for the Assad regime, it is time for the United States, together with our allies in E
• Judge halts suit against US 601 bridge
• Summerton water safe to drink
• Man accused of murder after Bennettsville standoff
• SC State raising tuition 4 percent
• Portrait Gallery opens 1st of 7 Civil War exhibits
• University of SC hosts ultrasound conference
• Commerce's Hitt, others discuss Lowcountry economy
• 2 kids, 2 adults hurt when truck crashes into radio station (+ video)
• Volleyball Completes 2011 Class
• Legislators preserve SC public broadcast funding
• Three twisters confirmed in S.C. storm
• SC gov plans jobless debt refinance, benefit cuts
• Driver killed in morning single vehicle crash on I-77
• Public's help sought in indentifying remains of homeless man
• SC's budget relies on $80M tax scofflaw crackdown
• Teaching group offers recruits for Pee Dee schools
• No aphids for Earth Day at St. John Neumann School
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• Public Notices
• Midlands Tech celebrates new wing, road
• Tractor Supply comes to Northeast Columbia
• Hagins joins Rotary
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Washington delegation promises access for veterans and ships
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Columbia City Council
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• Public Notices
• Viking becoming a Bulldog
• Devils sign letters of intent
• Falcons flying to next level
• Cavalier honored
• Spring football kicks off
• Skyhawks are a playoff threat
• Lady Eagles control their own destiny with Dreher win
• RNE coach building program
• Devils and Eagles fight for playoff spot
• Falcons down Dreher
• OT PK lifts Lady Blue Devils over A.C. Flora
• Cardinals take the Lady Bearcat Invitational championship...finally
• Late goal over B–C sends Cardinals to the finals
• Wildcats strike early and often to take title
• Cardinals beat 4A power Wando to advance
• Palmetto Cup Results
• Bearcats advance to semifinal with Clover tie
• Town Theatre presents Tony Award winning The Drowsy Chaperone
• Columbia City Ballet celebrates 50th Anniversary
• Jewtopia comes to Trustus Theatre
• Financial advisor to students: save!
• Events
• MTC honors students for outstanding academic achievement and public service
• Spring Valley High School Sports Academy opens registration for summer camps
• USC honors top students at Awards Day
• Rotary Club of St. Andrews scholarships available
• Spring Valley High School student receives National HOSA award
• Kappa Alpha Psi’s Beautillion Program presents 11 area high school students
• Ridge View High School students receive national recognition for scores on Latin exam
• Richland One school gets national media coverage
• Brockman Elementary School celebrates Earth Day
• Dreher Classes of 1946 and ’47 Reunion, June 9
• Petal Pushers Garden Club holds April meeting
• Vittoria “Vita” Margaret DiMaria
• Leadership Columbia Class completes renovations of Epworth Children’s Home Cottage
• State Museum Telescope Collection announced to Explorers Club
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Rosewood Community and SCE&G work out problems of substation
• Tattoo tells it all
• Forty– something
• Cartoon
• Reformation Lutheran Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Columbia Attorney publishes Confessions of a Federal Judge’s Law Clerk
• Travel to Uganda with Caroline Burns
• Famously Hot Historically Cool For 225 years
• Root Doctors rock the rooftop in Forest Acres
• Spirit of the Wild comes to the Midlands
• “The Legend of Big Rich” strengthens
• Rally for Animal Rights
• Beach visitor missing; riptide possibly to blame
• Man stalked paper carrier, shot novice police officer
• Storms damage buildings in western Carolinas
• Last DC youth who escaped from SC center caught
• Greenville judge to finalize 22 adoptions in 1 day
• Lovesick Indian man beheads woman at her school
• Amazon packing after House vote
• Basketball Signs Smith
• Amazon packing after House vote
• Violent storm rips through Tuscaloosa
• Woman carrying infant arrested following armed robbery
• Playstation users urged to check credit statements
• House rejects Amazon exemption
• Photos: SC beauty queens honored at State House
• 1 dead in Ark. as more storms roll in
• Columbia police officer shot; suspect killed
• AP sources: Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• WH releases Obama birth certificate (View it)
• Gov.: Jobs, help for businesses are on way + video
• Afghan officer fires on NATO troops, kills 9
• Summerton loses water, Clarendon 1 schools closed
• Fed weighs next move; Bernanke to meet the press
• Multivehicle pileup closes I-77 at I-26
• Shrinking funds pull plug on alien search devices
• VH1 casting reality show in Columbia
• 4 dogs with NC State Wolfpack ties apparently poisoned
• Democrats plan legal fight over redistricting
• Colo. bomb suspect spent time in SC prison
• American Airlines flight diverted to SC airport
• Gun accident kills Hilton Head real estate agent
• Report: Victim shot in chest after pushing gun from face
• Untitled
• Man sentenced to life in death of Olar store clerk
• Mother of Florence murder suspect faces charges
• Dorchester County considers tents for inmates
• USC to hold memorial for Sorensen
• Community Calendar - Monday
• SC textile giant Milliken plans announcement
• Softball Heads to Tournament
• All-Sports Banquet Highlights Student-Athletes
• Syrian troops raid rebellious city
• Gadhafi’s fighters shell rebel-held Misrata
• Manhunt on for hundreds who escaped Afghan jail
• Charleston's Joseph P. Riley Jr. campaigning again
• Human cannonball dies in UK stunt accident
• Miss. Gov. Barbour rules out 2012 presidential run
• Thieves break into 4 Anderson County patrol cars
• SC seeks possible billions in drug marketing suit
• Heritage seeking title sponsor for 2012 return
• SC man killed by ex-girlfriend's dad in shootout
• Gym thief nets gun, swim trunks and credit cards
• Nintendo says successor to Wii coming in 2012
• High court rejects quick review of health care law
• Flag Fun at Spartanburg Day School
• Controlled burn at Fort Jackson this morning
• Prescribed burn today at Ft. Jackson
• Suspects sought in Forest Acres
• Bluffton selected for national EPA program
• Police arrest SC teen in Charlotte shooting death
• SC man killed at Rock Hill bar, 2 NC men arrested
• Alligator finds its way into Fla. woman's bathroom
• Some chimps never recover from stresses of research
• Charleston deputy has served 15,000 warrants
• Basketball Takes Part in Mud Run
• Columbia police sponsoring fitness competition
• Community Calendar
• Holiday Closings
• Irmo teen killed in ATV accident
• Critics: SC treatment center lacks security
• Clyburn, Graham: Progress made on SC port project
• US default could be disastrous choice for economy
• ICYMI: Haley reaches 100 days as South Carolina governor
• Devine Street bank robbed, 2 suspects sought
• Back to jail for Lindsay Lohan for probation violation
• Public's help sought in locating 'endangered' Irmo man
• Police name suspect in 2009 Columbia slaying
• Today’s city egg hunt rescheduled
• SC Gov Haley says she's striking family balance
• Township director to retire
• SECURITY CAM VIDEO: Laundry thieves sought
• Head of Georgia ports talks unity in SC
• will be a guest on Sunday's CNN State of the Union to discuss the union-backed NLRB complaint against Boeing South Carolina, the upcoming congressional debt limit battle, and the situation in the Middle East.
• SC electric bus maker OKs terms for $30M deal
• South Carolina's week of legislative action
• Myrtle Beach Film fest grows
• SC Ports Authority to proceed with cruise terminal
• SC Air Force base highlights Earth Day, Arbor Day
• Texas sheriff: Area hit by fire won't recover soon
• Holiday Closings
• SC lawmakers criticize NLRB complaint
• Major downtown intersection reopened
• Community Calendar - Friday
• Haley reaches 100 days as South Carolina governor
• States moving quickly to switch execution drug
• Where has Judi Gatson been?
• The NLRB is proposing to give unions a 'veto' over the right of a business to come to a Right-to-Work state. The NLRB complaint is outrageous and sets a dangerous precedent for the country.
• Emails: Attorney nixed SC train injury fund
• For the NLRB complaint to have merit, Mr. Daley would have had to go along with ‘retaliatory action’ by Boeing, or was blissfully ignorant of the situation. Neither scenario makes sense. Mr. Daley has been a good choice by President Obama and
• Dreher talents hear first hand “Dancing in the Streets”
• Cartoon
• Star Chefs
• Finding comfort
• Public Notices
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Julie Lott of VC3
• USC and Columbia establish traffic safe coalition
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
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• Corrections
• Historic Olympia hosts 5th festival
• Dreher High School Class of 1956 reunites
• Highlanders down Ben Lippen
• Student does not become the teacher as Hammond beats Heathwood
• Highlanders pull away from Hammond
• Cardinals eye titles, while Ben Lippen fights for playoffs
• Skyhawks handle Heathwood
• Cardinals continue to be giant killers
• Palmetto Cup Results
• Bearcats start Palmetto Cup with win
• Late Falcon goal dooms Eagles
• Eagles come from behind to beat Flora
• Ben Lippen blasts Cardinals
• Burnside leads Dreher over Falcons
• If These Buildings and Walls Could Talk
• Artful Lives: Molas of the Kuna
• Events
• Richland One student awards announced
• Richland One Schools win three more Palmetto Gold and Silver awards
• A.C. Flora High School holds International Days 2011
• Black Tie & Tails Gala brings spirit of the wild to the Midlands
• Non(e)Such to host Seafood Watch Collection
• S. C. Congressional Delegation agrees on nuclear energy
• Relatives re–issue John A. Montgomery’s Columbia, South Carolina History of a City
• Drug smuggling with ancient technology
• EngenuitySC helps with Small Modular Reactor Conference
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Forty–six young people confirmed at Shandon United Methodist Church
• Cherokee Presbyterian Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Richland County Council honors Keenan Basketball Team and special committee members
• Forest Acres City Council plans improvement for city parks
• NAI Avant celebrates 45 years
• If these buildings and walls could talk
• Midlands sixth grader receives Regional Team Scholar Award
• Man arrested after pistol fired in argument
• Easter bunny’s on his way
• Dog supporters rally today in S.C.
• Pulitzer Prize-winner McMurtry receives USC award
• In North Charleston w/ @NikkiHaley and @RepTimScott this morning to discuss opposition to #NLRB complaint against #Boeing. #scpol #chs
• Civil War guide touts spy, life off battlefields
• Teen killed: For mom, rumor became horror
• War photographers, including N.C. State grad, killed in Libya
• DJJ hosting fashion show to benefit SC youth
• Fundraisers planned in search for missing NY teen
• Flyover, vigils mark Gulf oil disaster anniversary
• WYFF names broadcast exec, former SC player new GM
• 3-state compact for offshore energy in NC bill
• SC legislators reach agreement on voter ID bill
• Sumter man charged with assault on infant son
• Community Calendar - Thursday
• SC water company seeks 80 percent rate increase
• Untitled
• SC groups want more economic deal disclosure
• Man gets 40 years in Pickens mobile home shooting
• SC conservation groups laud vote against I-526
• This action will not be allowed to stand. As Senator, I will do everything in my power, including introducing legislation cutting off funding for this wild goose chase, to stop the NLRB’s frivolous complaint. Left to their own devices, the NLRB wou
• Labor agency tries to block Boeing’s S.C. plant
• Program that helps teen offenders will be expanded
• This is one of the worst examples of unelected bureaucrats doing the bidding of special interest groups that I’ve ever seen. In this case, the NLRB is doing the bidding of the unions at great cost to South Carolina and our nation’s economy.
• SCE&G nuclear expansion wins key approval
• ID released of scooter driver killed in collision
• Newberry deputies seek man in kidnap, assault of wife
• Drug czar unveils plan to attack prescription drug abuse
• Healthy SC workers could receive insurance break
• Two arrested in reported carjacking
• SC judge says 90-year-old man can't stand trial
• Fire destroys Chapin home
• DeMint Statement on Obama Administration's Malicious Attack Against Right-To-Work States
• A moving history lesson
• Official: Fire unlikely to reach Fort Worth, Texas
• Obama declares parts of North Carolina a disaster
• Holiday Closings
• Big turnout for Sorensen funeral
• S.C. Guard unit deploys to Afghanistan
• Father gets life for killing 5-month-old son
• ‘Retreat’ from the beach?
• Body found in Columbia still a mystery
• Woman, 17, identified in deadly downtown shooting
• Boeing announces solar plan for SC assembly plant
• S.C. jobless rate falls below 10% for first time in 2 years
• Details emerge in slaying of ex-SC football star
• Dustin Johnson new face of golf in MB area
• Feds join investigation into gay Rock Hill man’s attack
• Coastal man dies when truck backs into water
• NC storms grew lethal after bypassing Charlotte
• Commentary: Jacky the parrot lost, then found, in Tega Cay
• Congregation to rebuild church destroyed by storm
• Company expanding SC plant to build wind turbines
• Anderson cat comes down from tree after 9 days
• Fire burns more than 40 acres in Horry County
• Around-the-world sailor Van Liew arriving in SC
• SC get chance to see rare Audubon, Catesby prints
• Details on the 2011 Pulitzer Prize winners
• Official: Chlorine leak at Columbia plant no threat to public
• Food for the Soul to dedicate new facility
• Lott: Case turns to accuser
• City investigates chlorine leak
• Sunny future: Solar power station dedicated in SC
• New SC school to replace school featured by Obama
• Woman dies nearly 2 weeks after collision
• Citadel grad donates 544 acres to military school
• May 6 execution set for inmate who killed cellmate
• Rally against big companies that pay no taxes draws few
• S.C. man overcomes wounds, competes in marathon
• Fire damages lower Richland home
• Former Bush adviser Rove speaking at Furman
• SC legislators take usual break for Easter holiday
• Spartanburg police urge safety for pedestrians
• Tax day: Your 3 extra days are over
• Tales of survival amid NC tornado destruction
• NC gets worst of storms that ravaged swath of US
• SC's public defenders crunched between cases, cash
• SC State student shot, crashes car into building
• Super rich see federal taxes drop dramatically
• Woodruff shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• I-385 crews use temporary ramp to speed road work
• Pot plants, guns found at Batesburg-Leesville house; 2 charged
• Hopkins teenager sentenced in beating death of former state legislator
• Study: Half of supermarket meat may have staph bug
• House passes $6T spending cut plan
• Update: Weather may, or may not, affect Saturday fun
• Gamecock Club making Fan Fest a road show
• Midlands student among statewide contest winners
• Morning sheds light on tornado damage in Okla town
• voted in the Senate yesterday to cut off funding for Obama health care.
• voted in the Senate yesterday to strip federal Title X funding from Planned Parenthood.
• W. Columbia cyclist killed in Florida hit and run
• Greenville plant unveils 1st SC-made electric bus
• Efficiency study calls for job cuts in Richland 2
• Bank of America reports 1st quarter profit
• Sunday dinner: Turkey legs and $100,000
• SC cops host legal tactics seminar in Columbia
• Canoe, kayak festival returns to South Carolina
• Rain could put damper on weekend
• We have changed the face of South Carolina
• Civil War 150th: Fort Sumter re-enactors wind down
• SC plan would aim to get $80M from tax scofflaws
• Ford pickup recall expanded
• Justice Sotomayor to speak at USC's May graduation
• Arrests made in fatal Colony Apartment shooting
• Crews find woman missing for days in NC mountains
• Rain could put damper on weekend
• Clyburn says DeMint blocking Charleston study
• NC mom's sleuthing clears son's name in burglaries
• A catch worth waiting for
• The Braggin' Board
• MASTER’S SALE Court Case: 2010-CP-40-08115
• Goals remain for Dreher, A.C. Flora
• Late heroics lift Falcons over Laurens
• Plan for fall dove hunting
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• Falcons and Vikings battle to extra innings
• Forest Acres Classic
• Blue Devils finish strong
• Forest Acres Classic
• Bowler honored
• Hammond clips Falcons
• Skyhawks beat Ben Lippen, claim region crown
• Lady Bearcats avenge earlier loss to A.C. Flora
• Skyhawks survive 47– run marathon with Ben Lippen
• Skyhawks blank A.C. Flora
• Airport overcomes Lady Cardinals in ten innings
• Striggles runs with purpose
• Skyhawks blank A.C. Flora
• 16 Elite G spiking the competition
• Bearcats bounce back to beat Falcons
• Do you need a spring tune–up?
• Star Chefs
• Diggin’ It at Heartworks Jubilee Academy
• Public Notices
• New construction on Decker
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• City looks at a $1 million error
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Eagle for a Day at Springdale Elementary School
• Richland One celebrates National Week of the Young Child
• 2011 Junior Ranger Ecology Camp at Congaree National Park
• Busbee students treated to limo lunch
• Richland One Middle College Foundation golf/business expo April 23
• Governor’s School invites teens to take SSP challenge
• A grand jete to the top for PCA Dance at Starbound
• Legendary artist Prince and New Power Generation donates to Eau Claire Promise Zone
• Have you seen Chance?
• USC’s Black Alumni Council holds First Annual Richard T. Greener Scholarship Banquet
• Miss Burroughs and Mr. Perry marry March 19, 2011
• Ridgeway chooses “Grandest Lady in the Easter Parade”
• Frank “Bud” Brennecke Jr.
• Turning swords into ploughshares, a marketing lesson
• Arpad Darazs Singers spring concert schedule
• Columbia Music Festival Association presents Carolina Ballet’s Coppelia
• USC Lab Theatre presents Dead Man's Cell Phone April 20–23
• Events
• Columbia Police Department supports Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
• Melrose Heights Community meets
• Supplies running low at The Salvation Army
• Waverly, finalist in Revitalization Project
• A clue cops love
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Camp Sunshine brightens young people’s summers
• Pulitzer Prize winner Larry McMurtry to receive Cooper Medal in Columbia
• Kilbourne Park Baptist Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• I refuse to be discouraged
• Eddie “Sweet Thang” Brown
• Open letter to Governor Haley, Superintendent Zais, and SC legislators
• Local chooses Uganda for academic study
• Who is the Strongest, fastest, and toughest of them all?
• Famously Hot
• Copper theft in the Midlands
• FOX: DeMint on Budget Battle
• Obama’s Only Solution Is to Spend
• Florence woman killed, home burned
• Former Florence teacher faces 2nd sex charge
• Pawlenty hires S.C.-connected pollster
• Lottery win no dream for Ladson woman
• Republican Senators Introduce ‘Term Limits for All’ Constitutional Amendment
• Husband finishes Hill’s film — her way
• I’ve been involved in Social Security reform since my election to the Senate in 2002. I’m quite familiar with the scare tactics and know first-hand the demagoguery that is sure to come our way. But the American people know the problems facing
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
• Bonds guilty of obstruction of justice
• Mom drives van into Hudson, killing self, 3 kids
• Two sought in Colony Apartments shooting
• We’ve received numerous questions about Charleston Port deepening. This is a major issue for the future of our state and thousands of jobs are at stake. Many of you have questions (For example: Why doesn’t SC just pay for the study? Answer:
• Shoplifter shoves 14 bottles of body wash in pants
• Highlights, full text of Obama's speech on the debt
• Witness reports 2 blasts outside Libyan capital
• N.C. pair arrested in Forest Acres burglary
• Mom drives van into Hudson, killing self, 3 kids
• Fort Jackson burn to send smoke into sky
• Sheriff's Dept. investigating homicide
• Questions and answers: Japan, Chernobyl disasters
• Search continues for SC woman in NC mountains
• Thieves strike at SC Habitat for Humanity homes
• Ex-state Sen Gregory returning to SC Legislature
• will be on Fox News this morning at 8:45 am with Senator Rand Paul and United States Senator Mike Lee to discuss our new Social Security bill.
• Former deputy, son charged in SC video poker case
• Giada's Rock Hill feature to air Thursday on NBC
• US 701 bridge remains closed after truck wreck
• DeMint: Democrats Stuck on Spending, Republicans Support Balanced Budget Amendment
• SC lawmakers to debate tougher cockfighting law
• SC woman gets 39 years in romantic rival's death
• iPads take a place next to crayons in kindergarten
• Space shuttles going to Fla., Calif., suburban DC
• SC bill nixing licenses for ditching classes OK'd
• Graham, Scott continue to pursue SC port funding
• 3 employees injured after Mauldin chemical leak
• Civil War records written by Walt Whitman unveiled
• Democratic Senator says he will introduce pro-Amazon bill
• Haley signs on-the-record voting law
• Data update: 411 new restaurant inspections
• Deputies get substation on lake
• Haley again rails against Amazon exemption — but won’t block it
• Super jumbo jet clips, spins plane at JFK Airport
• Sumter Co. pair plead guilty to drug dealing
• Man detained after found in dead Greer woman's car
• Bond denied for Upstate man charged in fatal crash
• DMV program offers amnesty for suspended drivers
• Sheheen says SC Gov Haley lied on job application
• Ridgeway man, 18, dead in two-car wreck
• Tuition going up 6 percent at medical university
• Engineer to lead SC State transportation center
• Explosion on Belarus train platform kills 11, injures 126
• Japan nuke agency upgrades severity of nuke crisis
• Romney takes major step toward presidential run
• Clemson to allow fishing in Sandhill lake
• Sheriff: Girls robbed of $150 at lemonade stand
• Libyan rebels reject cease-fire deal
• More cuts coming as Congress, Obama boil down budget
• $10,000-plus raised for Special Olympics
• Truck crash closes US 701 bridge on Pee Dee River
• Fairfield Road victim identified
• MB lawyer Pavilack says he's target of hit man
• Hootie and Blowfish golf tourney in NMB today
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Lewis family still struggles despite public's help
• One dies, one injured in accident on Fairfield Road
• Gun-related incidents being investigated
• Schwartzel wins the Masters after a wild day
• Elgin parents now face charges after toddler escapes again
• Toddler who huddled with dog on cold night walks away again
• Federal judge, 103, still hearing cases in Kansas
• 1 killed, 1 injured in Boiling Springs shooting
• 1 killed, 2 injured in crowd fight in Greenville
• Oconee reactors release tritium into SC waterways
• Anti-war icon Bob Dylan jams in a Vietnam at peace
• Is a cosponsor of S. 724, Ensuring Pay for our Military Act of 2011, to make sure our troops and their families would not see an interruption in their pay if there is a funding gap as a result of the shutdown.
• Franklin Park customers urged to boil water
• Missing Lexington Co. man returns home
• I will refund my salary to the Bureau of the Public Debt within the U.S. Department of Treasury. Our brave men and women serving in uniform will not get paid during the shutdown. I believe Members of Congress should think twice about putting their way of
• Weekend challenge: Dodge thunderstorms
• Engineers testing SC ride that killed 6-year-old
• Robbery suspect leaves big picture of self at victim’s home
• SC vies for headquarters of US Africa Command
• SC teen killed on highway named in father's memory
• Woman facing DUI: I took pain meds before crash
• Ex-Beaufort Clerk pleads guilty to federal charge
• Embezzling charge for Liberty school bookkeeper
• Library of Congress exhibit comes to Florence
• A Clemson Tiger in King Cocky's condos?
• Tennis Celebrates Seniors
• Columbia Blanks Lions
• Local leaders champion Amazon tax break
• Mast General Store sets opening date
• Fatal shooting victim ID'd as 20-year-old
• Photo galleries: A neighborhood in recovery
• Two charged in Waffle House shooting
• SC family: 'ugly' relationship prior to 2 killings
• Man steals car, leads police on chase
• UPDATE: Neighborhood postpones zoning vote; federal judge to rule at a later date
• Sumter man dies in single-car wreck
• Japan lifts new tsunami warning after 7.4 quake
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
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• Public Notices
• Public Notices
• Please support animal rescue organizations
• What is SQ Rescue?
• Greyhounds need you
• Elaine Gressette Parker
• Skyhawks outlast Cardinal Newman
• Coach not treading water
• Lady Cards fly by Hammond
• Bearcats and Eagles have reasons for optimism down the stretch
• Demons down Devils
• Falcons bury Bulldogs
• Vikings take opener from Laurens
• Cardinals beat Bearcats
• Brookland–Cayce zones in against Airport
• Vikings can’t cool off Cavaliers
• USC Gospel Choir presents its debut performance
• USC Dance Conservatory’s Sleeping Beauty April 15–16 at the Koger Center
• God’s Trombone to be performed Easter Sunday Morning
• Rhythm and Blooms returns to Riverbanks Botanical Garden
• Great Backyard Bird Count produced a “gold mine” of information
• Star Chefs
• Rambling Rose Returns
• Another year at the top for RNE’s Model UN
• Veterans, spouses invited to free benefits seminar
• Events
• Massing of Colors event to be held April 17
• Math whizzes compete in annual contest at CCU
• History comes to Forest Lake Elementary School
• Carnival seeks craft and goods vendors
• Miss Pavey and Mr.Jones exchange vows April 2, 2011
• Miss Barnhill and Mr. DePass marry April 2, 2011
• Elmwood Tour of Homes and Gardens May 1
• USC Chapter NSDAR honors valor
• Miss Hughey and Mr. Thacker plan June wedding
• Failure is inevitable; giving up is unforgivable.
• McDonald’s® set to hire 200 in Midlands
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Columbia’s newest police officers graduate
• Columbia Police Chief Randy Scott
• Cayce residents speak out at April meeting
• Assistant solicitors speak to Hyatt Park/ Keenan Terrace residents
• West Columbia City Council designates April as Autism Awareness Month
• Richland County Council meetings may be televised
• Fighting Gamecock
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Radiation report
• National Volunteer Week provides opportunities
• Tree of Life Synagogue
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Do parents have options other than public school?
• Brick and mortar retailers say Amazon sales tax deal unfair to other businesses
• Tax break for Amazon unfair
• Grandparents’ Brag Box
• Hoarder causes dogs to die
• American Red Cross responds after severe thunderstorms
• Young people fine tune their decorum
• Forest Acres Classic, a victory for everyone
• After the storm, the cleanup
• Gunman opens fire in Brazilian school, 13 dead
• Suspected carjacker arrested after chase
• Police investigating fatal shooting at Colony Apartments
• Nearly 1,000 acres on SC sea islands preserved
• Nat'l Parks face federal shutdown on Civil War eve
• Bachmann gets larger venue for April 16 event in Bluffton
• Man wanted in Richland Co. robbery arrested in N.C.
• Upstate principal charged with financial crimes
• More than 20,000 still without power in Carolinas
• Charges dropped against man accused of burning dog
• Greenville woman facing DUI charge in worker death
• Sea turtle treated in SC being released in Florida
• White House says shutdown will delay pay to troops
• Gamecocks' Garcia suspended indefinitely
• Greenville News Editorial: S.C. residents win with roll-call votes
• SC authorities say grandmother, 9-month-old killed
• EPA regulation of carbon is the worst possible outcome and a disaster in the making. The EPA will put burdens on consumers and businesses they cannot handle. It has long been clear to me that elected representatives should write the rules, not the EPA.
• Photos: Storm comes knocking
• Weather service: Greenview damage caused by microburst
• Possible shutdown looms over Civil War anniversary
• Manning mayor wins special State House election
• States, Amtrak vying for high-speed train money
• Man dies after Waffle House shooting
• Fire breaks out in storm-blasted neighborhood
• No deal yet as possible government shutdown looms
• Storm destroys Columbia homes
• Starfish fill beach
• SLED probes Orangeburg sheriff's office's finances
• Schools face cliff as education money dries up
• Top-ranked Wozniacki takes court at Family Circle
• Clemson group uses origami to help tsunami victims
• Families of SC's fallen military to be honored
• Debate scheduled in SC for private school choice
• Appalachian art on display at East Tenn State Univ
• FBI hosting cyber vulnerability meeting in SC
• SC fundraiser aids Japanese zoos, aquariums
• OUCH! The cost of driving nears record
• Soccer Picks Up Lilli Neal
• ICYMI: Haley announces waste and fraud tipline
• Former Columbia man admits threatening state senator
• Man pleads guilty to threatening SC senator
• Boeing didn't expect 737 cracks so soon
• Bachman to appear at Columbia Tea Party rally
• House panel OKs merging arts, museum agencies
• Haley announces waste and fraud tipline
• The CLASS Act is a Ponzi scheme that would make Bernie Madoff blush. It's billed as an insurance program for long-term care, but really it's just a huge and very costly government accounting trick. Remember Enron accounting? Well, I believe eve
• Lexington sewage plant leaks after power loss
• Thousands watch online as eagles hatch in Iowa + live video
• A Prince of a gift for Eau Claire children's program
• High winds, rain, blast South Carolina, South
• Some have asked why it’s important to try KSM before military commission and why military commissions have a place in the War on Terror. Terror suspects like KSM do not deserve the same constitutional rights as an American citizen. I questioned At
• Sheriff: Dog kept missing child safe + video
• Air France plane crash parts found; no black boxes
• ATM thieves may have struck elsewhere in SC
• Japan nuke plant spews more radiation into sea
• Columbia Stuns Lady Barons
• Columbia College Featured on Southern States Showcase
• Ownership no defense in burglary case
• Ga. preacher to jump bike over 9 buses
• KSM, the mastermind of 9/11, is the epitome of an enemy combatant, and his crimes against the American people were a violation of the law of war. I'm glad he and the other 9/11 co-conspirators will be held accountable within the military commissio
• Stump-grinding crew ruptures gas line in Shandon
• Washington Must Get a Balanced Budget or Go Bust
• NTSB: Cracks found in 3 grounded Southwest planes
• ATM machine ripped from foundation, stolen
• Swift's fans carry her to ACM entertainer award
• Orangeburg man charged with killing girlfriend
• Man, woman found dead in burning Taylors home
• Spartanburg woman recognized as SC mother of year
• Martirosyan Named Tennis Player of the Week
• Developments in Japan's disasters, nuclear crisis
• Gadhafi envoy in Europe to seek end to crisis
• Toal orders clearing of DUI backlog
• Share your Carolina Cup photos
• ATM machine ripped from foundation, stolen
• Man found dead in Hemingway fire also was shot
• Moncks Corner garden puts up gator warning signs
• Will be a guest on CBS Face The Nation this Sunday to discuss Libya and the latest on the federal budget.
• Softball Grabs Biggest Win in Program History
• SC Forestry officials suspect arson in McClellanville wildfire
• 6 dogs killed after attack on Cayce officers
• Woman charged with impersonating a nurse
• SC panel: Financial benefits key to green economy
• Man ruled competent to stand trial in Obama threat
• Dam no longer a threat to Irmo area homes
• Progress Energy to close coal-fired plant early
• Senate Republicans Push to Repeal Dodd-Frank Financial Takeover
• Update: Teen made up Fort Jackson abduction
• Developments in Japan's disasters, nuclear crisis
• Libyan opposition sets conditions for cease-fire
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.8 pct, two-year low
• S.C. Realtors go high-tech with Google Apps
• Guilty plea in deaths of 2 Oconee County sisters
• EPA opposes Kershaw gold mine expansion
• Jury: SC, not realty firm, owns marsh channels
• 2 more defendants get prison in SC home invasions
• Bronx Zoo cobra found in its reptile house
• Seneca man cleared in cab driver's death
• Attempted pressure-washer theft goes awry in a hurry
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1949
• Columbia College Launches New Athletic Website
• A balanced budget constitutional amendment provides the best hope of regaining and maintaining fiscal sanity. It’s past time we get our nation’s fiscal house in order and passage of this necessary reform will finally rein in Congressional spe
• Soldier charged with soliciting a minor online
• Vehicle blaze creates show in Five Points (+ reader photos)
• Violent Lexington home invader gets 30 years
• House OKs Medicaid cuts
• Midlands Master Naturalist course begins May 5
• Master Gardeners’ Plant Sale
• Columbia Garden Club presents “Garden pARTy April 15
• Star Chefs
• The Grumpy Gardener’s Plant Picks for 2011
• Public Notices
• Builders urge Congress to restore credit flow
• Teen pregnancy costs S.C.
• McLeese reappointed as CASA
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Head of Chicago Fed speaks at Moore
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Richland One’s Evening High School recognized nationally for drop–out prevention efforts
• Richland One’s Mobile Learning Adventure Bus reaches out to parents
• Notice of Application
• Notice to creditors of estates
• Public Notices
• Springdale Elementary School student of the month
• Graduation, absolute, and growth ratings up in Richland Two
• Third–grader “pitches” for USC Gamecocks
• It’s “ten–hut” for Richland Northeast NJROTC
• Northside Middle School collects Pennies for Patients
• Local man looks to strike bowling glory
• Airport comes back to down Devils
• Lady Eagles fly past Dreher
• Bearcats ease by Lower Richland
• Falcons top Dreher in OT
• Late goal lifts Flora over Devils
• Depleted Lady Cardinals earn trip to Lady Bearcat Invitational final
• Highlanders honored at the State House
• Dreher perseveres over Diamonds
• Falcons come back to beat Vikings
• Theatre South Carolina brings “comical” approach to Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors
• Events
• Glenforest School honors its “Treasures in the Forest”
• Blythewood Lions hold Appreciation Night
• Sistercare honors two survivors of domestic violence
• USC McKissick Museum to hold “Art & Soul in Old Shandon” fundraiser
• BBYO donates 75 books to Mill Creek Elementary School
• Fifth graders raise money for children in Haiti
• Irmo JROTC to hold Memorial Bataan March
• Richland GOP elects merit delegates to state convention
• Hall of Fame Coach speaks to inmates
• Council member speaks to CCN
• As China Goes, So Goes the World
• City kicks off book iniative
• Annual A(ugusta) Baker’s Dozen set for April 14-16
• Business editor writes best account of ACA
• Nelson Mullins’ Ed Mullins recognized for leadership in law
• Bullying, not a new problem
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• SC Historic Aviation Foundation adds to Honor Flight weekend
• All Saints Episcopal Church of Cayce
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• American Red Cross responds to multi unit apartment fire
• Bridge to Columbia’s Future
• Books, music, and movies for low prices
• Art, tacos, and money
• Entrepreneurs take advantage of St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
• A.C. Flora sophomore collects supplies for Humane Society
• Tragedy and triumph bond friends forever
• AP sources: CIA operatives on the ground in Libya
• 1 of world's newest cruise liners visits SC
• Chapin man stabbed to death in fight
• Work begins at memorial for 9 SC firefighters
• Year-long wait is over: New Bluffton Tanger Outlet open
• Sea Pines residents settle beach-setback dispute with state
• 4 SC crime scenes tied to 1 night of violence, death
• DeMint, Graham Cosponsor Balanced Budget Amendment
• DeMint, Graham Cosponsor Balanced Budget Amendment
• Group holds SC conference before Civil War 150th
• Local business joins to support SC cruise industry
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Pork trumps preserving history
• Royals Commits to Columbia
• ICYMI: S.C. exports increase by 23%
• ICYMI: Gov. Haley touts Darlington Raceway, business, tourism
• Lexington County earthen dam at risk of failure
• Columbia texting ban in effect now
• Largely unseen photos of MLK's killer unveiled
• Tainted seafood fears spread as Japan plant leaks
• (pic) met w/ South Carolina @TreasurerLoftis today to discuss fiscal issues facing SC and the nation. #scpol #scgop
• Woman toting rifle holds up SC convenience store
• IV infections examined after 9 hospital deaths
• Testimony: Bloods gang member points to alleged associate as killer
• No raccoon meat in cooler, DHEC tells store
• Obama sets ambitious goal to reduce US oil imports
• Whale that killed trainer returns to SeaWorld show
• SC exports increase more than 23 percent in 2010
• SC man gets 10 years in robbery that led to death
• This is a very good read from Rich Lowry of National Review. Rich makes a compelling case why the ‘cost’ argument in Libya is against our long-term national interests. In my view, the balance sheet of Gaddafi staying versus going is not even
• Beaufort jail escape suspect gets solitary
• New 92-room hotel proposed for Patriots Point
• Bronx Zoo's missing cobra speaks out on Twitter
• Man in jail after woman stabbed, choked
• Gadhafi forces press in on rebels in key oil port
• Columbia 2011 Earth Day Festival
• Keeping Our Promises
• Woman who died in fire identified
• Pilot killed in Elgin crash identified
• will be a guest on Fox News 'On the Record' with Greta Van Susteren at 10 p.m. tonight.
• Panel: Beach development law a challenge
• will be a guest today on WVOC The Voice of Columbia 560 AM today at 3:05 p.m. with Keven Cohen.
• Charges, counter-charges fly in Columbia gang-related trial
• Syrian Cabinet resigns amid unrest
• Crew finds small hole in passenger jet
• It got cold, but not too cold
• Texas Rangers in full force for exhibition against CCU
• Website to pay $950,000 for posting Beatles hits
• Beaufort County treasurer's employee pleads guilty
• Charleston's 437th Airlift Wing gets new commander
• Obama on Libya: 'We have a responsibility to act'
• Woman dies in fire in abandoned storage trailer
• Court to take up huge sex bias claim vs. Wal-Mart
• SC lawmakers take a dim view of new light bulbs
• Officers searching for escaped prisoner
• A management meltdown at crippled plant?
• More radioactive water spills from plant
• Police seize 16 video poker machines in gambling boat raid
• Apartment fire makes 14 homeless
• SC fire department gets grant to add volunteers
• Almost 25 years on, SC beach laws again reviewed
• Rain isn’t going away – and that might be OK
• Man dies in boating accident on Lake Greenwood
• Darius Rucker to give special performance at ACMs
• Senate GOP Battles EPA 'Cap & Tax' Plans
• Softball Wins Weekend Double Header
• Magnitude-6.5 quake off Japan; small tsunami alert
• Radiation from Japan detected in S.C.; trace levels pose no risk to residents
• Pistol-wielding man robs convenience story
• Air raids hit Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte in Libya
• What is hell? Book stirs debate about afterlife
• Developments in Japan's disasters, nuclear crisis
• I-95 cameras snap speeders, spark controversy
• Update: Coastal blaze 100% contained
• One dead in Kershaw County plane crash
• Columbia next to file charges against chiropractor
• OMG! Online abbreviations make the OED
• Breach in reactor suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• SC unemployment continues to abate
• Rock Hill design blogger appears on “Nate Berkus Show”
• Academy Sports to open in Village at Sandhill
• Man now living in SC admits to defrauding Conn. out of $300,000
• Comet-hunting spacecraft shuts down after 12 years
• Boeing topping off SC 787 interior fixtures plant
• Emails shed light on Haley’s role at Lexington hospital
• Police: More than 10,000 dead from Japan disaster
• Lawmaker: Claims cap needs review after SC crash
• Assassin wannabe makes it easy for feds to find him
• Body pulled from Wateree at U.S. 378
• NRC officials cite problems at SC nuclear reactor
• Home destroyed by fire started by lit cigarette
• World War II vet awarded Bronze Star
• Richland deputies stop copper thieves in the act
• City launches Community Gardens program
• Star Chefs
• The Magnificent Green Mile
• NOTICE OF SALE
• Chambers and counties form MIDSTATE coalition
• Project designed to tackle health care reform
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Health insurance revolution on the way
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Columbia Police Department gets a helicopter
• Deputy speaks at We Are Olympia meeting
• Sorority gives to Habitat for Humanity
• Local cadet earns position on The Citadel’s Summerall Guards
• St. John Neumann students raise money for Japanese tsunami victims
• Dreher High School gets a little greener
• Governor Nikki Haley proclaims Girl Scout Week
• Stevenson Music Scholarship applications due April 22
• Parent University graduates first class
• Three USC winners from A.C. Flora High School
• Family math night at Food Lion
• Airport High School JROTC Drill Team takes first place
• Troop 324 member earns Eagle Scout
• School of Music News
• Workshop Theatre brings Victor/ Victoria to the Main Stage
• Patsy Cline and Louise are back
• Events
• Tree of Life Congregation to host second annual Jewish Cultural Festival
• Former state archeologist honored
• Petal Pushers hear about amazing trio
• Whaling is huge subject
• Gloria Marion Miller Robinson
• Miss Sozzi and Mr. Kinney plan April wedding in Georgetown
• Little Gray Coats, Children of the Confederacy receive official charter
• Falcons survive B–C charge
• Conner takes Lower Richland baseball reigns
• Cardinals overcome cards and Heathwood
• Bearcats bounce back against Dreher
• McDaniel’s late goal lifts B–C over Blue Devils
• Airport flies past Falcons
• A.C. Flora grounds Eagles
• Falcons withstand furious Cardinal rally
• Dreher battles Airport to PKs
• B–C holds on to beat Eagles
• Blue Devils get help from Bearcats
• Are we having fun yet?
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Concern for social justice effects book
• Phantom seen dancing by the river
• Correction Carolina on My Mind March 18, 2011
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Promoting open government on Madison’s birthday
• The perfect time to open a Future Scholar 529 Account
• Prince’s drummer visits his alma mater, Keenan High School
• Happy 225th Birthday, Columbia!
• Men, are you man enough to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes?
• DC incident spurs look at airport tower staffing
• Funeral set for 6-year-old boy killed in SC crash
• S.C. residents flock to urban areas, coast
• Gulf probe: Blowout preventer was flawed
• Fires driven by high winds contained on SC coast
• Analysis: Libya mission is clouded by confusion
• AP analysis: US economic stress dips in past year
• US soldier gets 24 years for murders of 3 Afghans
• Notice: Insect-watchers needed
• Census: Columbia still largest SC city
• Evacuations urged in advance of mammoth fire near McClellanville
• Richland assessor notes values down again this year
• 150 attend pro-Moore rally
• Sewage spill: 2400 block of Barhamville Rd.
• President Obama and the Democrats in Congress have tried every conceivable idea to sell people on their health care reform. Too bad for them, but the American people aren’t buying it. One year later the many structural flaws of Obamacare are bett
• Video: Graham tours Oconee Nuclear Power Station, discusses nuclear energy #scpol #sctweets #nuclear @independentmail
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 in LA
• Six-car wreck kills 1, ties up I-77
• Israeli police blame militants for bombing
• Moore's ouster prompts rally at State House
• Police: Man jailed in shooting tried to break out
• New NAACP seeing more gay, diverse chapter leaders
• Census to release information on SC residents
• Softball Swept by Tornados
• Screams fill 911 calls after fatal SC train crash
• Former Citadel QB gets 30 years in home invasions
• AP source: Chris Brown destroys dressing room
• State trooper making U-turn, second driver, injured in Farrow Road accident
• Man, woman reported dead in car at SC boat ramp
• Two snow days excused in Richland 2
• Suspect arrested in Cayce robberies
• Chapin woman charged in murder-for-hire plot
• Loftis says Haley, staff making backroom decisions
• Harbison State Forest smoke is controlled burn
• Lexington settles on hotel tax aid
• Power lines up in progress at Japan nuclear plant
• US jet crashes in Libya, both crew are safe
• Control of Libya’s skies may not end crisis on ground
• Gaston man gets 25 years in drug case
• SC man accused of molesting nursing home patients
• Arizona deputies arrests NY, SC men in heroin case
• 4 SC schools to receive Palmetto's Finest awards
• Candlelight vigil planned for SC crash victim
• 2.9-magnitude earthquake rattles SC and NC
• Crisis at crippled Japan plant could continue for weeks
• (pic) Graham answers questions from members of the Sumter Tea Party. #scpol #scgop #tea #sumter #sctweets #tcot
• Playboy searching for "Girls of the SEC" in Columbia
• S.C. utility talks power sale with Florida firm
• Top open source developers coming
• SC: inspector faked report on train ride involved in child's death
• ATM break-in attempt with torch fails
• Suspect sought in 3 store robberies
• 'Real World' auditions in Columbia Wednesday
• ICYMI: Editorial boards hail Senate approval of on-the-record voting
• SC man who had sex with horse released from prison
• Police: Japan disaster death toll to top 18,000
• Pentagon: Gadhafi forces in disarray after assault
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• Suspect in Lexington kidnapping surrenders
• NASA’s Bolden to dedicate McNair Center in Lake City
• Gilbert man dies when he loses control of Harley
• St. Matthews police chief dies after car hits tree
• Man charged with killing wife in Murrells Inlet
• Possible petroleum leak moving toward a city drinking water source
• Ard charges: Dems say criminal, GOP defends lt gov
• Ethics staff: Ard improperly spent on meals, trips
• Father sentenced to 25 years for death of daughter
• Ex-SC sheriff gets 17 years on drug charges
• will be a guest on Fox News Sunday to discuss UN Security Council approval of a No-Fly zone over Libya.
• SLED Chief Lloyd to step down early – but not now
• Man shot by Lexington deputies was a former deputy
• Fort Jackson conducts ‘controlled burn’
• Powerball winner establishes scholarships
• Japan official: Disasters overwhelmed government
• Libyan declares cease-fire after UN vote
• The Greenway: A city project, from the neighborhood up
• Police: Man lying in street hit, killed by vehicle
• Edgefield man faces life after drug sting
• Japan raises severity of nuclear accident
• NASA spacecraft now circling Mercury _ a first
• Students to protest replacing Moore
• Hilton Head Island/Bluffton added to “The Movement” town hall schedule
• Country’s Ferlin Husky dies
• U.N. Security Council approves no-fly zone over Libya
• Anytime you can cut spending in Washington, you should seize the opportunity to do so. We have cut spending by $10 billion in the past five weeks with more cuts on the way. I will continue to push for a permanent funding agreement for the rest of Fis
• City of Columbia accepting grant applications for tourism-related funding
• Ridgeland employee accused of embezzling $118,000
• Rock, Scissors, Ipad Tournament coming March 24
• Chief of staff at Fort Jackson speaks to Forest Acres Neighborhood Association
• Enjoy St. Patrick’s Day Celebration in Five Points
• Richland County Council attempts to fine tune
• Library conference room dedicated to the memory of Brandon LaVar Byrd
• Shandon Neighborhood Association members hear more about bus system
• Authors entertain at Richland Mall
• Money, money everywhere
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• The Shepherd’s Center of Columbia begins spring semester
• The Salvation Army needs your help for Japan
• St. John’s Episcopal Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Lawmakers look to muzzle State Ethics Commission Staff
• DeMint knows the truth?
• Click your mouse to see how your government spends its money
• You Came Here to Die, Didn’t You
• In My Story... students tell about growing up, understanding, and what unites us all
• Singer makes Magic Sand
• Garden Club Council to meet
• Follow the Blooms garden tour May 14–22
• Star Chefs
• Stars of the Spring Garden
• Public Notices
• March of Dimes awards more than $467,000
• New mattress store comes to the Village
• Animal shelter announces “My Pet Promise” campaign
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Latest hurdles on the port and nuclear power
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• RNE student a National Merit Scholarship finalist
• Scholarship gala to honor beloved teacher’s memory
• Richland One to host Fourth Annual Closing the Achievement Gap Conference
• Glenforest School seventh grader proves “horsing around” may be good for the environment
• Keep the Midlands Beautiful kicks off pilot program at Hyatt Park Elementary with help from Walmart
• Forest Lake Elementary a magnet school of distinction, for third time in four years
• South Carolina’s Magnificent Five
• Catholic Charities of the Midlands offers Clean of Heart
• Eat Green, local, organic, and historic
• Scholarship winners perform for music clubs
• Son of Columbia woman participates in Cobra Gold
• Seniors put on dancing shoes on Fridays
• Carolina on my Mind
• Trustus Theatre assembles cast for Assassins
• Hairspray is coming
• Events
• Celebration of Inspiring Women to be March 25
• Public is invited to hear the Brotherhood Chorus March 27
• Together We Can Read
• Cal l ing
• Dining for Women to meet
• The Braggin' Board
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• MASTER’S SALE 2007-CP-40-6596
• McDaniel honored
• Falcons blast Lower Richland
• A.C. Flora beats Bearcats
• Falcons open season with key win over B–C
• Stars are St. Pat’s champs!
• Cardinal Newman blanks Ben Lippen
• Cards ground Falcons
• Late goal lifts Cardinals over Dreher
• Varied expectations for Airport baseball
• Cavaliers’ small–ball tops Eau Claire
• Brookland–Cayce outmuscles Cards
• Falcons flourish
• Brookland–Cayce outmuscles Cards
• Vikings overcome Cavaliers
• House to vote on cutting off funds for NPR
• Gadhafi forces bomb airport at rebel stronghold
• Japanese choppers dump water on stricken reactor
• Community Calendar
• Bahrain detains 7 opposition figures
• Census: More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• 4 New York Times journalists missing in Libya
• Georgetown deputy, wife accused of animal cruelty
• Ex-SC sheriff to be sentenced on drug charges
• Investigators allege 92 ethics violations against Lt. Gov.
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• Hospital: No one here filled out application for Haley
• Kershaw man walking on highway killed by car
• Prince tickets sell briskly
• Edgefield woman wins $1 million in lottery
• Woman, children dead in murder-suicide
• Cops: Couple dead in murder-suicide in York County
• Japanese plant poses little threat to world
• US expert: Breach possible at Japan nuclear plant
• Lexington County house fire sends two to hospital
• Property owner found dead in North grass fire
• House again refuses to increase state workers’ insurance costs
• More charges for Lexington Co. chiropractor
• 7 arrested in Lancaster County video poker sting
• SCE&G says its Fairfield nuclear site is safe
• DeMint on Budget Deficit & Spending Cuts
• Crisis could cool S.C. plans
• Boy charged in SC shooting told of plans in video
• SC man arrested in shooting death of man in car
• St. Pats in Five Points street delays and closings
• Bodies washing ashore with the tide
• U.S. economy feels quake impact
• Conroy, Warley return to Citadel for book signing
• Charleston woman shot, killed as she washes dishes
• Designer being selected for SC cruise terminal
• SC businesses could get break for hiring jobless
• Tasteless tweets cost actor his job as voice of the Aflac duck
• Aiken town hall TOMORROW
• Sewage line break leads to spill into Twelve Mile Creek
• Driver sought in Forest Acres hit-and-run that hurt pedestrian
• 3 men, 1 armed, rob Two Notch video store
• Man killed when ATV hits tree
• U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham tours Charleston Harbor with the Honorable Jo-Ellen Darcy, Assistant Secretary of the Army-Civil Works, First District Congressman Tim Scott, and South Carolina port officials.
• Man could go free after murder conviction reversed
• DeMint Introduces Army Corps of Engineers Reform Bill
• Fort Jackson conducts "controlled burn"
• In Charleston today with Jo-Ellen Darcy, Assistant Secretary of the Army-Civil Works, Tim Scott & port officials to discuss harbor deepening.
• Japan’s massive earthquake has no effect on culture’s impeccable manners
• Hanahan company hiring 100 to support Boeing
• Graham, Army discuss deepening Charleston Harbor
• SC utility regulators pitch conservation program
• Conservatives to Oppose New Stop-Gap Funding Measure
• 180K flee as Japan's nuke-plant crisis intensifies
• Spanking infants is common among depressed dads
• Police make arrest in December shooting death
• Minor quakes common, tsunamis rare on SC coast
• 5,000 jobs on the line in Medicaid cuts
• Tsunami waves hit Ore. coast after sweeping Hawaii
• The Administration has badly managed the trial of Khalid Sheik Mohammad (KSM) and the 9/11 conspirators. KSM should face trail by military commission, not federal district court. Under the Laws of War, he is not entitled to the same constitutional righ
• Prince to perform in Columbia
• Southwest Airlines landing in South Carolina
• Mistrial declared in 2007 shooting of SC officer
• Man sentenced to life in prison in sexual assault
• Bill could help keep Heritage tournament in S.C.
• Lexington County chiropractor faces new charges
• Tribute show opening in new Myrtle Beach location
• New charges against long-haul trucker held in Columbia sexual assault
• Two suspects in Columbia shooting arrested
• Ala pays $1M for freak accident that killed SC mom
• US govt suing Greenville firm over 401(k) plan
• Celebrate the return of spring at the Carolina Classic Home and Garden Show
• Springtime at the Garden Festival to take place March 26
• Tree of Life Sisterhood’s 58th Holland flower bulb sale
• Abingdon Manor Inn & Restaurant Latta, S.C.
• Star Chefs
• One Loquacious Loquat
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• Upstate S.C. Alliance honors Hitt
• Columbia Rotary Club awards grants
• Folks about town
• City subsidizes façade improvements downtown
• Briefs
• Eagles lack experience
• Blue Devils full of potential
• Expectations always high for B–C soccer
• Team chemistry key for Lady Blue Devils
• Lady Eagles building on success
• Defense leads the way for Lady Bearcats
• Skyhawks honored by S.C. House of Representatives
• Jaramillo gets hat trick for Cardinal Newman
• Highlanders run past Cardinals
• Lady Cardinals handle Hammond
• Cardinal Newman grounds Falcons
• Lady Blue Devils down Diamond Hornets
• Lady Raiders fall in overtime
• Raiders claim second straight title
• Yellow Jackets are State Champions!
• Lady Vikings take the title back
• THE THRILL OF VICTORY AND THE AGONY OF DEFEAT
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Finances force out four– legged friends
• Boynton
• How to find a pet sitter who’s the cat’s meow
• Canine police officers need body armor, too
• St. Joseph Catholic School receives state–wide character award
• Broadway’s Into the Woods brings to the stage what the Brothers Grimm left out
• A.C. Flora Math Team brings home multiple awards from Georgia Tech
• Columbia senior to represent state in Poetry Out Loud national finals
• Glenforest School hosts second annual alaG fundraiser and gala
• Pulitzer prize winner Isabel Wilkerson to speak at library
• Midlands Technical College Foundation receives $50,000 grant from Bank of America
• Two Girl Scouts reach out in their community
• Seventies Music Experience returns to Five Points
• Palmetto Mastersingers to present concert at Virginia Wingard Memorial United Methodist Church
• Arts at Shandon presents “Stained Glass and Spirituals”
• Events
• International Vintage Guitar Collectors Association comes to Columbia
• USC exhibit “Beyond Domesticity” examines facets of women’s writing
• USC Dance Company brings NYC Ballet Principals to Columbia for the 6th Annual “Ballet Stars of NY”
• Irmo High School presents Moon Over Buffalo
• Miss Lybrand and Mr. Gray marry March 5, 2011
• Miss Johnston and Mr. Knight exchange vows March 5, 2011
• Miss Alexander and Mr. Bolton wed March 4, 2011
• Local singer holds CD Release Party
• Relief for Medicare fraud
• SC Press Association elects officers
• Nobel prize winner speaks against landmines
• Former governor exchanges words with future politician
• South Kilbourne Yard Sale postponed
• One Book, One Columbia
• Nuf sed
• Late night till–tapping
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Columbia’s own to be featured at Annual SC Book Festival
• Volunteers knit Head Huggers
• Melrose Heights named one of the best historic house neighborhoods
• Incarnation Lutheran Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Who should make decisions about your healthcare?
• Pay now or pay later
• Community newspapers are more important than ever
• Forest Heights students will sing in the “World’s Largest Concert”
• Do you believe in magic?
• Finances force out four– legged friends
• SC jobless rate drops to 10.5 percent in January
• SC recipe semifinalist in healthy lunch contest
• Woman charged with felony DUI in fatal SC crash
• Live video: Rep. King hearings on Muslim radicalization
• SC mother denied parole in son's smothering death
• Washington Post columnist David Broder dead at 81
• Memorial services being held for slain airmen
• Lexington man dies in Afghanistan 
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems, cuts collective bargaining
• Lexington man dies in Afghanistan 
• Wild weather moving through Midlands
• Tanner, Leggett talk after heated series
• Trail of damage follows traffic stop, Columbia woman in custody
• Voted in support of the Republican budget proposal which would have reduced federal spending by $61.5 billion.
• Man killed outside Columbia apartments
• Gas main break locks down high school, two neighborhoods
• Lawyer: Navy inventing grounds to fire sailor
• SC House panel advances Medicaid bill
• Cayce man gets 30 years for assaulting girl
• NPR chief executive quits over hidden camera video
• Live video: Discovery's final descent, landing
• Fire in central Pa. farmhouse kills 7 kids
• Lexington County chiropractor arrested in assaults
• Grease block drives sewage into Gills Creek
• Officials: Hot towels caused SC nursing home fire
• Impact of Charleston cruise industry discussed
• Spartanburg hosting forum on gang-related issues
• Flood watch posted for parts of northern SC
• Republicans Push to End President’s Failed Mortgage Program
• Sprucing up Main Street
• ATV bill hits snag
• SC attorney general seeks probe into dog shootings
• Richland County escapee captured
• Family will reopen Dino's
• SC attorney general seeks probe into dog shootings
• Pedestrian killed on Garner's Ferry Road ID'd
• 2 fatal collision survivors remain critical
• House approves change in way SC pays for education
• Haley announces campaign memoir
• Haley: Benefits changes won't affect already-retired state workers
• Republican Senators Introduce National Right to Work Act
• Data update: 207 new restaurant inspections
• Body found in aftermath of Hopkins house fire
• Party of No Show
• South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is writing memoir
• City to lease community gardening space
• Oil hovers near $105 in Asia amid Libyan fighting
• Bond denied for man shot by deputy
• Richland library to be closed Thursday
• S.C. Supreme Court dismisses Wal-Mart case
• Gas prices about more than just oil
• Two teens jailed after Five Points robbery
• Lexington parents accused of child neglect released from jail
• Spartanburg woman blames wreck on frosty window
• Pedestrian killed on Garners Ferry Rd. Sunday
• Judge refuses to throw out SC Rep's tax charges
• Haley: Charm, local pride vital to rural economy
• Ingle's grocery chain founder dies at age 77
• Vintage NASCAR cars will race again
• 2 men sought in W. Columbia thefts
• SC armored vehicle firm opens Canadian subsidiary
• SC aid could be cut to towns with speed cameras
• Federal budget cuts could affect SC wildlife area
• SC man charged with leaving scene of fatal wreck
• Clemson hosting community development conference
• SC researchers study evacuation behavior
• Public Broadcasting Should Go Private
• Florence teen saves grandmother from choking
• Mom returns from Iraq, surprises son at school
• Pickup truck kills Lexington pedestrian
• DUI suspect smashes into Columbia police car
• Man in underpants arrested in Five Points
• NC, SC politely fight over presidential birthplace
• Softball Celebrates Family Day
• Weekend of Champions: Spring Valley wins 4A girls crown
• Big sinkhole closes lanes on Rosewood Drive
• USC warns of computer breach for thousands
• Dr. Berwick's past record of controversial statements and general lack of experience managing an organization as large and complex as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) should disqualify him from being confirmed as CMS Administrato
• DeMint, Coburn Introduce Bill to Defund NPR, PBS
• DeMint, Coburn Introduce Bill to Defund NPR, PBS
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 pct., 192K jobs added
• Man thought to be lost SC boater arrested in Fla.
• Beaufort kazoo company garners national honor
• Northeast Richland house destroyed by fire
• NASA: Rocket probably in ocean after failed launch
• More than 100 cats euthanized in Horry County
• Pelzer is source of $1M Powerball ticket
• SC man convicted of killing 5-month-old daughter
• SC treasurer questions spending at naval museum
• Keyton takes MTV brand beyond the music
• Chapin High students demand an end to squabble
• Basketball SSAC Honors
• Camden man charged in drive-by shooting
• Driver in spill that blocked Lexington traffic cited
• Deputy shoots, wounds suspect; SLED investigating
• Cops: Man detained after threats against Sanford
• SC mother: Son was 1 of airmen killed in Frankfurt
• Former CFO sentenced for embezzling $3 million
• Out-of-control Lexington fire destroys building
• Voted in favor of United States Senator Mike Lee's (R-Utah) resolution in support of a Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment.
• Illegal immigration bill stalled in Senate
• Mexican drug dealer 'Calero' sentenced to 20 years
• Ring in spring with a green lawn
• Star Chefs
• Botanical Bartering in Historical Perspective
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• CDM acquires Wilbur Smith
• Chiropractic office opens in West Columbia
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• USC partners with the Savannah River National Laboratory
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
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• “Let’s Move!” Kids Day Columbia at Finlay Park
• Dutch Fork Air Force JROTC wins Battle of the Bells
• Richland One students named 2011 National Merit Program finalist
• Two Richland One students named 2011 National Achievement Program finalists
• Busbee Creative Arts Academy is first S.C. school awarded the Apple Exemplary Program Honor
• Valentine for vets draws Fort Jackson command to Richland Northeast High School
• Keenan band to march in national parade
• Webber Elementary School receives grant to create outdoor classroom
• Eau Claire student appointed to U.S. Naval Academy
• South Carolina’s U.S. history standards earn “best–in–nation” rating
• Brookland–Cayce High School Honors Choir students receive superior rating at National Music Educators Conference
• Midlands Technical College named a Bellwether Award national finalist
• Brookland–Cayce High School Tri–M Music Honor Society holds induction ceremony
• International poetry contest recognizes Governor’s School student
• Richland Two Culinary Cook–off
• Richland One’s United Way campaign highest among Midlands districts
• Teacher awarded South Carolina International Educator honors
• Because the weather isn’t the only thing a little crazy right now...
• Support opera in the Midlands
• Laura McCants Dana
• Beware! technology may come back and bite us
• Miss Atkinson and Mr. Crosswell plan August wedding in Charleston
• Charles B. Trebuchon
• S.C. Chief Justice Jean Toal to receive the Sandra Day O’Conor Award
• Madame Butterfly to be performed May 13
• Anna Sweeny
• Mary Shivers
• High Voltage Theatre presents Phantom of the Opera
• Workshop Theatre brings Victor/ Victoria to the main stage this spring
• Columbia City Ballet to present A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• Events
• Student artist to be featured in exhibit at Presbyterian College
• Arts at Shandon presents The Crucible
• Highlanders are State Champs!
• They’re wrong – NOT saving Social Security is "delusional." We must reform entitlements to put both our short and long-term fiscal house in order. Washington liberal groups like this will never like it. A challenge to the status-q
• Raiders going for two
• Lady Raiders overcome Columbia when it counts
• Great things coming in threes for Spring Valley
• Yellow Jackets fly by Dorman en route to State Championship game
• Lady Highlanders fall to Pinewood
• Heathwood moves to final
• USC Chapter NSDAR celebrates 54 years
• Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship applications available
• Slip and slide on the Indian Ocean
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Sheriff warns of telephone scam
• Senator attends Hyatt Park Neighborhood meeting
• City of Columbia receives positive bond rating
• Cayce City Council votes to support Riverland Park
• Boeing in line for another expensive taxpayer gift?
• Citizens react to rumors of health department relocation
• Columbia City Council recognizes community activists
• West Columbia City Council celebrates Earl H. Sease Sr.’s 100th birthday
• Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
• We have no choice but to help
• Over 800,000 Haitians are without homes
• Without a bus system, some people cannot work
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Lawmakers address copper theft
• Cardinal Newman sophomore’ s novel, The Branding, is published
• Busking Project
• Flora and Footloose
• Grand Strand beach rules are endorsed
• Weather service confirms Greenville tornado
• House gives Haley 3 key wins
• Charleston Wine and Food Festival kicks off in SC
• Get to the Green - 5K Run and 1-Mile Walk
• Saint Patrick's Day Children's Carnival
• Court backs military funeral protests, some veterans dismayed +survey
• Eastern cougars officially extinct
• 2 US airmen killed in Frankfurt airport shooting
• Jobs breaks from medical leave to unveil iPad 2
• Police searching for suspect near Decker Boulevard
• Lindsey Graham on CNN's John King USA at 7:10 pm to discuss Libya and federal spending. @JohnKingCNN #cnn #scpol #scgop #sctweets
• SC closes prison to visitors after flu outbreak
• Hydrogen-powered bus unveiled in Columbia
• SC law officers ask for help fighting copper theft
• Senate: New rates do not punish manufacturers
• Lawmakers hear about plague of copper thefts
• Leads sought in Blythewood burglary
• MB shelter’s cats seized on order of judge
• Mueller says she got order because of threats
• High court rules for military funeral protesters
• N.C. woman charged over daycare meth lab
• Please take a minute to read this story and share it with your Friends. We must remain aware of the sacrifices our men and women in uniform, along with their families, are making in service to our nation.
• Laptop tracks gaze, taking eye-tracking out of lab
• Sumter Co. man dies in early morning wreck
• Charges not likely against driver in fatal collision
• Plans move forward for March 12 budget rally
• Columbia: Don’t text while driving
• Army's new fitness tests add taste of battlefield
• Sen. Graham urges caution on Libya
• Actress Jane Russell dies at 89
• This report validates what most people already knew - certain aspects of the government are duplicative and wasteful. Addressing these problem areas, estimated to save $100-200 billion at a time when we’re running $1.5 trillion yearly deficits, wo
• Concealed weapon bill delayed
• Sewage flows near Saluda River
• 'Push' pulled from shelves in Horry County
• SC driver, 23, injured in wreck that kills Pa. woman
• Judge wants hundreds of SC shelter cats seized
• I’m proud to be a cosponsor of S. 217, The Secret Ballot Protection Act. I believe every American worker should be able to cast their ballot for or against unionization in private and without fear of retribution.
• REPORT: Duplicate Government Programs Cost Taxpayers Billions
• Roller coaster weather ride
• Advance America CEO retiring after 5 years
• BMW to spend $100M more on X3 at Greer plant
• Book returned to SC library 39 years overdue
• Crews work to restore power after Carolinas storms
• SC chief justice wins civics education award
• Pro-Gadhafi forces try to retake strategic city
• Gas prices still going up
• SC poet laureate in residence at Fort Moultrie
• Shaw Air Force Base jets to practice night flights
• New RTA adviser starts today
• House fire being investigated
• Sewage spills near Broad River
• Obama: Flexibility OK, but health care law remains
• Last American veteran of World War I dies at 110
• Fluor Daniel gives $1.5M to USC for research chairs
• New RTA adviser starts Tuesday
• BCBS renews contract, saves 900+ jobs
• Eau Claire home damaged by fire
• Conway girl's violent death subject of TV show
• Thunderstorms forecast for late afternoon
• Lindsey Graham will be a guest today at 10:35 am on Laura Ingraham radio. @ingrahamangle #sctweets #scpol #tcot #sc #scgop
• Lawyer wants racketeering added SC camera lawsuit
• SC farmer reports 20,000 chickens die in hot house
• SC government spends $5 million on cell phones
• Kingston Harbour Clubhouse to Host Fundraiser for Cancer Patient
• Hundreds mourn slain restaurant owner
• Maasai warrior studies tourism at Clemson
• Recycled carpet product manages erosion
• Sunday’s temperature nears historical high
• Lake Murray boater run over by own boat
• 'Free Libya' chants heard in city near capital
• SC wildlife officials say coyotes increasing
• Greenville officials working on green deal with GE
• Woman charged in Lower Richland apartment fire
• S.C. protesters stand with Wisconsin
• 3 killed in wreck after fleeing Rosewood traffic stop
• Town halls in Aiken, Lexington rescheduled
• Tennis Wins Conference Opener
• Senior Day
• What A Week
• Irmo, Ridge View, Spring Valley in title games
• Welcome rain in fire season
• Gadhafi militia open fire on Libya protesters
• 3 Amish children die when buggy flips in Ky. creek
• New Zealand quake toll rises to 113 dead
• SC boy stabs fellow student with steak knife
• Clyburn promises $400K for Charleston Harbor study
• New feature: Real-time gas-price map, list, tips
• Colleton rejects SCE&G ash landfill
• Wis. Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• SC National Guard to put helicopters in Greenville
• Fort Jackson burial for slain restaurateur
• Verizon adding 135 jobs at Greenville call center
• 19th-century house reclaimed in Charleston
• Join us on “The Movement” Town Hall Tour
• Saudi man charged with plotting terrorist attack
• Highway patrol investigating Columbia judge’s accident
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Historical markers note SC's last known lynching
• Garden Club Council to meet
• Garden Club Council of Greater Columbia to host Standard Flower Show
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• Public Notices
• Camps Kemo, Courage, and Happy Days Horse Show raises $55,486 for special camps
• Columbia Film Society awarded $50,000
• Bulow BioTech to host open house at new Columbia location
• “Souper Bowl” raises $8.2 million
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Will S.C. be ready?
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Lake Carolina Elementary School student honored by national organization
• S.C. Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics announces new collaboration with Google Inc.
• Ben Lippen School names interim headmaster
• Author pledges 2,000 Richland County books to local schools
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• Pineview Elementary School student wins Future Chef competition
• Symphony League’s Valentine Ball benefits the SC Philharmonic
• Miss Cantey and Mr. Ferguson marry February 19, 2011
• CC Ariail Alumnae Club and Afternoon Club hear about Native American Heritage
• Petal Pushers hold February meeting
• The power of music ...
• Mended Hearts
• Sandlappers to perform at State Museum and Dreher High School
• Town Theatre brings back the good ol’ days of the 1950s
• Events
• Lake Murray Symphony to perform February 27
• Fulmer Middle girls win 3A division
• Fulmer Middle boys win 3A division
• Charpia to lead B–C athletics
• Hammond JV wins championship
• Lower Richland and Coach Debbie Stroman—a winning combination
• Diamond Hornets sting Tigers, head to Lower State finals
• Irmo win means semifinals back in black (and yellow)
• Lady Vikings head back to the Bi–Lo Center
• Cardinals cruise to 2nd round
• Yellow Jackets regroup and advance
• Highlanders roll through first round
• Lady Cards season comes to a close
• Lady Vikings punish Patriots
• Diamond Hornets blast Hartsville
• Lower Richland’s run ends early
• Dreher survives drought, 2nd round
• Cavaliers clip Eagles to move to second round
• Olympia deals with zoning issues
• The case of the interrupted burglar
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Have a cup of coffee and warm up someone
• Shandon Presbyterian Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• The book Forest Acres is now avai lable
• Correction
• A letter about the Bard of the Yukon
• Saint Martin’s was founded by four churches
• True transparency requires more than lip service
• W.G. Sanders student represents Boy Scouts of America in Washington, DC
• Community builds home for wounded soldier
• Queen crowned at Valentine ball
• One bite and one curl at a time
• A ritzy new electric car
• Dino's owner funeral arrangements set
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in US
• 2 Columbia hunger programs to share in $100,000 grant
• Judge says WikiLeaks' Assange can be extradited
• Sumter man killed in Richland Co. wreck
• Lindsey Graham will be a guest with Anne Eller on Greenwood's WLMA Radio at 9:35 am. Listen live: #scpol #scgop
• Shooting death of Anderson man ruled an accident
• USC ranked a ‘best value’
• Photo feature: An early start to the day
• Colleton County again considers SCE&G landfill
• Developer, philanthropist to speak at Clemson
• 2 USC scholars to discuss aftermath of wars
• Officials meet to discuss fertilizer plant fire
• Hunley film showing for second time in Charleston
• Saint Patrick’s Parade
• Government drops defense of anti-gay-marriage law
• Budget plan cuts doctors, hospitals, K-12, colleges
• 3 charged in laptop theft
• Charter schools lose bid for local tax dollars
• Democrats: Haley, GOP legislators should drop out of state health-care plan
• Woman dies after struck downtown Sunday
• Police: Restaurant owner killed in robbery
• Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• $8,000 meant for vets stolen in Charleston
• Emanuel faces big money woes as next Chicago mayor
• SC man gets 15 years in hit-and-run death
• NZ earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Body of SC boater found after 4-week search
• Park Service workers scan Castle Pinckney in SC
• Police chase ends in suspect's apparent suicide
• Surge in gas prices is not over yet
• Army opening new school for drill sergeants
• Lawmakers eye $200 million in health cuts
• Lexington County firefighters battle Sandy Run wildfire
• SC teenager rescued from chimney at state park
• 2 arrested in Five Points beating
• Watch state budget debate live online
• Traffic rerouted through Lexington
• Gas prices reach $3 mark
• School districts ‘forgiven’ snow days
• Red Flag fire alert lifted
• Assistant SC prosecutor charged with DUI
• Law license revoked for ex-Beaufort County clerk
• Wreck at major Lexington crossing 'an all-day event'
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates, US says
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• Former hustler, world pool champ, teaches game he loves
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 US counties are dying
• NC stepmom charged in disabled girl's killing
• 13-year-old charged in Goose Creek arson
• Fort Jackson soldier dies
• Tests fail to come up with cause of gorilla’s death
• McMaster takes job with USC
• Fountain Inn man arrested for illegal tattooing
• Probe into Greenville Wal-Mart shooting closed
• SC armored vehicle maker cutting 100 jobs
• Some bright spots seen on SC real estate horizon
• USDA, others invest $5M to grow broccoli in East
• Tennis Wins on the Road
• Gadhafi's son warns of civil war in Libya
• Maine Army National Guard member dies in SC
• Corrections officer arrested for stolen guns
• Tipster helps police arrest DUI hit-and-run suspect
• Dog saves Lexington residents from house fire
• Wis. GOP ups pressure on Dems to return and vote
• Coroner: 4-year-old Gaffney girl drowns in pond
• Fort Jackson recruit dies of pneumonia
• Coalition attack killed 50 civilians, Afghans say
• Check the mailbox: Royal wedding invites posted
• Giving You A Voice In Government Again
• Ridgeway man accused of scamming $11,000 from 84-year-old
• More S.C. Guard troops heading for Afghanistan
• Downtown is target of weekend traffic enforcement
• Home intruder dies after choking by resident
• Outdoor burns dangerous this weekend
• State collects record judgment in Medicaid scam
• Monk: 120 years of service, guts and purpose
• will be a guest on NBC Meet The Press this Sunday to discuss the federal budget.
• SC baby sitter charged with toddler's death
• Ethics Commission tallies late-filing violators
• Wis. protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• Deputies: 2 dogs kill Dillon woman, injure owner
• Bahrain security forces fire tear gas on protest
• Gaston man, 38, dies in wreck
• Carowinds to hire 2,100 employees for season
• Malfunction Junction gets millions for designs
• Driven up a wall, or into one, by that maddening voice
• Police: Woman plowed into children walking in street
• Orangeburg man charged with killing baby sitter
• Party for South Carolina campground gets started
• Thieves steal 4,500 gallons of gas from SC store
• Man arrested for poisoning Auburn's historic oaks
• Columbia soldier dies in Iraq
• The Obama stimulus has pretty much been a bust. Very few benefits or jobs created, but loads of new debt.
• House panel OKs abortion restrictions
• Pit bull attacks 3-year-old girl in Port Royal
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
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• Economic impact of arts to be studied
• Post–surgical support business opens
• 2011 Leadership Columbia Class to renovate Epworth Children’s Home
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• “S.C.—where the puck is going to be” –Robby Roberson
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Dorn VA cuts ribbon for fitness trail
• Columbia Star reporter receives Palmetto Pride Awareness Award
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• City of Columbia offers art classes for homeschoolers
• Eight Richland One students named 2011 National Merit Program finalists
• Three Richland Northeast High School students named National Achievement Scholars
• Blythewood Middle School plants tree in student’s memory
• A.C. Flora freshman earns Eagle Scout rank
• 25th Annual A(ugusta) Baker’s Dozen set for April 14–16
• Events
• A step back in memory with the Les Truands
• Send One Suit Weekend event hopes to collect 50,000 items
• Soup Cellar coordinator speaks to Columbia Women United
• Crape Myrtle Garden Club celebrates 75 years
• Miss Scott and Mr. Medley marry February 12, 2011
• Columbia Baroque Soloists’ Venetian Gala set for March 6
• Little Miss Lake Murray crowned
• Theatre South Carolina to stage rarely– performed Russian farce The Suicide
• Blazer signs with Fire Ants
• Eagles flying to next level
• 2011 SCHSSCA Preseason Soccer Rankings
• Dantzler using talents to spread the gospel
• Lady Vikings stay on task
• Hornets sting Trojans
• Blue Devils suffer playoff heartbreaker
• Lady Diamond Hornets coast to 2nd round
• Lady Eagles battle back to survive 1st round
• Spring Valley marches into playoffs
• Cavs close out Vikings
• Lady Highlanders cruise to victory and unblemished region record
• Heathwood Hall battles back and rides Littlejohn to victory
• Falcons win another thriller over B–C
• A.C. Flora pulls away from Bearcats
• A bit of immortality at taxpayers’ expense
• Evaluation process discussion consumes Richland County Council meeting
• Bus ordinance passes
• Carter’s foolproof plan
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Legendary aviator inducted into S.C. Aviation Hall of Fame
• Trenholm Road United Methodist Church
• The book Forest Acres is now avai lable
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• SC Department of Mental Health holds community forums
• S.C. poet explores Iraq
• Happy 99th Cornelia Freeman
• Unusual exotic pig joins Riverbanks family
• A.C. Moore student awarded Medal of Freedom
• Egyptian born doctor came to U.S. for a chance
• House panel OKs abortion restrictions
• FBI seeks Aiken man charged with making child porn
• Bahrain crushes protest camp, locks down capital
• Oconee County judge nominated for federal bench
• Columbia resident castaway on Redemption Island
• Pair die in Sumter County wreck
• Enzi, DeMint Bill Would End Ban on Incandescent Light Bulbs
• Clemson president Barker holding town hall meeting
• F-15 fighter jets to trade NC base for SC skies
• Huge turnout anticipated for SC wildlife expo
• President of black social workers speaks in SC
• Re-enactors to mark anniversary of Hunley attack
• No charges in shooting
• Jarvis Klapman reopened after pedestrian fatality
• SC mulls limiting insurance to restrict abortions
• SC mom accused of killing sons to get evaluation
• I look forward to pushing entitlement reform in the Senate and appreciate John Boehner and Paul Ryan for taking this up in the House. For the GOP to be the party of real fiscal responsibility we have to put entitlement reform on the table. Americans wa
• Data update: 323 new restaurant inspections
• SC inmate charged after DNA hit in 1998 rape case
• Borders files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Anti-government protests spread to Libya
• Madoff to NY newspaper: Banks 'complicit' in fraud
• Fire destroys new Orangeburg County church
• Columbia native wins Grammy
• Florence company adding 40 jobs to refit vehicles
• Columbia hikes power bill fee
• Census estimates show more blacks moving to South
• State could quit paying for football security
• 2 charged in beating death of homeless SC man
• Advocates rally for SC mental health funding
• The Muppet Lobby
• CBS News' Logan recovering after 'brutal' attack
• Does this man look familiar?
• The Obama administration gave us not one penny for this project, and I’m not going to let them seal our fate.
• S.C. home sales down 4.7 percent in January
• Fire danger rises with windy, dry weather
• Man accused in Super Bowl stabbing arrested
• Live video: Presentation of Medal of Freedom
• Columbia Aflac office to expand workforce
• Italy's Berlusconi indicted in prostitution probe
• Columbia man off 'The Biggest Loser'
• It's a deer . . . It's a pig . . . It's a deer-pig!
• SC school bus driver fined $155 in fatal crash
• Committee ranks SC education spending
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing $1.2M from car dealer
• Woman charged with leaving toddler in car in NC
• SC college students rally for higher education
• Personnel firm to hold fair for jobs at BMW in SC
• Koalas Sweep the Tigers
• Firefighters battle blaze, explosion at SC plant
• South Carolina's Saunders eligible for NFL draft
• Study: More fiber, longer life
• Shooting death investigated
• Apartment fire displaces eight families
• Four families displaced in School House Road fire
• New sex offender registry launches
• A patriotic Valentine to veterans
• Small plane makes emergency landing in SC field
• USC official coming to CMRTA; Javers to get severance
• Super Bowl back-stabber suspect sought
• Attorney: Edwards is deposed in sex tape lawsuit
• Homeowner fatally shoots alleged thief
• Pence, DeMint Introduce Tax Relief Certainty Act
• DeMint on Statement on President’s Budget
• Valentine’s Day: With a song in their hearts
• The Grammys in photos
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament
• Graham urges go-slow approach to rebuilding Egypt post-Mubarak
• Basketball Wins Big on the Road
• Koalas Split on Opening Day
• 'Egypt is Free,' crowds chant after Mubarak quits
• Armed robbery at ATM on USC campus
• Man shot by Columbia police to be charged with attempted murder
• SCANA posts positive earnings on year
• Usher coming to Columbia
• 94-year-old SC mayor won't seek re-election
• Obama promotes plan for near universal wireless
• Unmarked SC police cruiser stolen, found abandoned
• Hidden hostage helps police in NC standoff
• Clemson receives George Washington Carver letters
• Vehicle hits officer; 2nd officer shoots suspect
• Trucker charged with sexual assault
• Vehicle hits officer; 2nd officer shoots suspect
• Broken tail-light leads to early morning drug arrest
• Man arrested for assault of Columbia woman met through dating site
• Ethics panel cites SC Lt. Gov. on 3 reports
• Egypt army takes control, sign Mubarak on way out
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
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• Faith and Football kicks off with Woody
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• Bengals commit
• Blazers riding off to college
• Blue Devils taking talents to college
• Campbell gets Justice
• Skyhawks fly to next level
• Javis, S.C. Track Coach of the Year
• Lady Skyhawks take thriller from CN
• Dreher handles Lady Falcons
• Spring Valley, Coach Long, and the perfect storm
• Littlejohn scores 2,000th point
• Cardinals cruise past Hammond
• Blue Devils run over Falcons
• Columbia–area wrestlers sweep SCiSA Wrestling individual Championships
• Lower Richland survives Falcon scare
• Skyhawks out–battle Ben Lippen
• Hammond fights off Falcons
• Lady Diamonds down A.C. Flora
• USC Symphony Orchestra concert to feature German violinist
• Shuckin’ on the Shoals at Saluda Shoals Park annual oyster roast
• Benedict College hosts Colored Girls
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
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• Richland One students need your pocket change
• Love on Hampton Street
• German Shepherd needs a home
• National Society Colonial Dames XVii Century Holds South Carolina State Conference
• Dorothy Swinton Whaley Knight
• Zoo needs you to take a load off
• Stop baying
• “Bring Your Pastor to School Day” finishes first at Covenant Classical Christian School
• New program for school music students begins this spring
• Richland One students retrofit police cars for Richland County Sheriff’s Department
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Ports preparing for Panamax ships
• Scam warning
• City of Columbia declares 2/11/11 the “Day of COR”
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Mayor addresses CCN January 27
• South Kilbourne hit by rash of burglaries
• That’s your ringtone?
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• SC Department of Mental Health holds community forums
• St. Martin’s in–the–Fields
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• The book Forest Acres is now available
• Launching bright futures: $300,000 for State Fair Scholars
• Cayce West Columbia Jaycees awarded The Best Chapter in the State
• Trial Advocates honor fellow jurists
• Snatched from disaster
• Is DeMint running? Support is growing
• Ben Lippen School names interim headmaster
• Diet soda tied to stroke risk, but reasons unclear
• Miss. license plate proposed to honor KKK leader
• Terror chief: ‘Breakdown’ in Charlotte
• Charleston school birth control lawsuit settled
• Construction Detour
• Mom: Woman who left baby in toilet can't remember
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• SC man charged in death of Fort Gordon bicyclist
• Prison inmate charged with threatening ex-Gov. Sanford
• Boil water advisory for S. Kilbourne Road
• State’s economy continues to improve
• This article is compelling because it speaks the truth. For the GOP to be the party of real fiscal responsibility we must put entitlement reform on the table. We should do everything in our power to challenge the President to enact meaningful reform, beg
• Haley gets high marks, poll says, but higher hospital taxes also favored
• Chief Justice Toal asks lawmakers to exempt courts from cuts
• NV tea party favorite Sharron Angle heads to SC
• California man killed by armed bird at cockfight
• Sales tax in Myrtle Beach said to pay off
• Hopkins woman, 36, dies in wreck (updated)
• Freedman village park moving forward in SC
• Columbia expected to dodge winter storm
• Lindsay Lohan to face felony charge over necklace
• Charleston officials ID man who killed himself
• Gold’s Gym fitness buffs get healthy — and get burgled
• Baby abandoned at sports arena improving
• Cars at Gold’s Gym on Forest Drive a frequent target
• Workers allowed back into chicken plant
• Tougher immigration proposal goes forward
• Some breast cancer patients can skip node surgery
• Public's help sought in iPad theft
• Two arrested following two county car chase
• I-26 outside of Charleston reopens after wrecks
• SC Lt. Gov. Ard hires lawyer for ethics inquiry
• Live video: Release of Toyota electronics report
• Parents Panel: Food shouldn’t make you sick
• Lex. Medical Center working with Duke on heart unit
• Thomas Ravenel: Legalize drugs
• Man arrested in Forest Acres hostage incident
• POLL: 58% of Americans Support ObamaCare Repeal
• DeMint Joins Paul to Introduce REINS Act
• Opposing View on Deficit: Balance the Budget Now
• Hooters restaurants sold
• Flu hits SC, highest incidence on coast
• Greenwood County couple charged with elder abuse
• Former SC teacher charged with sexual battery
• Troopers get $1.5M to crack down on speeding
• By one measure, federal taxes lowest since 1950
• PHOTO: DeMint Accepts HUMAN EVENTS' 'Conservative of the Year' Award
• Volleyball Adds Two
• Feds settle case of woman fired over Facebook site
• 11-year-old charged with careless driving
• SC welfare agency erases $29M deficit
• Obama to CEOs: Ask what you can do for America
• Winter weather aims for Columbia again
• responds to a question from Susan Corbett about the nuclear industry. She writes, "What is the Republican platform on the taxpayer dependent nuclear power industry? Why should nuclear power, a mature industry, require government subsidies?"
• Ex-HomeGold executive loses appeal of sentence
• DOT alters traffic flow at bridge
• Man shoots, kills himself in front of SC deputy
• Nearly 15,000 chickens killed in SC coop fire
• US ports race to keep up with bigger Panama Canal
• George Will speaking at Citadel graduation
• Oven fire closes Hardee's
• Feds: Appears no problem with plane in SC crash
• GA Marine recruit dies in SC, meningitis suspected
• Man shot to death at Super Bowl party in SC
• Pastors meet in SC conference on Christian slavery
• LETTER: Senators Press Boehner for Deeper Spending Cuts
• Dorman junior gets a perfect score on ACT test
• SC student transforms ordinary into award-winner
• First meth lab in years raided in Kershaw County
• Man dies in Blythewood crash
• Egypt VP meets opposition, offers new concessions
• Layoffs become rarer even with unemployment high
• Reagan celebrated by Nancy, Beach Boys on 100th
• Myrtle Beach reviews noise limits amid lawsuit
• SC health officials still recommending flu shots
• Orangeburg police investigate stabbing death
• New Orangeburg sheriff expects quick changes
• Basketball Finishes the Week 0-2
• Softball Starts Off the Season at Home
• responds to a question from Hugh F Conlon IV asking, "I am very concerned with the volume and tone of some Members in Congress concerning Veterans' Issues, specifically funding. Is there a basis for my concern?"
• Coroner asks for help finding man's family
• Columbia woman hit by car identified
• Giffords' astronaut husband decides to fly shuttle
• SC man facing charges after shootout with deputies
• SC deputy on desk duty after inmate is slapped
• 911 calls from beach plane crash released
• Unemployment falls to 9.0 pct., only 36K new jobs
• Driver on leave after Anderson school bus wreck
• Fire burns home on Snow Road
• responds to a statement from Mary Max Neely who says, "I am tired of insurance companies setting the standards and getting wealthy. Please, we need help. Medicare for all."
• York County man charged after dog kills 4 alpacas
• Upstate woman accused of prostituting daughter
• Man gets 15 years for stalking, breaking in home
• Officials probe $117,000 missing in Ridgeland
• DeMint: Forced Unionization of TSA Screeners Hurts US Security
• SC students learn from giant map of South America
• Scholars discuss Southern views of Civil War
• USC trustees board to discuss expansion plans
• Oops: Kenneth Cole apologizes for Egypt tweet
• Veterans Day Statement from Gov.-elect Nikki Haley
• A Great First Week
• The Greenville News: Gov. Haley gets down to business
• Time for Choosing: Haley for Governor releases new 30-second TV ad
• ICYMI: Nikki Haley for governor
• It’s time to vote!
• Gov.-elect Nikki Haley announces HaleyTransition.org
• Let’s get to work
• Fighting ObamaCare
• Byars: State can save money by adding officers
• SC bill trims calories, fat, sugar in school food
• responds to a question from Alan J. Alexander who says, "My concern is hearing that Obama is getting ready to make some announcements about gun control! I've seen where attempts are already being made in light of the shootings in AZ. That was a
• Teen, 16, charged in gun incident at Richland Northeast High
• Jury must now rule if force justified
• Lee Questions Constitutionality of ObamaCare
• Democrats Vote Against Repealing ObamaCare
• Update: Rainy period in store for Midlands
• Arrest made in 2009 Columbia murder
• Star Chefs
• February bird programs at Congaree
• Green Grocer for Birds
• Public Notices
• Moe’s concept coming to pizza
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• S.C. looking for another BMW
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
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• Public Notices
• Airport squeaks past Dreher
• Cardinals fly by Falcons
• Shot blocker breaks record
• Short–handed Highlanders stall to win over Skyhawks
• Dreher comeback clips Eagles
• Cardinals start slow but beat Falcons
• Highlanders hold off Hammond
• Cardinals win third straight SCISA 3A championship
• Heathwood’s Blackstone steps down
• Hawkins’s 40 points lead Dreher over LR
• Highlanders rally to beat Ben Lippen
• Lights out performance from Eagles beats B–C in a thriller
• Diamond Hornets sting Blue Devils at the buzzer
• Heathwood balance grounds Falcons
• Lady Eagles fly away from Brookland–Cayce
• uSC School of Music to present the work of Igor Stravinsky
• Mayor Benjamin to unveil the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room & Military Museum’s latest acquisition
• Valdina Hall stars in Trustus Theatre’s premiere production of Mahalia
• Theatre South Carolina to stage rarely– performed Russian farce The Suicide
• Events
• Companies utilize March of Dimes Wellness Program
• Leadership Columbia Class of 2011 to renovate Epworth Children’s Home
• Columbia College presents “Gender and Political Power”
• Elizabeth Fort Crosswell
• James Irvin Milliken
• dressbarn sponsors “Send One Suit Weekend”
• Miss Dhamer and Mr. Jess en exc hange vows October 2, 2010
• Exercise—a mind, body experience
• West Columbia City Council recognizes city employees
• Richland County Council becomes green member and ignores “false arrest”
• Columbia City Council discusses Heathwood and Five Points issues
• SCE&G representatives meet with Rosewood residents
• Eau Claire Development Corporation in flux
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Cayce City Council addresses smoking ban and quarry
• Forest Acres funds Rooftop Rhythm and Jordan Anderson’s racing team
• Richland One announces snow make–up days
• Midlands Technical College offers American Sign Language program
• Columbia High School to host memorial for legendary teacher
• Miss Cougar Pageant winners announced
• Nuf sed
• Slip and slide bank robber
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Family birth dates win $200,000
• Silent Spring rings true today
• Washington Street Methodist Church
• West Columbia man was one number away from Powerball® Jackpot
• Secretary of State, Columbia Police Confiscate Approximately $300,000 in Counterfeit Clothing at Evolution Designer Apparel
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Cartoon
• Salvation Army thanks community
• Deep Sea Discovery has begun
• Changing the world one dinner at a time
• Letters of Anna Heyward Taylor (1879–1956), Columbia artist and world traveler published
• Nurse called to Afghanistan
• responds to Deborah Carpenter Adams who asks, "How did super bloated defense spending become such a sacred cow that we can't have a debate about cutting it?"
• GOP: Repeal defeat is step toward victory in 2012
• 7 indicted in SC coastal shooting
• AP Exclusive: Zahra stepmom's marriages overlapped
• Worker at Spartanburg school falls to death
• Terror, ruin but no deaths in huge Australia storm
• Mammoth storm leaves bitter cold, destruction
• Heathwood Hall football coach resigns
• Mother ‘felt child was possessed'
• Feds smash Mexican drug pipeline
• Wear red to make statement Friday
• Cause of house fire under investigation
• After-school program opens today
• Jury in former deputy’s case goes home without verdict
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
• Whether it’s outright repeal, a state-based ‘Opt-Out’ like Senator Barrasso and I introduced yesterday, delaying implementation of its major provisions, or withholding funding, we will continue using every tool in the toolbox to repeal
• Gas could pass $3 mark before spring
• Briefs: Storm has little impact on Midlands air travelers
• Deputies check links in 2 Kershaw County deaths
• Chaos erupts in Cairo as Mubarak supporters attack protesters
• Mayor’s wife gets state judge’s job
• responds to a question from Russell Freeman on border security and illegal immigration.
• SC bird beats groundhogs with forecast
• Predawn fire destroys Lexington County house
• Chaos in Cairo as Mubarak backers, opponents clash
• Live video: Pro- and anti-Mubarak protesters in Cairo
• Confirmed USC signings
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts early spring
• SC sheriff: Deputies acted properly in shooting
• SC pastor's home robbed during church concert
• Iconic symbol of Cold War dismantled at SC site
• DeMint Statement on Vote to Repeal ObamaCare
• SC Supreme Court hears incorporation challenge
• Obama pushes Mubarak for faster change
• FOX: DeMint Discusses ObamaCare Repeal in Senate
• Columbia woman sent home on 'The Biggest Loser'
• Dems choose Charlotte for 2012 convention
• Council delays annexation request
• Donated golf clubs stolen
• SC expects boost from 2012 Democratic convention
• Charleston software company buys Virginia firm
• SC deputy says inmate threatened his family
• Jordan's government tumbles in wake of Egypt unrest
• Egypt's Mubarak says he won't run for a new term
• Dow has first close above 12,000 in 2 1/2 years
• Ethics panel checking SC lieutenant gov spending
• Darlington County nuclear plant to get more fed scrutiny
• responds to a question from Ethan Rivera who wrote, "When is the Federal Govt. finally going to do what almost every single state in the union has done and pass a balanced budget amendment to the US Constitution? I believe that the only way for Cong
• Storm may affect Columbia flights
• Deputy takes stand to defend beating
• Ex-President Bush's daughter supports gay marriage
• Sewage flows from Alpine manholes
• Would-be burglar stuck in SC store air shaft
• No surprises in Richland 1 make-up days
• Dems to convene in Charlotte in 2012
• Lindsey Graham will be on Fox News at 9:45 am with Senator Barrasso discussing the Obamacare 'Opt-Out' bill #tcot #sctweets #scpol #scgop
• One dead in officer-involved Lancaster Co. shooting
• SC bill would require jobless agency to E-verify
• SC Aquarium opens new exhibit for youngest guests
• Columbia group collects, recycles telephone books
• Wofford professor's son safely leaves Egypt
• ERA Wilder Realty Awarded Marketing of Kingston Harbour
• Judge rules against overhaul
• Report warns of disaster at Iranian nuclear plant
• U.S. is both angel, devil for Egyptian protesters
• Construction prep closes Bluff Road Park
• 114 wildfires reported over weekend in SC
• Homemade bomb explodes in Horry County trash bin
• More then 400 SC schools honored for achievement
• Fla. judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Man charged with murder in Hartsville shooting
• Elderly couple killed in Marion County house fire
• Hopkins man killed in accident
• Witnesses: Suspect was ‘belligerent’
• Piggy power: Electricity from hog waste a SC first
• Elgin man shot — with beanbag — after threatening deputy
• Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee
• SC man to fight $3,200 fine for unleashed dog
• Downtown today: Elephants
• 'Lizard Lick Towing' - the TV show
• UPDATE: 43 Republicans Cosponsor ObamaCare Repeal
• Plans for fighter facilities in SC move forward
• wants to hear from you. If you have a question, comment, thought or concern you would like to express to Senator Graham, please write it below. He'll answer some of your questions, via video, in the coming days.
• DeMint Statement on Federal Judge’s Ruling that ObamaCare is Unconstitutional
• UPDATE: All Republicans Join ObamaCare Repeal Effort
• Winning conference boosts Greenville's profile
• Reward offered in double killing in Gaffney
• With food and hugs, S&S Cafeteria makes a final bow
• Batesburg-Leesville motorcyclist dies in wreck
• Egypt's Mubarak on the brink; ElBaradei demands 'new era'
• As Sudan makes split official, popular anger sweeps north
• Bond denied for SC tow truck operator in death
• Irmo man sought in wife's disappearance
• Charlie Sheen released from Los Angeles hospital
• I look forward to taking on this new committee assignment. We must get our nation’s fiscal house in order and the Appropriations Committee will be where many of the important spending decisions will be made. I believe we can be better stewards of
• NC police find SC murder suspect in closet
• New electric cars, new risks
• Memories of Challenger disaster still potent in NC
• Oconee Nuclear Station now safer
• Case ruled out against ex-Richland deputy
• OSHA: La., SC co.s settle whistleblower suit
• South Carolina celebrating inaugural Flag Day
• Commerce official speaks in SC on boosting exports
• Inmate beating: Justifiable action or brutality?
• Cromartie reports to prison
• Community Calendar - Friday
• LaHood praises innovation at SC electric bus plant
• I appreciate Jim’s hard work on this issue. Whether it’s an outright repeal, a state-based ‘opt-out’, delaying implementation of its major provisions, or withholding funding, we will use every tool in the toolbox to repeal and rep
• Weekend crackdown on Columbia scofflaws coming
• Authorities release video of Irmo Cash Kwik robbery
• Wilson Votes in Favor of Repeal Job-Killing Health Care Law Act
• Wilson Statement on New Suicide Information Released by the U.S. Army
• Wilson Observes Moment of Silence for Victims in Arizona
• Wilson Aims to Protect Military’s Surviving Spouses
• Wilson Commits to Cutting Additional 5% from 2011 Congressional Office Budget
• CIU College of Intercultural Studies Features Online Conversation
• Star Chefs
• Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick
• Folks about town
• Public Notices
• Portable wireless service comes to Forest Acres
• Briefs
• COR 2011 board of directors
• New 2011 board of directors takes command at Columbia Opportunity Resource
• Ephraim Ulmer, investment counselor
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• Public Notices
• Lady Diamond Hornets down B–C
• Dickerson leads Hall over CN
• LR outlasts Bearcats
• Cardinals take control of Region
• The book Forest Acres is now avai lable
• Falcons fall to LR
• Cardinals fly by Skyhawks
• Spring Valley holds on to defeat Cavaliers
• Lady Diamonds beat snow, SAT, and A.C. Flora
• Cardinals’ Rainwater sinks Hammond
• Lady Vikings stay perfect with big win over RNE
• Workshop Theatre’s Sealed for Freshness is being held over
• Two RNE students excel at major regional dance competition
• Contemporary Dance takes center stage as USC Dance presents Innovative Works Without Boundaries
• Columbia City Ballet presents Cinderella: a story about love, jealousy, and fine footwear
• S.C. State Library’s Speaker @ the Center spring author line up
• Events
• RNE student wins art award
• Special TV broadcast will focus on how to find money to pay for a college education
• Bringing noise to the issue of sexual violence
• State Department of Education staffer named Outstanding Guidance Professional
• Killian Elementary School observes National Mentor Month
• Handstitched with love
• Petal Pushers Garden Club holds January meeting
• Pauline Brewer Speight
• SC LARCUM holds Prayer Service for Christian Unity
• State treasurer reunites family of Civil War soldier with original Civil War documents
• B-25 pilot returns to set ditching record straight
• Columbia Police Department opens new East Region Headquarters
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Severe winter weather causes lowest January blood supply in decades
• Mayor congratulates the city’s Employee of the Year
• New cell tower proposed for Rosewood
• Nuf sed
• Deadly stickup
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Teenager needs help gaining pounds
• Arsenal Hill Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• League of Women Voters says no to photo ID for voters
• Budget friendly School Choice bill introduced
• Small business—backbone of rural America
• Columbia College professor teaches in Mongolia
• Owen comes out of the pouch
• National Geographic editor thanks Richland One’s schools
• Sanford, Argentine lover hit Uruguay resort
• Mubarak ruling party says it's ready for dialogue
• Live: AP forum on climate, from Davos (11:30a)
• Hope persists for injured whale off SC coast
• N.C. mom goes from a layoff to presidential praise
• 3-year-old Florence girl dies; 2 relatives charged
• Snow piles up on snow-weary Northeast
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by April 27
• Jimmy Buffett falls off stage at Australia concert
• UPDATE: 41 Senators Cosponsor ObamaCare Repeal
• Republican Senators Introduce Secret Ballot Protect Act
• Varna Music Festival Presents - Requiem Mass, Giuseppe Verdi
• Pelion murder-suicide: Investigators searching for answers
• SC's Floyd picked for 4th Circuit Court of Appeals
• Railroad work interrupts traffic, disruptions to continue
• Undiagnosed heart condition kills Blythewood man in traffic accident
• Chapin man convicted of drug dealing
• Bill filed to help DHHS make cuts
• Astronomers claim earliest galaxy yet from Hubble
• Teens charged in school break-in
• Obamacare is a financial disaster for our nation. It raises costs, lowers the quality of care, shifts a new unfunded mandate onto the states, and will result in health care rationing.
• FOX: DeMint Talks Spending Plan With Cavuto
• SC board rejects posthumous pardon in 1911 case
• SC technical colleges get flexibility on tuition
• GOP Senators Introduce ObamaCare Repeal
• Toyota recalls 1.7 million vehicles for fuel leaks
• Robber targets Irmo loan business
• Obama: ‘Move together or not at all’
• Timmonsville man arrested in shooting death
• Iowa, South Carolina losing some UPS jobs
• Zais: SC test scores should be wake-up call
• SC students reflect on the State of the Union
• Senate panel OKs gambling in homes
• Official: Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• Richland 2: Mid-winter break in calendar next year
• Another shooting at SC house where woman killed
• Barbour plans GOP meetings in early primary SC
• Lexington teens charged in school break-in
• Suspect sought in Irmo Cash Kwik robbery
• Coast Guard suspends search for missing SC boaters
• is scheduled to participate tomorrow morning (9:30 a.m. EST) in the ‘State of the Union Congressional Debrief.’ The conference will also be available for viewing by live webcast.
• S.C. 4th graders match national average on science test
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Academy Awards nomination list
• New measures planned to fight Medicare fraud
• SC unemployment up a tick
• Branchville man gets life in prison for 2 deaths
• Death penalty sought in killings of woman, child
• Sumter man shot in both legs
• Senate expected to confirm SC Medicaid director
• SC specialty foods producers gather for meeting
• Obama condemns Russia airport blast as terrorism
• DeMint Takes on Federal Spending, National Debt
• Basketball Wins at the Buzzer
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Horry County detective suspended after arrest
• SC Supreme Court: Sanford veto unconstitutional
• Camden High teacher charged in gun incident
• SC man accused of killing 5-month-old daughter
• Police: SC woman kills dog because it chewed Bible
• Moscow airport terror attack kills 35, wounds 180
• Argentina: Woman plunges from 23rd floor, survives
• Keenan-Johnson JV games rescheduled
• 2 businesses cited for immigration law violation
• Oprah Winfrey finds sister she didn't know she had
• SC girl killed by dog at grandfather's home
• More input sought on Columbia bus system
• Look for rain, not snow Tuesday
• More Spending Is a Threat to America
• Kids vs. business in fight over SC balloon bill
• Jack LaLanne dies at 96; brought fitness to masses
• Recycling roll carts rolling out on SC coast
• Fishery hearings set in 4 Southeastern states
• SC treasurer sends Civil War papers back to Ohio
• THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON PING PONG
• Area stagers create ideal image for homeowners
• SC university looks for new use for old Coliseum
• Health, fitness guru Jack LaLanne dies at 96
• Fire destroys Winnsboro's historic Thespian Hall; firefighter injured
• Coroner: Pedestrian hit by train stood in tracks
• 3rd day of search fails to find 3 missing boaters
• Pair identified in apparent murder-suicide
• Speed camera company wants to expand outside SC
• Cops: Firefighters used work tools to steal copper
• Wal-Mart vs. Civil War site: battle heads to court
• Rep. Giffords leaves Tucson for rehab in Houston
• Live video: Houston medical officials on Giffords (3p)
• Update: Deceased homeless man's family located
• First Lady Michelle Obama to visit Fort Jackson
• SUV wrecks on Benedict campus; no sign of driver
• Bin Laden demands France withdraw from Afghanistan
• SC woman accused of slapping women at care center
• Woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• NRC panel: New reactor can withstand plane crash
• Suspect gets hearing in death of pregnant SC woman
• Architects designing affordable Charleston housing
• Thrilling Double Overtime Battle
• West Columbia water customers without service
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• Public Notices
• Correction
• Bauer awards grant to renovate Dream Keepers
• Kroger gives $13,900 to Harvest Hope
• Big Macs for the Salvation Army
• S.C. Lottery celebrates nine years
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Columbia connects with Gulf Coast golf, fishing, and architecture
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Killian Elementary School names Miss and Mr. Killian
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
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• Public Notices
• The book Forest Acres is now available
• The Fighting 360th Civil Affairs Brigade
• Kindergarten and child development registration under way
• Brookland–Cayce hosts second annual Miss Cougar
• Circus makes special stop at RCPL
• Helping the Hurting Conference to be February 4
• Miss Hipp and Mr. Shackouls exchange vows January 15, 2011
• Betty McCreight Garnett
• Delilah Juliette Sweet
• YMCA of Columbia celebrates 100 years
• Local church and school celebrate international week of unity
• Explorer corrects mistake on marker
• South Carolina Symphony League presents 6th Annual Valentine Ball
• Columbia Baroque Soloists to perform at Shandon United Methodist Church
• Dreher High School’s Three D Players presents
• Events
• State Museum to hold sale of Guy Lipscomb art
• A.C. Flora’s balance beats B–C
• Falcon buzzer–beater beats B–C
• Cardinals hold off Ben Lippen
• Blue Devils win nailbiter
• Cardinals wear down Ben Lippen
• Dreher grounds Falcons
• Skyhawk scores 1000th point
• Highlanders are muy Bueno against Skyhawks
• Highlanders hammer Hammond
• 2011 Hardee’s Blue Devil Invitational
• Blue Devils do well with Invitational
• Busted in a Skyjack
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Forest Acres’ donut holes can be annexed
• Richland County Council approves emergency measure to fund CMRTA
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• Senate and roll call vote
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Doggie Dooleys installed in Richland County parks
• Volunteers needed for Olympia Festival
• Almost 700 properties in Sealed Bid Auction this week
• Mayor’s wish list goes public
• Local medical facility sees increase in winter injuries and illnesses
• St. Joseph Catholic Church
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Poetic attempt to correct the President
• Correction of UUCC
• Fix the filibuster
• A walk in the bark park
• Journalists will do anything for a story
• Wal-Mart to make, sell healthier foods
• Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• Charlotte firm set to buy Hooters
• Tunisians: Wife of president stole bank gold
• USC technology finds cancer in class
• Internet site must pay S.C.
• Democrats respond to Haley’s message
• Lexington High prinicpal retiring
• Now the hard part: Replacing health care law
• Suicides jump sharply among Army reservists, guardsmen
• '3 Hebrew Boys' appeal decades-long sentences
• Gov: State of State about challenges, opportunity
• Swansea man pleads not guilty in Neb. student rape
• Building supply manufacturer to open SC plant
• Feds declare 43 SC counties eligible for loans
• Train delay helps Orangeburg woman become millionaire
• Plane crash kills 2 in N. Myrtle Beach
• Gervais stands his ground over Globes performance
• Richland OKs bus financing
• Inquiry under way into money missing from Lexington County
• Shriver, 1 of last links to JFK White House, dies
• Coroner: 2 dead in plane crash in North Myrtle Beach
• Sword-wielding clerk helps capture robbery suspect
• FBI says bomb found on Spokane parade route
• Benjamin's State of the City - prepared text
• Unemployment law overhaul stalls SC jobless checks
• No insult to Washington intended, group says
• Police: SC boy called 911 after shooting relatives
• Stepmom of dead, disabled girl faces bigamy charge
• Easley man accused in wife's death in shed fire
• Senate requires on-the-record votes
• Bolden: Shuttle broke segregation in space
• Apple again turns to Cook in CEO Jobs' absence
• Big reveal nearly ready on Beaufort 'Makeover' home
• Airline introduces Fla. flights from Columbia
• Report: Harbison eatery robbed
• Boy, 10, rescues little pups from drainpipe
• Groundbreaking for $150 million SC recycling plant
• Hundreds attend birthday party for Beaufort
• SCE&G plans Colleton landfill for coal ash
• Husband willing to meet Giffords suspect's parents
• Solid recovery seen for Carolinas tourism in 2011
• New theater to bring Broadway shows to beach
• Causes of fire deaths released, but little else
• NASA Administrator Bolden speaking tonight at USC’s Russell House
• Did someone say cookies?
• Tunisians hail fall of ex-leader's corrupt family
• Solid recovery seen for Carolinas tourism in '11
• Service fraternity to honor King by laying wreath
• Farmer fights discrimination
• Aiken horse doctors prepare practice for future
• Father, two sons die in 'grandma's house' fire
• Columbia College Looses on the Road
• Three dead, six injured after Lexington County home fire
• Tucson shooting prompts SC reporting legislation
• Military officers picked to lead SC DMV, DOT
• What readers are saying about S&S closing
• JetBlue agent at Charlotte/Douglas took bribe, TSA finds
• S.C. State President gets 'no confidence' vote
• More time to pay taxes in Richland County
• 8 years for teen dad in shaking of infant son
• SC teen mom charged with killing 1-year-old son
• Man charged with killing man in Laurens card game
• Mom arrested after 4 children left alone
• Elderly man walks away from home, found dead
• 2 airlifted in Lancaster Co. shootout over trees
• Pawleys Island man says lottery win saves home
• Dozens of SC restaurants offering dinner specials
• Former SC first lady is queen of Mardi Gras ball
• University of South Carolina to recognize King Day
• SC symphony opening season after money troubles
• Tucson suspect’s lawyer has SC ties
• Haley sets premium staff pay
• Friday delays and closings
• Girl hospitalized in stable condition after dog attack
• Man wanted, woman arrested in bar shooting death
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Public Notices
• South Carolina buys used school buses from Alabama, retires oldest vehicles
• RNE junior to serve at HOBY seminar
• Killian Elementary School students earn black belts
• Are you smarter than a fourth grader?
• Kick off the New Year with a free visit to Riverbanks Zoo
• Winter pet tips
• What’s going on?
• Stoli retires from Busbee
• Workshop Theatre presents Sealed for Freshness
• Star Chefs
• Snoweed Undeerr
• Events
• S.C. Confederate Relic Room & Military commemorates 20th anniversary of Desert Storm with new exhibit
• NAMI Mid-Carolina Opens New Office on Gadsden Street
• The book Forest Acres is now available
• Thursday Bridge Buddies crown 2010 winner
• Program honors distinguished Bar members
• CMCC welcomes one millionth visitor
• U. of Phoenix employees help the Salvation Army
• Movers help League
• Ruritan’s Amick honored
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Duke merges with Progress
• Seen during Snow 2
• An unlikely couple
• Snow — no drain on Forest Acres’ resources
• Nuf sed
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• The nose knows
• Forty– something
• Cartoon
• Local historic treasure to receive rehabilitation
• Unitarian Universalist Congregationalist Center
• Going green on the way to my maker
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• A house divided against itself cannot stand
• Taking the plunge
• A new life for Scout
• Obama urges nation to honor youngest Ariz. victim
• Live chat online Friday: Grave Digger
• Gingrich in S.C. — as candidate?
• Thursday delays and closings
• Free mulch available this weekend
• Disabled woman dies in fire
• Fleeing Kershaw man arrested in dumpster after striking deputy
• Officer collapses during inauguration
• Governor Haley is off to a very good start. Her inaugural address set the right tone, encouraging cooperation where possible and presenting an optimistic view of our state’s future during difficult times. The challenges facing state government in
• Ard, Loftis, Zais sworn in
• Lexington 2 tweaks snow make-up day plan
• DOT: Drivers urged to remain cautious
• Haley asked to be "real and true" in prayer service
• SC charter school hosting virtual open house
• Giffords moves arms, survival odds at '101 pct'
• Farm lobbying group cautions states on immigration
• Authorities identify SC shooting victim as NC man
• Icy roads cause more crashes in SC; Greenwood man killed
• Latest on fallout from snow, ice
• Wednesday delays and closings
• Wreck caused by ice causes huge delays on I-26
• Palin counters pols trying to tie her to shooting
• Frenzy surrounds Ariz. shooting suspect's hearing
• Tell us: What did you use to scrape your car off?
• Frozen South: Could be days before thaw comes
• See, share your weather photos
• `Band of Brothers' inspiration Winters dies at 92
• Dad remembers slain aide as friendly, steady, kind
• Arizona governor says state is grieving but strong
• Man charged in airline attack wants lawyers' file
• Congresswoman raises 2 fingers, gives thumbs-up
• Businesses struggle to stay open for food, staples
• NASA finds smallest planet outside solar system
• Tuesday weather delays, closings
• Some groceries closing early
• Report: Pilot error likely caused fatal SC crash
• Homeless shelter open
• Snow doesn't deter 91-year-old from job
• Lawmakers may be delayed
• Haley inaugural will go on as scheduled
• Your weather photos
• More Haley administration appointments announced
• S.C. handling hundreds of wrecks
• Duke Energy buying Progress Energy for over $13B
• Discussion focuses on future of SC blue crabs
• Columbia offers art classes for homeschooled kids
• Special team called in for SC missing teen case
• 'Get down! Get down!' as gunfire erupts in Arizona
• Snow Day in Columbia!
• Sheriff Al Cannon an admired big-shot
• Volunteers step out to count Pawleys Island birds
• My thoughts and prayers are with Congresswoman Giffords, her family, her staff, and the other victims of this terrible tragedy.
• Snow, sleet and freezing rain may fall across SC
• SCANA boss Timmerman retiring in Nov.
• Obamacare is full of accounting gimmicks to mask its true costs. A prime example is the CLASS Act which begins collecting 'Insurance' premiums in 2011, but won’t pay out benefits until 2016 at the earliest. The government uses the initial
• Nuclear waste should be recycled in S.C., Graham, DeMint say
• A boat, possibly Civil War-era, emerges on Sea Pines' shore
• 103K new jobs in Dec. point to slow, steady growth
• Fusco out at Budget and Control Board
• Former Fort Jackson commander Renner dies
• 2 Spartanburg sheriff's deputies injured in attack
• Taliban roiled by Graham idea of bases in Afghanistan
• SC Senate panel endorses immigration bill
• Queen of Soul tells Jet medical problem resolved
• Pentagon announces plans to rein in spending
• Haley Inauguration: A day of firsts for SC
• Friend of John Edwards makes courthouse appearance
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
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• Palmetto Cycling Coalition hosts bicycling skills course for all levels
• First Baptist downs Hammond
• Public Notices
• Events
• Balanced scoring puts B–C in finals
• Bucs escape Heathwood
• Bearcats fall just short of title
• B–C slams Barons
• Bearcats fall to Heathwood
• Hall downs Stratford to advance to finals
• Eagles beat Barons
• Skyhawks survive Charlotte
• Eagles fly by Skyhawks en route to finals
• Lady Eagles soar to Highlander Classic title
• Cement resolutions for good health and exercise with Parks and Recreation
• Town Theatre kicks off the new year with Harvey
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• Strong to the Bone class decorates A Holiday Giving Tree
• Capital Senior Center receives grant from Lt. Andre Bauer’s Office on Aging
• Jean Campbell Ligon
• On RNE’s Career Day, it was back to school for S.C. business leaders
• Richland One volunteer organization wins state award
• B–C Grammar School students participate in Special Olympics Bowling
• A.C. Moore’s mosaic poetry garden wins State Literacy Champion award
• City seeks applicants
• Doctors Express seeks to revolutionize care in Richland County
• January 14–22 serves up S.C. Restaurant Week
• Local entrepreneurs publish new business book
• New spa comes to North Main
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Bus system: Who’s to blame? What’s the next step?
• Leaks from the legislature
• Smoking ban not good for the health of Cayce businesses
• Post office sting in the works
• Richland County Council holds the annual “Picking of the Seats”
• Forty– something
• Council members take office
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Shandon United Methodist Church
• The book Forest Acres is now available
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Clean out your medicine cabinet
• Cartoon
• Equipment can mean freedom
• Papa Jazz swings into its 32nd year
• Change for Change
• 112th Congress Sworn In, Wilson Honored to Serve
• DeMint Named 'Conservative of the Year'
• DeMint Sworn Into 112th Congress
• Fort Mill teen striding toward music career
• Blue Ribbon panel touring SC's Savannah River Site
• Art exhibit celebrates Beaufort's 300th birthday
• Journal: Study linking vaccine to autism was fraud
• Pilot program aims to reduce medical errors
• Relative: Disabled NC girl died of natural causes
• Haley names new revenue chief
• will be a guest tonight on Fox News Channel 'On the Record with Greta Van Susteren' at 10:00 p.m.
• Turkish Airlines flight safe after threat
• Columbia to host mini-reactor conference
• SC National Guard's leader looks back on 16 years
• Facebook agrees to modify terms for states
• China media report mystery stealth fighter photos
• Live video: New GOP-led Congress sworn in
• State buys used buses from Alabama
• 1 in Idaho, 1 in Wash. state win $355M jackpot
• SC sheriff's hound dog Sam retires after decade
• Calif. mom, daughter die in SC interstate wreck
• 'Extreme Makeover' shooting in Beaufort County
• No tea party: Glitzy GOP fundraiser kicks off new Congress
• ‘Miracle’ plane will finally arrive in Charlotte – to stay
• ‘Gum poles’ still a sticky issue in Charleston
• Couple found shot to death near Walterboro
• SC Aquarium says cold NC sea turtles recover
• 4 new SC GOP congressman ready to take their seats
• Chinese candy factory to bring 120 jobs to Sumter
• 'Chainsaw massacre' role-play revealed in warrants
• DeMint Honored To Be Sworn In for Second Term
• Reality check for troubled teens
• Wilson ready to obstruct health care reform
• Official: Navy officer to be relieved of command
• 3 horses shot in Spartanburg County, 1 dies
• 2 found dead in North Charleston apartment
• SCE&G to test sirens around nuclear power plant
• Susan Smith's ex-husband talks about child deaths
• In 24 states, don't call your old computer 'trash'
• Woman hit, killed by tractor-trailer
• Seniors invited to join Silver-Haired Legislature
• Teacher charged in sex case
• Bower Parkway meeting Monday
• Free checking is an endangered perk
• BofA settles home loan buyback claims
• Baby's death in crowded day care ruled accidental
• PA group flies unwanted SC dogs to safety
• 91-year-old SC woman found in minivan in pond
• Sanford to tour SC in final week as governor
• Hawk saved by family released to freedom
• Struggling SC mother finds place to call home
• Magnitude-7.1 quake shakes southern Chile
• How cold was December?
• Hearing set for Swansea man in Neb. missing-person case
• GOP agenda: Major impact may be on 2012 election
• Super-sensitive test for cancer getting closer
• Columbia mobile home fire kills pet, destroys building
• Water boil order issued in parts of West Columbia
• Agent: Chuck Berry suffered from exhaustion
• No word from stuck NASA Mars rover Spirit
• will be a guest this Sunday on NBC Meet the Press.
• South Carolina 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• NM governor: No pardon for outlaw Billy the Kid
• New law inadvertently leaves some SC events dry
• Jailed Miss. sisters freed but must trade kidney
• Geraldine Hoff Doyle, inspiration behind wartime poster, dies at 86
• Time Warner Cable says Big 4 shows to stay on-air
• Roger Milliken will go down in history as one of South Carolina’s most influential business leaders and philanthropists. Through his many decades in business, he was directly responsible for creating thousands of jobs for South Carolina workers.
• Aiken crash kills 2 students home for Christmas
• Family loses home in apartment fire
• State consumer agency moving to smaller offices
• AMBER alert issued for girl, 16
• Widening of SC's I-385 set to start Monday
• SC teen charged with sexually abusing 4 boys
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• McMillion Dollar Baby
• Dreher wrestling making run for region, state honors
• United Faith overwhelms Keenan
• Chick–fil–A Champs!
• The Columbia Cotillion holds its 2010 Winter Ball
• William Sterne Bolte
• MASTER’S SALE 2010-CP-40-05634
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• Public Notices
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Men in Mission raise money for moped
• A wife’s meddle leads to her husband’s medal
• First Nazareth Baptist Church
• Star Chefs
• Amsonnia hubrichtii: A True Blue Garden Perennial
• Cartoon
• Charleston Harbor must be deepened
• Why does salt melt ice?
• Bell ringers span generations
• Forgotten hero loves his country
• Snow in Columbia
• Events
• Art classes for homeschoolers
• Crayton Middle School named runner–up in mock trial competition
• Northside Middle School cheerleaders on parade
• Blythewood Middle School students perform in the Middle School Honor Band
• It’s been a win–win season for Richland Northeast’s NJROTC
• Covenant Classical Christian School receives SCISA math awards
• Bad guy vs the U.S. Marines
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Callison Tighe & Robinson gives $10,000
• Express Oil change coming to Sandhill
• Long’s Drugs gives $10,000 to Special Olympics
• Wilson joins St. Andrews Rotary
• Folks about town
• Mungo Brothers donate $90,000 to Free Medical Clinic
• Briefs
• Anna Redwine, art and the Walker Institute
• Beethoven in Blue Jeans comes to Koger Center
• Rocketman—Elton John Tribute to benefit Nancy K. Perry’s Children Shelter
• Fire strikes apartments
• SC Christmas highway deaths double over 2009
• Historic group to study Charleston cruise industry
• 2 teens recovering after falling through ice
• Researcher, Rock Hill native, receives a $1.6 M, 5-year grant
• Officials defend delay in tow-truck shooting suspect's arrest
• Firm to produce polymers in Fairfield County
• Body of 19-year-old man found in North Charleston
• Myrtle Beach airport sets passenger record in 2010
• Humane Society ranks S.C. low
• Man's body found in pickup truck in Clover
• Family Court Judge Murdock dies in Hartsville
• German aerospace supplier to create 40 jobs in SC
• Fort Sumter to be featured on postage stamp
• No bond for SC tow truck operator in manslaughter
• Cops: Man hit by SUV in Clemson playing Frogger
• SC inmate sentenced for threatening prosecutors
• SC man sentenced to 2 years in Nigerian money scam
• Casino boat plan delayed
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• New first-class stamps are ‘forever’
• Fire reported at St. Andrews Zaxby's
• Time Warner Cable customers may lose TV networks
• Richland Co. community asked to boil water
• Incoming AG Wilson announces inaugural plans
• Data update: 288 new restaurant inspections
• Home prices falling faster in biggest US cities
• 5 dead in Fla. motel carbon monoxide poisoning
• Stranded by trains, planes after Northeast storm
• Man killed in Columbia wreck
• Tow truck driver arrested; victim shot 6 times
• Woman charged with DWI in fatal NC weekend crash
• Innovators in Charleston for Renaissance Weekend
• What's next for the old Farmer's Market
• Greene returns to politics
• SC tourist attraction gets 2nd albino raccoon
• Elections top South Carolina's stories in 2010
• Alshon Jeffery: The pride of St. Matthews
• Midlands retailers shrug off snow day
• Storm strands buses, planes, trains on East Coast
• NRC releases last safety report for MOX site in SC
• Snow delayed some post-holiday shopping
• Snowfall sets records across SC
• Columbia airport traffic returns to normal
• Couple safely escapes from Spartanburg County fire
• SC man hospitalized after space heater blast
• Ga. man dies after wreck on snowy SC road
• SC officials list ways to recycle Christmas trees
• Children's museum draws national praise
• Community advocate switches focus to Bluffton
• Chester firefighter killed in crash
• 'Octomom' faces eviction from Southern Calif. home
• Retailers roll out sales as snow hits East Coast
• Playboy's Hefner gets engaged to a Playmate again
• SC man killed in argument with tow truck operator
• Columbia man dies in hit-and-run
• Pennsylvania company to invest $5M, add 60 jobs
• Columbia firefighters to visit children's hospital
• SC restaurant giving Christmas meals to homeless
• SC bishop going to prison to celebrate Christmas
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Heathwood wrestling rebuilding
• Highlanders young, but experienced
• Blue Devils squash hornets
• Dreher escapes Green hornets
• harvest hope receives $10,000 grant from UPS Foundation
• The book Forest is now available
• Animal Shelter holiday hours of operation
• St.David’s invites the public to enjoy its 100–plus year–old pipe organ
• Petal Pushers Garden Club celebrates Christmas
• Ellsworth Julianne Bouknight
• The gift that helps heal
• The South Carolina Ball presents six debutantes
• The Camellia Ball presents ten debutantes
• The Assembly holds 122nd Ball December 17, 2010
• MASTER’S SALE
• Notice to Creditors of Estates
• Public Notices
• What is PaaLS?
• Notice of APPLICATION
• Spirit goes to Washington
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Wilson named Chairman for 112th Congress
• Jordan anderson, good ambassador for Forest acres
• Fix the state’s dysfunctional, outdated tax system
• Leave my water alone
• Landmark to be torn down
• Student ministry serves pancake breakfast Christmas morning
• Jewish community staffs Ronald McDonald house for Christmas
• Transitions is moving ahead
• Calvary Community Church
• Mushrooms, Monks, and Meditation
• Columbia’s treasured trees
• Star Chefs
• Richland County Sheriff’s Department says stay safe
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Olympia residents raise concerns about new quarry
• Bells ringing and people giving
• Water Main Rehabilitation Gervais Street Cleaning & Lining Project begins January 24
• Richland County Sheriff’s Department names Deputy of the Year for 2010
• Never too young to give
• Being late saves car
• Events
• Grinding of the Greens Christmas tree recycling
• Students perform at atria Forest Lake
• Richland one announces recent awards
• S.C. Whitmore School accepting applications
• Congaree elementary School student is a “clean air champion”
• Pair elementary School students raise money from Santa Store
• St. Peter’s School 4K holds pant drive
• Nineteen Richland one teachers achieve National Board certification
• USC students take top honors in international clean–energy competition
• Richland one School nominated for national blue ribbon award
• A new twist to the three Rs: Sports Broadcasting joins Convergence Media lineup at RNE
• Kids in Print deadline extended to December 30
• Congaree elementary School hosts author’s tea
• Arts Unlimited performs with Natalie MacMaster
• Listen up self–improvement enthusiasts: Resolve to set personal goals for the new year.
• Nuf sed
• Find most wanted on Facebook
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Lt. Governor Bauer Awards Permanent Improvement Program Grant to Capital Senior Center in Columbia
• Chris Crawford of Bonefish Grill returns from Operation Feeding Freedom VIII
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Teamwork pulls together 11 counties
• Museum Road Show roars back January 15
• Museum’s “Pirates” to sail away January 3
• Ben Franklin visits Kiwanis
• Appeals court upholds $372K award for ex-SC warden
• Snow: Where, when and how much depends . . .
• 2 injured in blasts at 2 embassies in Rome
• Woodruff Marine killed in Afghanistan
• SC trooper in drug case facing new charges
• Georgetown faces harrassment suit
• Man pleads guilty in SC beating death
• SC man pleads guilty to murder in shotgun death
• North Charleston mayor promises to fight rail plan
• Bluffton shelter needs $11,500 by end of year
• 3 companies plan to add 149 jobs in South Carolina
• Chick-fil-A Classic: Irmo, Keenan advance to title games
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Officials accuse SC daycare worker of lewd conduct
• Wilson Announces 2011 Legislative Agenda Tour
• $25 million expansion to create about 200 jobs
• Police searching for shooting suspect
• Rain-soaked Calif. braces for biggest storm yet
• Hyundai, VW top insurance industry safe car list
• A little white Christmas?
• Chief: Christmas tree to blame for SC house fire
• ID released of man shot, killed by SC deputy
• SC implements 511 system for road information
• Author of pedophile guide to appear in Fla. court
• Aiken man arrested in shooting death
• 8-member church donates $2,000 to help homeless
• Wilson named to House subcommittee chairmanship
• I-77/26 interchange named for lieutenant governor
• Woman with gun apprehended after stand-off at Charlotte TV station
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• Starr Greene: Deputy of the Year
• Wilson Named Chairman in 112th Congress
• today spoke with hosts Brian Kilmeade of Fox News Radio, Mike Gallagher, and Rocky D of WTMA Charleston about opposition to the START Treaty.
• Wilson Welcomes New Congressional Seat to South Carolina
• Shooting victim identified
• DeMint: FCC Internet Takeover Must Be Reversed in 2011
• The START Treaty is NOT ready for prime-time. If START is such a good deal for America why can't we wait till the new Congress comes in?
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• SC Congressman Mann dies at age 90
• SC woman charged with violation after infant died
• Ohio company to add 30 workers in SC
• New Orleans company plans SC office with 40 jobs
• McMaster making announcement in SC-NC water case
• Village at Sandhill Hosts Holiday Train Display
• Fatal accidents under investigation
• Violent crime rises in Columbia
• Bonner Bridge replacement gets green light
• Protesters march at Confederacy ball
• Fire destroys cars, AAA offices in Forest Acres
• Batesburg-Leesville man reported missing by ex-wife
• McKeon, Wilson Statements on Senate Passage of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Repeal
• Nearly 6 years for ex-SC court clerk in drug case
• Darius Rucker gets an app
• 1 hurt in Columbia apartment shooting
• Seat belt use may have saved lives, coroner says
• Dance, protests to mark 150 years since SC left US
• Man injured in Pelion house fire
• Police investigate threats as 5 sentenced in death
• Anderson man dies in fire at home
• Greenville man found dead after mobile home fire
• Myrtle Beach campaign donations raise questions
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in 19 states
• Today is deadline for on-time Christmas mail
• Man dies in crash in Rosewood
• Balloon launched in Mississippi answers prayer
• SC Coastal Conservation League fights new build
• With gay ban debate over, military impact in doubt
• Mexican city devastated by pipeline blast; 28 die
• Pelion resident burned in house fire
• Anti-sexting bill up for debate next year in SC
• Senate poised to lift long military ban on gays
• will be a guest on CBS Face the Nation this Sunday.
• SOLD! Bull Street property under contract
• S.C. unemployment dips in November
• House passes $858 billion tax cut bill, 277-148
• Walmart space heaters recalled
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• S.C. Department of Natural Resources Freshwater Report Courtesy of www.SCFishingReport.com
• Helicopter drops 15,000 trout into Saluda
• Local fisherman reels in a big cat on Sunview Lake
• Fly fisherman lands an alpha–fish mining the small waters
• The Outdoor Experiment worked...keep it coming
• CESA 93 wins 6th straight
• Injuries decimating Ben Lippen
• Skyhawks reloading grapplers
• Hammond hoping for help from football
• Falcons turn to run and gun offense
• Highlanders look to return to finals
• Smith/Epting lead Skyhawks
• Eagles top Flora in region thriller
• Airport flies by A.C. Flora
• Blue Devils can match Bearcats’ pace
• Lady Devils blast Bearcats
• Cardinals take their own Christmas Classic
• Falcons and Cavs battle to OT
• Falcons pull away from Cavs
• You can help
• Alpha Delta Kappa thanks Forest Acres police woman
• Golden “K” Kiwanis honors wives and friends
• Holiday wreaths honor veterans at Fort Jackson National Cemetery
• Lower Richland Ruritan Club celebrates 50 years
• Three days of heroism
• Harvest Hope needs volunteers
• Piano students play in The Wright Stuff
• Historic Lorick Plantation House open for viewing
• Remembering Harriet Keyserling
• MASTER’S SALE 2010-CP-40-05634
• Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands works tirelessly to give high quality service
• Charles Edward Baker
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• The book Forest Acres is now available
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Retreat from Charleston
• Masters plans resignation as SCRA chairman
• Deputy Sheriff terminated and arrested
• Gabriella Trebuchon Bice
• Holy Apostles Orthodox Church
• Star Chefs
• Iris Garden Club member receives Special Achievement Award
• The Natural Nativity
• Let’s not brag about saving 33 buses
• Heart ’n Soul practices service above self
• Walking, the key to the young at heart
• Columbia, Famously Hot and now registered
• Crime in Forest Acres down for the year
• Vacancies on Richland County committees need to be filled
• Command changes hands
• The South is famous for its beautiful women,
• Wall Street Journal publishes interview with Columbia businesswoman
• Star flies over Afghanistan
• Events
• Holiday pet adoption, a perfect gift
• Richland Northeast National Honor Society inducts 61 new members
• Six RNE students get perfect section scores on SAT, ACT
• Pine Ridge teacher receives Mid–Carolina grant
• Gourd art by Saluda River Academy student
• Hannah Mount named RCPL Teen Idol
• The Mischievous Gingerbread Man visits St. John Neumann School
• Airport High School Student Government awarded for fundraising efforts
• Nosy neighbors protect your stuff
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Columbia non–profit chosen for Payless program
• Richardson, Plowden & Robinson, P.A. gives to Wounded Warrior Project
• Vista Rotary inducts new members
• Vista Rotary donates $750
• SCBT comes to Forest Drive
• Folks about town
• SCORE one for the Midlands
• Briefs
• Economic forecast delivered at USC
• O. Henry’s classic, The Gift of the Magi comes to Columbia December 18
• Sandlapper Singers in concert at Dreher High School Friday, December 17
• Director Blake Edwards dies at 88
• WikiLeaks founder released from British custody
• Saitz out as Blythewood football coach
• SC officer kills 2 dogs after 1 bit his partner
• Tax package heads toward high stakes vote in House
• Byars to take over prisons; Ozmint out
• Missing Columbia man found in Tampa
• SC man's body found days after car wreck
• Rembert man arrested on murder charge
• Man gets 100 years for assaulting Clemson student
• Solar station in Myrtle Beach will be SC's largest
• Lottery winner's 'good feeling' was for good reason
• Some Kershaw Co. schools on 2-hour delay
• Thousands on HIV drugs desperate amid budget woes
• Gingrich to headline Spartanburg County GOP event
• Cliffs founder gets honored at Clemson graduation
• SC launches Sober or Slammer Christmas DUI blitz
• SC military base gets new child development center
• Army Corps: Ga. port deepening to go into 2016
• Success of U.S. Afghan policy won't be clear before July
• will be a guest tonight at 10 pm on Fox News Channel. He will discuss the tax cut bill which passed the Senate today by a vote of 81-19 and the 1,924 page, $1.1 trillion omnibus spending legislation which is scheduled for a vote in the coming days.
• School board gunman had Dec. 14 marked on calendar
• 500 SC teachers earn national board certification
• Frigid coastal water harming sea turtles
• Dinwiddie case in blog's spotlight
• Mark Zuckerberg named Time 'Person of Year'
• Four sought in Newberry County home invasion
• Treasured Trees announced
• Charleston officer climbs tree to cut man down
• Black segregation in US drops to lowest in century
• Henderson wins SC House seat in Greenville
• Organizers of Civil War observances sharing plans
• Report: Transplant may have cured man of AIDS
• I will not support the Omnibus spending bill as it increases the size of government when people want to see government become smaller and more efficient. It is full of unnecessary spending which grows the federal government. It also includes more than
• USC employee says heroin made him do it
• Overall, I think the agreement is a good one for the American people. No agreement is ever perfect and there are, of course, areas I would have liked to see improved. But overall it is worth supporting as it will give certainty to those concerned about
• Search suspended for missing NE college student
• SC utility sets record for cold weather usage
• please add your name to list of Citizen Prescribers who support the Repeal and Replace of Obamacare by allowing states to opt-out of the individual mandate, employer mandate, and Medicaid expansion.
• Video: Tech reviewer offers 'Best of 2010' awards
• Holbrooke remembered as 'giant' of US diplomacy
• 2010 around the world in photos
• Madoff won't attend funeral of son who died in NYC
• Long legal fight ahead for health law
• Two Lancaster Co. teens die after crash
• DeMint Statement on $1.1 Trillion Pork-Filled Omnibus
• Assange to appear in court over sex-crime case
• Delta tops US airlines for fees
• DeMint Statement on Federal Court Ruling ObamaCare Unconstitutional
• Revenue chief leaves; joins law firm
• Columbia airport offers free parking to military
• Tanner to speak at USC commencement ceremony
• Sister honors Winthrop professor who died in crash
• Photo gallery: Blythewood Christmas Parade
• Grocer A&P files for Chapter 11 reorganization
• Storm socks Midwest, cancels flights, closes roads
• Lexington motorcyclist dies in collision
• White House predicts tax cut win, despite Democrats' dismay
• SC detention screening finds illegal immigrants
• Swansea man faces charges in disappearance of Nebraska college student
• SC bill would let students take fewer classes
• 2 SC men guilty of child pornography, one sentenced
• WWII documentary and discussion Thursday
• Document links man with missing Peru State student
• Secession documents on display at SC archives
• Kansas church group to picket Edwards' funeral
• Judge sides with SC hospital over flu shot policy
• Pilot for TV thriller shoots in Charlotte area
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Rolaids products recalled
• This decision, where the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort receives the nation’s most advanced fighter, will ensure that MCAS Beaufort will be a viable and integral part of the Marine Corps and our national defense as far as the eye can see.
• Wilson Celebrates the “Sound of Freedom” with Announcement of F-35B Basing in Beaufort
• SC man gets 7 years in off-duty officer's death
• Charleston Air Force unit to get new C-17 aircraft
• SC to cut welfare payments by 20% in February
• Man arrested after dog burned inside SC doghouse
• SC man takes plea deal in Zoloft defense case
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Despite turnover, Eagles still flying
• Girls’ Basketball Season Previews
• Simmons rising star at Glenforest
• A.C. Flora dispatches Skyhawks
• Falcons too much for Hammond
• Stay safe during the holidays
• Muriel Kyle Aldrich
• The gang, November 6, 2010
• The Duncan Street Gang meets again
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• A charming gift idea
• Would you like to be a Secret Santa Paws?
• Lower Richland Ruritan Club learns about PAALS
• Carolina Wildlife Care reaches milestone
• Seen on the street
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• West Columbia visitors report dangerous intersection
• Faith–based spending requires faith–based giving
• Towns need heroes more than ever
• The book Forest Acres is now available
• Beth Shalom Synagogue
• Star Chefs
• Festive Fruit of the Season
• City of West Columbia annexes Hulon Greene subdivision
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Mungo family donates $80,000 to Harvest Hope
• Cayce plans Christmas activities
• County council deals with hunting dogs, trash, and uninhabited houses
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Dreher students make perfect scores on the SAT
• Family sells Christmas trees in the Midlands for 93 years
• Whatever Happened to that Olde Tyme Religion?
• Events
• Richland One announces school Holiday performances
• Richland Northeast student newspaper takes two top national awards
• Richland Two recognizes partners in education
• Congaree Elementary School second graders hold food drive for Harvest Hope Food Bank
• Nuf sed
• Egbert’s mom is a squealer
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
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• New businesses open in North Columbia
• New investment firm comes to the Vista
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Mike Brenan, BB&T of South Carolina and the Chamber’s new chair
• Forecast: S.C. economy will improve, but slowly
• Illegal immigration is a nightmare for America. Giving a pathway to citizenship without first securing the border is an inducement to encourage more illegal immigration. This is nothing more than a political game by the Democrats to try and drive a wedge
• SC man pleads guilty in stepfather stabbing death
• Unhappy Democrats say tax bill likely to pass
• SC woman gets 30 years in husband's death
• Coroner: Walhalla man killed after pinned by SUV
• Cops: 1 killed in wreck with Columbia fire truck
• WikiLeaks' payment processor to sue card companies
• SC high school student hospitalized for burns
• NRC: SC nuke plant gave false info about safety
• SC economists talk about outlook for 2011, beyond
• Reagan's Economic Recovery vs. Obama's
• Deck The Hall 5K Cross Country Race
• North Main area picks up businesses
• Hackers strike credit card web sites
• Police: Couple lied about being thrown in Cooper River
• Man, daughter face charges in death of vulnerable adult
• SC prisons system asks to run with $7.5M deficit
• Train on trestle kills man visiting Columbia
• Evidence for ET is mounting daily, but not proven
• Haley: SC labor chief to fight SC Boeing union
• Elizabeth Edwards' death closes full, public life
• Governor-elect Haley taps lawyer as new LLR chief
• DeMint Wishes Troops a Merry Christmas
• 22 arrested in Newberry County drug roundup
• Pickens County coach charged with assaulting teen
• Greenville man pleads guilty in wife's death
• SC State University receives reaccreditation
• Columbia council has Twitter-themed party
• Nonprofit dedicates new SC housing development
• Event honors outgoing SC education superintendent
• Hunter dies in lower Richland mishap
• Cowboys' Don Meredith dies after brain hemorrhage
• Cold blast brings snow, sub-freezing temps
• SC's waterfront birthplace is also green
• Greer police say shooting death was self-defense
• SC schools: Change graduation rate calculations
• Hospital, Carnival Cruises forming partnership
• So how would you kick-start the economy?
• Photos With Santa
• Woman decorates with White House ornaments
• No cause determined yet for old Farmers Market fire
• Batesburg-Leesville man dies in collision
• Facebook's new facelift plays up photos, friends
• We have a weak economy which appears to be getting weaker. If there was ever any doubt about whether we should extend the tax cuts, today’s unemployment figures should end the debate. It is absolutely imperative all of the tax cuts be extended. Ta
• Teen shot, killed in Forest Acres
• 3 teens accused of beating, critically hurting boy
• Why I May Filibuster New START
• Dem Efforts to Raise Taxes Should Cease as Unemployment Rises to 9.8%
• Two firms fight for Hooters
• SC foresters say they're planting 5 billionth tree
• James Taylor coming to the Koger
• SC symposium centers on events prior to secession
• Death penalty handed down in home-invasion murders
• Obama faces Haley, other newly elected governors
• New life form discovered - here on Earth
• was a guest today on Mike Gallagher Radio to discuss Wikileaks, Obamacare, and the DREAM Act.
• Negotiators work on tax deal as House passes bill
• Have you seen this man?
• The noose tightens around WikiLeaks' Assange
• This is a short-sighted decision that will make us even more dependent on foreign oil.
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• It’s deja vu all over again for the Cavs
• Cavaliers getting defensive again
• Falcons adjusting to another new coach
• Bar set high for Blue Devils
• Dreher downs Shamrocks in thriller
• Flora golfers taking their talents to the next level
• Dreher freshman runs to National Championships
• Cavaliers learning how to win
• Dreher fab freshmen potentially special
• No more security blanket for Flora
• Local soccer programs win academic awards
• Homes for the holidays Shandon–Hollywood Rose Hill tour of homes
• Symphony League hosts A Taste of South Carolina
• Claude Merritt Cely
• William Franklin Milliken
• MASTER’S SALE
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• Reader shocked and saddened by article
• South Carolina Historic Aviation Foundation pays tribute
• Attorney travels to India to learn
• Shandon Baptist Church
• The book Forest Acres is now available
• Students help give cigarette butts a proper burial
• Star Chefs
• Holiday gift for the gardeners on your list
• Help Harvest Hope Food Bank at “A Devine Night Out”
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Beware of Medicare scams
• From South Carolina to New York City
• CMA scores blockbuster exhibition
• A.C. Flora graduate devotes life to nature
• Carolina Carillon Holiday Parade schedule
• Árpád Darázs Singers to present holiday concert
• Events
• Crayton Middle School advances to SC Bar Middle School Mock Trial state competition
• USC team wins Mid–South Invitational Mock Trial Tournament
• Blythewood Middle School students compete in Model UN competition
• Keenan to host middle school robotics competition
• Forty– something
• Over the fence for a dollar
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• A miracle on Columbia’s North Main Street
• Folks about town
• Briefs
• Seth Rose, attorney and member of Richland County Council
• White Christmas held over at Town Theatre
• ’Tis the Season will kick off “A Wonderful Christmastime”
• Minivan driver in train collision identified
• Holiday shoppers came out to spend in November
• CBS: DeMint on Tax Debate, Debt Commission & START Treaty
• Someone destroys 5 state vehicles, boat
• SC couple says robbers threw them in river naked
• Mo. pastor, living in SC and charged with murder, to appear in court
• Richland County woman shoots, kills husband
• Vigil planned for baby found dead beside SC road
• South University dedicates new pharmacy school
• Sanford joins Marine Corps Reserve toy campaign
• Haley hopes SC can seek own health care solutions
• Severe weather moves through Midlands
• School district bans synthetic spice-smelling marijuana
• Documents reveal new suspects in rape, killing of Zahra Baker
• Greenville City Guide from Design*Sponge
• Clinton says WikiLeaks won't hurt US diplomacy
• Man sentenced to 25 years for bank robberies
• Health department marking World AIDS Day
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• Pentagon leaders say gays won't hurt the military
• Judge rules woman unfit for trial in mom's death
• Son charged in 85-year-old mother's beating death
• Arrest made in commercial robberies
• voted in support of the Coburn Amendment to establish an earmark moratorium for fiscal years 2011, 2012, and 2013.
• McKeon, Wilson Encourage Comprehensive Oversight of Pentagon’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t ...
• Rock Hill man shot to death in bed by intruder
• voted against S. 510, the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act. The bill passed by a vote of 73-25.
• A compilation of reactions to the WikiLeaks cables
• Wis. students chatted with gunman to keep him calm
• Wilson Encourages Immediate House Action on Adoption Tax Credit
• Judge affirms new trial in Zoloft defense case
• Fire destroys Sunset Boulevard home
• Football fans get kick out of Newton spoof
• Ga. police say 2 SC teens killed execution style
• Conservationists concerned about SC beach project
• SC survey on single-gender classes to be unveiled
• SC's Santee Cooper dedicating first wind turbine
• Thanksgiving yields historic low S.C. highway death toll
• US escapes major hurricanes for 5th straight year
• will be a guest tonight on Fox News 'On the Record with Greta Van Susteren.' Show airs at 10pm.
• Man arrested in Thanksgiving killing
• 2 Horry men arrested in throat-cutting death
• I agree with the Pentagon's assessment that the people at Wikileaks could have blood on their hands. Leaking this material is deplorable. The world is getting more dangerous by the day. And the people who do this are low on the food chain as far as
• I think it is a big mistake to criminalize the war, to take someone you've held under the law of war as an enemy combatant for six or seven years, then put them in civilian court. It is a disaster waiting to happen.
• Top US professor gets hero's welcome at SC college
• Leslie Nielsen of 'Naked Gun' fame dies at age 84
• Leaked US cables reveal sensitive diplomacy
• Inmate walks away from minimum security prison
• Carolinas TV-radio personality Jerry Peterson dies
• Inmate walks away from minimum security jail
• Graham doubts civilian trials for 9/11 suspects
• Graham: No quick end to 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Darlington business group's finances investigated
• Suspect identified in Thanksgiving slaying
• Mixed results for city’s landlord registration law
• SC man accused of threatening to shoot president
• Sumter woman dies after being hit by car
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Highlanders host tip–off tournament
• Eagles ground Bearcats
• Falcons advance to championship
• A.C. Flora Tip–Off tournament is a classic
• Hammond makes history
• Miss Andrews and Mr. Cornwell marry November 19, 2010
• The Columbia Ball b egins the debutante season
• Blythewood couple writes The Promise of Jonadab
• Columbia Churches
• Young woman given hope and a new life
• Public Notices
• BOB FORD'S CALL the COPS!
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Political Cartoon
• We are thankful for healing and to you for making it possible
• Julia Rogers Hook's Quirky Crimes in THE CAPITAL CITY
• City encourages residents to recycle fried turkey used cooking oil
• Conservancy expands Black River Swamp
• Pearl Harbor remembered with unfurling of American flag
• Tips for holiday safety
• Star Chefs
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• New councilman attends CCN meeting
• Correction
• leaks from the legislature
• Midlands’ leaders enter “New Era of Cooperation”
• The truth about the Tree
• Events
• Moore School holds China panels
• Olympia Learning Center wins National Dropout Prevention Award
• Congaree Elementary fourth graders combine math and community service
• Pineview Elementary School honors veterans
• The Student United Way of USC gets involved
• Folks about town
• Business Briefs
• Answers to outdoor art
• Baby baboon now on exhibit at Riverbanks
• Town Theatre offers two holiday shows for the price of one
• Do you know our city’s outdoor art?
• All-night shop-a-thon: Black Friday draws crowds
• ‘Super Bowl’ of shopping days off to a good start in the Midlands
• SC's Black Friday sales include some tax-free guns
• SC lawmakers consider bills on illegal immigrants
• Charleston man shot to death on Thanksgiving Day
• SC man accused of threatening to shoot president
• SC woman puts gun on grave after spiritual advice
• Columbia recycling Thanksgiving frying oil
• 2 SC teens found slain in woods in Augusta
• Woman says she was held captive in SC for 3 weeks
• Long lines, steady donations at SC, NC food banks
• Obama pardons turkeys on Thanksgiving eve
• SC man chased by deputies dies when hit by car
• SC schools chief hopes public innovation continues
• Top SC budget writer will help crisis panel's work
• SC inmate charged with threatening warden's life
• 1 man suspected in robberies of downtown Columbia businesses
• Drought worries continue for most of SC
• Girl fakes illness to end kidnapping in Ky.
• SKorea reports 2 civilian deaths in NKorea clash
• Man dies, wife injured in SC kayak accident
• DNA match leads to arrest of SC killing suspect
• Fort Jackson to serve 14,000 at Thanksgiving feast
• Ga. man gets death sentence in SC in teen's murder
• Cops: 3-year-old boy leaves house while mom at bar
• Georgia man sentenced to death for 2001 Edgefield murder
• Salazar vows to speed offshore wind energy
• SC Gov.-elect Haley sets plans for inauguration
• McMaster ordered to hand over correspondence
• New to the zoo: Baby baboon
• SC jobless rate drops
• NC animal shelter investigated for 'inappropriate' photos of cats
• Airport: Charlotte teen possibly fell from plane
• Wilson Signs Legislation Opposing NRC Chairman’s Unilateral Decision to Shut Down Yucca Mountain
• Boy found in road in Conway; police say mom at bar
• William, Kate to wed April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed
• Police: Bluffton man kills neighbor during dispute
• SC man who faked death to avoid arrest sentenced
• Last SC soldiers from Guard security unit return from Afghanistan
• Man says caller told him to smash SC motel room
• SC man accused of impersonating police officer
• Rex to lead discussion on education documentary
• SC agency to release October unemployment figures
• DeMint Honors Family with 2010 Angels in Adoption Award
• New hours for Columbia water service phone calls
• Hold that turkey frying oil
• 2nd suspect arrested in shooting death
• Lawyer seeks less time for 1 of '3 Hebrew Boys'
• Crews search near SC coast for missing NY teen
• Man in past jogger attacks guilty of Levy slaying
• SC firm settles unfair practices case with NC AG
• TSA pat-down leaves Mich. man covered in urine
• $65M to help build MTU Detroit Diesel plant in SC
• SC jail guard charged with assault on inmate
• Deputy kills dog attacking owner in Spartanburg
• Natonal Guard troops run Gov. race in Afghanistan
• 2 die in head-on collision in Georgetown County
• Traffic rerouted because of wreck
• Man shot to death in Greer
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• 'Harry Potter' leaps to $125.1M debut weekend
• 80-year-old boat likely to stay at Charleston home
• Woman dies in fiery Percival Road wreck
• Feds back creation of fish passageways at SC dams
• Fire guts Olympia coin-operated laundry, apartments
• Pilots get a pass on new TSA pat-downs
• Tourism panel gives SC’s Grand Strand black eye
• Darvon painkiller pulled from market
• Chapin girl, 6, dies in accidental strangling
• Ohio town grieves after 3 missing are found
• Truck driver, 35, killed in Sumter wreck
• Missing 12-year-old SC girl found in Atlanta
• Ex-Gov. Riley, Hootie drummer honored at luncheon
• Top SC prosecutor discusses Internet task force
• Giddy up! SC sheriff welcomes newest patrol horse
• Gullah-Geechee panel considers plan for future
• 3 relatives of SC sheriff arrested in drug bust
• ETV names president
• Suspects sought by local police
• Boeing hiring as production increases
• Murkowski win a blow to Palin's influence
• Man pleads guilty in deaths of 2 Allen students
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Hunting South Dakota
• Correction
• Local athletes take talents to the next level
• Bobcats outlast Falcons
• Yellow Jackets hold off Vikings
• Cavaliers fall to Jackets
• Skyhawks tame Lions to earn trip to 5th straight title game
• grandfather and granddaughter share the same birthday
• When is a dismal failure a glowing success?
• Happy Hookers: clean hands and NO crying
• Richland County Treasury Delinquent Tax Sale
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Your voice, your paper
• Preschool students stay together through high school
• Illahee campers attend 90th reunion
• Did you go to Camp Illahee?
• Main Street United Methodist Church holds 2010 annual Festival of gifts
• St. Peter’s Catholic Church
• Book signing: Selected Letters of Anna Heyward Taylor
• Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained
• Star Chefs
• The Farmer in the ‘Hood
• Clean up the Midlands
• Richland County Council cleans up its language and honors Chief Deputy Wash James
• Keep the Midlands Beautiful receives grant
• City finally takes action after eight years
• Councilwomen receive 2010 palmetto Center for Women TWIN awards
• Crime drops in Olympia
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Columbia Council of Neighborhoods to host fall training
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Columbia garden Club lights up downtown
• Professors challenge audience
• Lights Before Christmas shine at Riverbanks
• Events
• Operation Christmas Child collection week
• Spring Valley players presents David and Lisa
• Red Ribbon Week at Northside Middle School
• Center for Children’s Books and Literacy project to enter pepsi Refresh Competition
• Richland One student to march in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade
• RNe coaches go to the mat to help cure kids’ cancer
• Bird feeding gone wrong
• Forty– something
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cartoon
• Richland’s International Flavors held at Decker Mall
• Florence & Hutchenson volunteers staff and funds to beautify counseling center
• Folks about town
• John Jordan of Cherokee, general contractor
• Briefs
• Growing Up Nascar
• Carolina Ballet presents Nutcracker, Thanksgiving week
• Girl, 17, hit by car, injured
• DeMint Renamed Chairman of Senate Steering Committee, Coburn Named Vice Chairman
• GM launching IPO, ending government majority stake
• Banner month for S.C. lottery players
• Gaffney man gets 25 years in teen's death
• AMBER Alert issued for girl, 12
• Funeral set for Okla. Air Force base airman
• Charleston unveiling free downtown trolley service
• Microsoft executive visits Clemson for tech talk
• Pence, DeMint Introduce Legislation to Stop $3.9 Trillion Tax Hike
• Civil rights icon Lewis to get Medal of Freedom
• While I respect the judgment of the court, I'm deeply disappointed in the verdict. We are at war with Al Qaeda. Members of the organization, and their associates, should be treated as warriors, not common criminals. We put our nation at risk by crim
• SC's 'Scrooges and Angels' charity list released
• Wilson’s Statement on Leadership Elections and New Way Forward
• Seneca man gets life in estranged wife's death
• Ex-SC superintendent charged with embezzlement
• Harrell easily re-elected S.C. House speaker
• Update: ID released in single vehicle fatality
• SC Southern Baptists OK antigambling resolution
• Storm system blows through Midlands
• 'Merchant of Death' extradition
• Audit: Motor Vehicles should tighten on contracts
• Data update: 77 new restaurant inspections
• Device lets tourists reach out and touch attractions
• SC construction firm suspends operations
• Single-car wreck claims life of Camden woman
• Greenville woman stabbed to death; man injured
• NC girl's dad denies role in death, dismemberment
• Boys find woman's body in Horry County woods
• Lottery: Two Powerball millionaires this month
• Entrepreneurship group honoring SC innovations
• Shellfish topic of global conference in SC
• Senate Republicans Vote for Earmark Ban
• SC lawmaker's son charged with indecent exposure
• Soldier given highest medal for heroism
• Donations solicited for fire fighters' families
• Fed officials recommend dredging Port of Savannah
• Awaiting hearing, SC's Greene discusses 2012 bid
• Mexican woman in wreck taken into federal custody
• Girl's birthday comes amid grim details of death
• Ex-HomeGold executive appeals 20-year sentence
• Former Kershaw deputy pleads not guilty
• Prince William gives UK long-awaited royal wedding
• SC family finds dead squirrels, gets text messages
• Pilots among those dismayed at scanners, pat-downs
• Lame Duck Session Begins
• "The Thanksgiving Spoon - a Family's True Journey Through Time"
• Briefs: SCE&G wants funds reinstated
• Editorial: Why not USC, why not the state of S.C.?
• S.C. Marine squadron headed to Afghanistan
• South Carolina home sales sink in October
• This year's must-have toy hasn’t emerged yet
• Propriety of doctors’ paid talks questioned
• Lexington County Chronicle - Wilson: focus on jobs, better health care
• Woman killed Sunday in I-26 wreck
• Woman in wreck that killed firefighter had only Mexican license
• Gamecock championship gear arriving
• SC home buying slow despite bright spots
• Gulfstream announces a $500M expansion in Georgia
• 2010 SC fatalities expected to drop below 800
• Spartanburg County man charged with stabbing death
• Police look for man who escaped from Pickens jail
• Karzai call for less troops frustrates US general
• SC VA med center advises veterans' caregivers
• Board for Savannah River terminal meeting
• 2-day orientation opening for SC House freshmen
• DeMint Praises Senate Republican Leader's Support for Earmark Moratorium
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• Doctors reject online ratings
• Naked auditions: Letting it all hang out for TV
• Francis Marion University celebrates life after 40
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Police conclude missing NC girl is dead
• Second suspect in drive-by shooting in custody
• will be a guest this Sunday on ABC This Week.
• Swaying trailer filled with ton and a half of pot
• Midlands road delays
• South Carolina's largest dairy will be at prison
• APNewsBreak: SC AG: Tentative accord in water case
• APNewsBreak: Haley names Husband, McMaster to team
• Daily Beast, Newsweek reach deal to join
• Smithsonian museum stages exhibit on Gullah speech
• Elementary, middle schools’ report cards improve
• Data update: 617 new restaurant inspections
• Hints of ‘valuable’ clue in search for Zahra + map
• Rock Hill woman dies when car hits school bus
• Justice is served
• City receives 2010 MetLife Foundation Award for Neighborhood Revitalization
• J–School honors its own
• Skyhawks cruise in playoff opener
• SC police looking for person who set dog on fire
• Forty– something
• Leaks from the Legislature
• To readers and advertisers of The Columbia Star
• Miss Johnston and Mr. Knight plan March wedding
• Mom faces abuse, drug charges
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Historic Heathwood Neighborhood Association holds last meeting on steps to protect character neighborhood
• Museum exhibit only on website
• NSDAR pays tribute to Mary Patterson Caldwell
• Italian filmmaker Dino De Laurentiis dies at 91
• Cartoon
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Quilt presented to Rosa Weeden in appreciation
• Family and friends honor Lib Crosswell
• Amazon no longer selling guide for pedophiles
• Midlands Tech provides training in Fairfield County
• What is this, and where are they?
• Ebenezer Evangelical Lutheran Church
• NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED VEHICLES/PUBLIC SALE
• Drug arrest follows chase with flying objects
• No NFL pension for SC woman in bigamy case
• City seeks board member
• There is a better way
• garden Club of South Carolina Calendar
• NotiCe oF AppliCAtioN
• Decorated SC vet to talk about brutal battle
• SC dog wins PETA's cutest mutt contest
• WIS goes High–Def
• Barbeque, bluegrass, and the beautiful Broad River
• Garden Club Council of greater Columbia to meet
• Public Notices
• Train hits pedestrian in Columbia
• SLED investigates Dillon doctor's office shooting
• Folks about town
• SCP Youth Orchestras I
• Star Chefs
• ASPCA commemorates 2010 Dog of the Yearand 2010 Cat of the Year
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Palin is coming to town on book tour
• Briefs
• “The Doctors Lounge,” a benefit for The Free Medical Clinic
• Autumn’s Golden Girl
• Tomatoes, deadly for animals
• State’s best high school cross country runners attack Sandhills
• Wilson Sincerely Thanks America’s Veterans for their Service and Sacrifice
• Irish Consul General comes to town
• Philharmonic readies for world premiere
• Columbia City Council hears safety statistics
• Prepare pets for winter
• Stahlberger finishes 2nd
• Medal of Honor recipient speaks at SC vets event
• A night with the stars
• Events
• Class 8 National Flood Insurance rating from FEMA means 20 percent discount
• Animal Shelter hours of operation during the holidays
• B–C’s Bray to resign
• Biz leaders gather on SC coast for chamber summit
• USC Lab Theatre presents Bent
• RCPL to host Lunch Money CD release party
• Cayce City Mayor Elise Partin begins another term
• The Canine Conundrum
• Cavs build big lead then hang on for victory over Vikings
• Black SC Civil War vet honored with grave marker
• Southern Exposure new music series continues
• Career Day at Congaree Elementary School
• The feds giveth and the feds taketh away
• Retired racer seeks home
• Lions end Ben Lippen’s run
• Raw video: Tower demolition goes wrong
• USC Dance presents “Classics to Contemporary”
• Pineview Elementary School celebrates “Grand Heroes”
• Melrose Heights prepares for holiday season
• Correction
• Eagles survive and advance
• Live now: 'Splendor' arrives in California
• U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham addressed a class at Bob Jones University and met with university administrators on Wednesday, October 13.
• Richland One teacher elected to serve on national professional organization
• To readers and advertisers of The Columbia Star
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• High School Football
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• A decade on the stage for Palmetto Center for the Arts
• Residents of Shandon concerned about Sims Park
• Letter to Shandon neighbors and those who enjoy Sims Park
• Falcons fly to 2nd round
• Vacation security tips from Richland Co. Sheriff's Dept.
• Woman calls for help from trunk of car
• Salvation Army, Ebenezer Lutheran honored
• Military personnel get free zoo pass
• Airport to hold emergency exercise
• Long slow haul back to air conditioning, hot water
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Two lottery claims centers closing
• Historians discuss SC at the time of secession
• Gaston home destroyed in fire
• Boeing delays more 787 test flights, shares drop
• Anderson man shot and killed in card game
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• GOP chair Floyd won't seek new term
• Update: Carolighting event will go on
• Former teacher on probation
• Video: Trick play ties middle school football game
• 2 charged after children padlocked inside SC home
• Former SC teacher gets probation in sex abuse case
• GA Police: Deadly teen beating at party unprovoked
• Powerball ticket worth $1M sold in Little River
• Black caucus says it will allow Republicans
• Tip leads to arrest in Newberry drive-by shooting
• Ex-boyfriend accused of gunning down rival
• Finding True Freedom: From the White Houseto the World
• Cruise ship dead in water after fire
• Motorcycles in front of parade offend veterans
• SC deputies arrest NC woman for burning corpse
• Jury renews deliberations on ex-Lee County sheriff
• Ex-DNC chairman discusses elections at The Citadel
• Democratic chairmen back Hoyer for number 2 slot
• Magazine names Charleston friendliest city in US
• NC booms: Methane? Meteor? Cause unclear
• SC woman sentenced to 30 years for fatal stabbing
• Ex-sheriff convicted in SC drug, racketeering case
• SC's Scott chosen for GOP transition team
• SC Medicaid payments may end in March
• Vases stolen from 30 graves in Rock Hill
• Regulators report on SC nuclear plant inspection
• Rep.'s son charged with indecent exposure at USC
• Recount will determine Lexington 3 school board winner
• Game time set for USC-Troy game
• Wilkins will lead Haley transition efforts
• 3 officers, 4 inmates injured in SC prison fight
• Twins in AMBER alert found; suspect arrested
• Republicans in charge take aim at health overhaul
• The Socialite Network: UK's Queen joins Facebook
• Obama, in India, says Pakistan's progress on terrorism is slow
• India's Punjab celebrates Nikki Haley's election
• Chilean miner crosses finish line at NYC Marathon
• AMBER alert issued on infant twins
• Man arrested in shooting; 2nd sought
• Man sought in October shooting on Bluff Road
• Dutch Fork takes regional championship
• Wilson on October Unemployment Numbers
• Kohler cutting 85 jobs at Spartanburg plant
• Indonesia volcano blasts searing gas; 122 now dead
• Fire bombs cause minor damage at 2 SC stores
• Sheriff: Flasher scouts victims near Upstate college
• SC's highest peak now more accessible
• Regulators issue fine over SC uranium spill
• Greenville sheriff's deputy wounded during raid
• SC VA medical center to lend help to homeless vets
• Jury to get ex-SC sheriff's drug case soon
• Bob Fulton: Funeral plans finalized
• Applications for jobless aid rise sharply
• Live video: Obama on jobs numbers (9:25 a.m.)
• SC VA medical center hosts evening for combat vets
• Richland One Hall of Fame induction Gala set for January 29
• Tip Your Garden Hat to Turk’s Cap
• Falcons’ dream season capped with demolition of Blue Devils
• Man held on 5 counts of attempted murder
• Springdale Elementary third grader steps up to lead Soles4Souls project
• Harvest Hope holds 5 Walk
• My first fashion show: a man’s perspective
• West Columbia boil-water notice lifted
• Jury's verdicts mixed in Outlaws biker gang trial
• RCPL seeks youth art, writing for Kids in Print
• CCN welcomes new police chief
• Miss Johnston and Mr. Knight plan March wedding
• USC homecoming event will go on as plannned
• Man charged in SC killing curses victim's family
• Blythewood Middle School AViD students visit Columbia College
• Rotary recycles for SCETV charity
• An American Hero
• Hall of Fame manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Charleston library has rare outdoor sporting books
• Burglar on Facebook
• Welcome centers in trouble
• South Carolina House of Representatives recognizes Sarah Leverette
• 5 Midlands players on Shrine Bowl roster
• SC deputy facing federal charge in inmate beating
• Forty– something
• Columbia Police warn Hyatt Park about scam
• Women effect change
• Feds: NC, SC workplace injury rates among lowest
• Two apply to run casino boats in North Charleston
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• West Columbia City Council promotes changing batteries in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detector November 7
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• Bob Fulton: Funeral plans finalized
• Qantas jumbo makes emergency landing in Singapore
• Cartoon
• From South Carolina to New York City
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• Confusion, fear as Haiti camps evacuate for storm
• Office on Aging recommends vaccinations
• Finding True Freedom: From the White House to the World
• Public Notices
• Defending champs end Vikings’ run
• Mayor unveils Gamecock ornament
• “Putting our house in order”
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Eagles grounded
• Murkowski could join Thurmond in write-in history
• Goodwill breaks ground in irmo
• Article
• Training helps stop child abuse
• Falcons set sites on Seahawks
• Bone found in search for Zahra Baker
• Folks about town
• Events
• Trinity Cathedral Bazaar set for November 13
• Cardinals and Highlanders finish strong at SCiSA State Meet
• Victim in Columbia shooting dies
• Briefs
• B–C Grammar School No. 1 participates in Read for the Record
• Sip soup and support shelter
• Highlanders and Cardinals battle to overtime
• Suspect in Beltline shooting arrested
• A new look for Miss South Carolina
• Enhancing education through technology at Busbee Creative Arts Academy
• Eastminster Presbyterian Church
• High School Football
• Morris: A fond farewell to my friend
• Can you handle the truth?
• Spring Valley High School student to perform with Sound of America Honor Band
• Armed Forces Tribute
• Harris and Howell lead Eagles over B–C
• Everything you’ve been dreaming of… irving Berlin’s White Christmas
• Richland One students selected for Midlands Region Orchestra
• Star Chefs
• Skyhawks’ quest for perfection continues
• Haley defeats Sheheen in historic victory
• At least 5 dogs seized in SC raid to be euthanized
• Haiti wants major camp evacuated ahead of storm
• Economic woes, other issues boost turnout
• Plotters didn't know where mail bombs would go off
• Republicans ride voter unrest to control of House
• Marijuana legalization measure loses in California
• Atlanta Police arrest rapper after traffic stop
• Photos: South Carolina votes
• Former deputy indicted in beating of suspect
• Richland tosses the coin
• Between a catapult and a Gaga
• Haley credits Palin for helping message in SC
• Matthews wins race for Kershaw sheriff
• Suspected meth lab in Lexington busted
• Voice of the Gamecocks, Bob Fulton, has died
• Election update from the Grand Strand
• Election update from Beaufort County
• West Columbia boil water advisory issued
• Election update from York County
• GOP looks for gains today: races to watch
• Republican SC candidate's son charged with DUI
• Husqvarna expanding Orangeburg plant
• Precincts across the state report heavy turnout
• SC sending at least 3 new faces to Washington
• Former Kershaw County Sheriff's Deputy indicted for beating suspect
• DeMint up for vote after months on tea party trail
• Easley man shot to death after argument
• SC woman dies after tractor flips on her
• Election morning in The Lowcountry
• Live coverage: Election Day 2010
• Partin wins easily over former city manager
• Rescuers find missing SC woman alive in NC
• 9 things to watch in the Senate races
• Myrtle Beach lawyer says he owes $72.5 million
• What you need to know to vote
• St. Andrews Park facilities closing for renovations
• Columbia’s Township Auditorium will host 2011 Miss S.C. Pageant
• 'Suspicious package' detonated by police robot
• Mayor unveils 2010 Babcock Christmas ornament
• Rock Hill celebrates opening of Catawba Riverwalk
• Man arrested in SC in connection with NC death
• Converse school of music marks 100 years
• Sunday alcohol sales: a lot of debate about liquor
• Terrorist bombers may have targeted aircraft
• Police arrest 7 in SC dogfighting case
• Giants win World Series behind Lincecum, Renteria
• Columbia Police investigate shooting in St. Andrews area
• Wanted: Band championship photos
• Shootings leave 1 dead, 1 injured
• Obama warns of progress reversal if GOP wins
• Pot measure's immediate effect remains up in air
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• Video: 'Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear'
• In election's shadow, rally draws laughs, activism
• Nothing sticks to front-runner Haley
• Three charged after meth lab found
• Baby killed after interrupting mom's Facebook time
• Things to do this weekend
• Quail Unlimited moving to Georgia
• Teen in York trail holdup faces murder charge
• Trick-or-treating lanterns recalled for burn hazard
• Officials to announce pageant location
• Roadwork to disrupt travel on Blue Ridge Parkway
• North Charleston approves casino boat operations
• Three die in Richland Co. wreck
• SC Army National Guard engineers returning home
• Fairfield QuickJobs Center Ribbon Cutting
• Richland County Sheriff’s Department goes high tech
• High School Football
• Golf Classic raises funds for people with lifelong disabilities
• Hopkins High School Alumni Foundation 15th Annual Scholarship Awards Banquet
• Big garage sale proceeds help buy learning materials
• Eagles crash Dreher’s senior night
• Actor who played Danno on `Hawaii Five-0' dies
• Folks about town
• Dr. Mack has tea with Brockman
• St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
• Even with heavy hearts Skyhawks continue domination
• Feds: Sprinklers would've contained fatal SC fire
• Get to know your Richland County Delegation
• Richland One in pictures
• Spring bulbs showcased at Riverbanks bulb sale
• Forest Acres book available
• No survivors in small plane crash in Aiken County
• Briefs
• Red Ribbon Week at Pair Elementary School
• Star Chefs
• Heathwood Hall Episcopal School hosts recycling day
• Alaska, the Final Frontier
• South Carolina’s future in clean energy
• RCPL Foundation announces first scholarship winner
• Getting to the Root of Halloween Treats
• Heathwood holds 10th neighborhood party
• Pinewood Prep ends Ben Lippen’s season
• Big Love at Theatre South Carolina
• Mayor Benjamin to participate in “The Mayor’s Blue Chip Investors Program”
• Historic Heathwood Neighborhood Association discusses designation
• Florist charms the Petal Pushers Garden Club
• Porter–Gaud ends Cardinal Newman’s season
• Painted Pianos play for S.C. Philharmonic
• STARBASE Swamp Fox, WE HAVE LIFT–OFF
• Trick or treat tips
• Correction
• Cardinals advance with hard fought win
• Dozens of neglected dogs seized
• Nuf sed
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Fight like a girl and win like a woman
• Cardinals advance to semifinals
• Sumter man, 27, dies in ATV-truck collision
• We’re talking big money
• Only days left to vote absentee
• Columbia hosts regional bridge tournament
• Ashley Hall beats Hammond to win Lower State Championship
• Feds release study of fatal Charleston store fire
• Forty– something
• Seen hangin’ out on Rosewood Drive
• MASTER’S SALE 2010-CP-40-1644
• Hammond advances to Lower State Championship
• Nissan recalls 2 million vehicles worldwide
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Say Boo to Diabetes
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• Skyhawks advance to semifinals
• Clemson breaking ground on wind turbine facility
• Cartoon
• WUSC-FM Hosts Zombie Walk to Start Fall Fundraiser
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Falcons are State Champs!
• Man: Trio of women stole phone, drove over foot
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• Hornets and A.C. Flora battle to the last second
• Low-level tornado hit Pickens, Greenville counties
• Express Oil Change coming to Harbison
• Lexington District Two teacher inducted into Heroes and Heroines Society
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Falcons fly away from Cardinal Newman
• SC mom upset about birth control program
• Partnership saves S.C. energy and money
• Sandhills School celebrates 40 years of changing lives
• OffenderWatch® Track sex offenders
• Fumbles plague Cavs
• Rosewood merchants donate $10,000
• 8-point buck struck by car on Meeting St. in Charleston
• Police seek man in child sex assault
• Haley, Sheheen joust on jobs, college costs in final debate
• Police looking for well-covered suspect in bank robbery
• Clemson ditching textile degree program
• Christian signs can go back up
• Mosquitoes have coastal area buzzing
• Richland libraries to close Nov. 11
• West Columbia neighborhood asked to boil water
• Storm brings wind, rain to Midwest, South
• SCANA earnings slide on higher costs
• Ooohh that smell!
• USC wins defense fuel-cell grant
• Federal panel denies Tuomey Hospital appeal
• Who won last night's debate?
• Paul Mitchell The School Columbia Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• Riders oppose SC ban on beach horses
• Longtime Charleston conductor dead at 60
• Man arrested in Darlington woman's shooting death
• Iran injects fuel into first nuclear reactor
• SC man pleads guilty to killing homeless woman
• SCE&G asking for new nuke construction rate plan
• Lawyer: 'Hiccup girl' may use Tourette's defense
• Rain, warm weather mean mosquitoes on coast
• NC police: Stepmother talking in missing girl case
• Rain at last -- at least half-inch expected
• Tricks and Treats
• Wash. case raises alcoholic energy drink concerns
• Teen dies after jumping from Spartanburg RR bridge
• Drug conspiracy trial begins for ex-SC sheriff
• Nominations for 20 Under 40 due Friday
• Dept of Ed: Some bullying violates federal law
• Wilson to Call Hearing on Military Voting Process
• SCE&G to seek nuke funding
• N.C. woman lone fatality in I-26 wreck
• Deadly crash closes part of I-26
• Santee Cooper to raise rent on lakefront lots
• SC coastal hotels replacing glass pool covers
• Smolla officially sworn in as president of Furman
• Researchers look at effect of chemical spill in SC
• Earthquake hits Wyoming; landslide reported
• Hurricane Richard makes landfall in Belize
• Immigrant vets face deportation despite service
• Shooting on Decker Boulevard
• Summerville police officer shoots, kills suspect
• Italian man in ex-SC treasurer case arrested
• Do these clothes look familiar?
• SC man found dead inside burning mobile home
• Police: boy in custody after 2 joyrides in 2 days
• Columbia parks employee charged in kickback scheme
• S.C. fares plummet as Southwest arrives
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in South Carolina
• More working families getting government food aid
• Ex-Lee County official charged with embezzlement
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• Higher corn prices mean higher prices for meat
• SC police officer on leave after wounding man
• WikiLeaks near release of secret US war documents
• TS Richard is moving erratically in the Caribbean
• DeMint: Time to End Taxpayer Funding of NPR, PBS
• SC trooper shoots, kills man during traffic stop
• Judge wants Edwards sex tape deposition private
• S.C. unemployment falls to 11%
• [Photos] Last day at The Biscuit House
• Teen collapses on school track in Anderson, dies
• State law change creates problems for victims’ families
• Star Chefs Cooking for a crowd
• Diane and Terry Hughey celebrate 40 years of marriage
• Barons keep Cardinals winless
• Earmark Moratorium Should Be GOP’s Top Priority
• Man pleads guilty in human trafficking case
• Forty– something
• Estelle Smith Boulware
• Cheer dynasty continues: Cardinals win sixth straight
• HE: 'Earmark Moratorium Should Be GOP’s Top Priority'
• Police: Rock Hill man shot to death; uncle watched
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• Public Notices
• Falcons focused on State Tournament
• NCAA probe reveals USC infractions
• Teenager pleads guilty to making fake bomb threats
• Cartoon
• Orchids at the State Fair
• Public Notices
• Bearcats triumph over Falcons in five
• Columbia CFO: ‘We’re looking for pennies’
• SC woman charged with neglect in stillborn death
• Spring Valley Rotary awards $6,000 to Sistercare
• Money, gags, merging, and fair share consume Richland County Council meeting
• Leaks from the legislature
• Local stars getting ready for playoffs
• Gator hunting season, by the numbers
• Sweet honor: SC woman in Candy Hall of Fame
• Ponderosa property sells for $2.45 million
• Football and the State Fair blamed for increase in crime in Olympia
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Epps chosen for U15 National Training Camp
• Simpsonville couple found dead in home
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• Moe’s opens in West Columbia
• Hoggs can keep chickens
• Author born on Halloween with the second sight
• Senior night caps undefeated region season for Airport
• Magnitude-6.9 earthquake hits northern Mexico
• Man charged in assault at school
• Verizon supporting local causes
• Folks stand up for Chicken Man
• Heart of Columbia treats audience to barbershop favorites
• Cardinals, Bearcats, and Blazers get together
• Video: Marion boy, 11, in police chase
• Folks about town
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Columbia Churches
• Miss Ferguson and Mr. Douglas wed in Winnsboro, South Carolina
• Columbia parks employee indicted
• Business Briefs
• Happy 100th birthday Gertrude Hancock
• Bob Ford's Call the Cops!
• Bill and Dotty Barwick celebrate 45 years of marriage
• Staunton is Stanton in Virginia
• Maryland drops nuclear plant —SCE&G holds on
• Eat, exercise, rest, and be merry
• New Chick–fil–A opens in Five Points
• Ms.Chandler and Mr. Tower marry at Sims–Stac khouse Mansi on
• Bearcats get second win with defeat of Dreher
• Salvation Army and Toys for Tots eager to help families for Christmas
• Artifact lands in Columbia
• Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church, 100 years of memories
• Miss Collins and Mr. Brown exchange vows October 16, 2010
• Harris leads Airport to Homecoming win over Lower Richland
• Headless Horseman rides again at West Columbia’s Riverwalk
• Events
• Potato Salad for 25
• Fur Ball full of fun, frolic, and fancy
• Skyhawks stand alone at top of SCISA with demolition of Cyclones
• Dracula: Ballet With A Bite brings in fresh blood
• Cinderella Skeleton gives new twist to old tale
• Turkey Stew for 50
• Forest Acres book available
• High School Football Week 8 Stats
• SC to unveil new, more secure driver's licenses
• Midlands Tech commissions 20 students as AmeriCorps Education Award volunteers
• Meat Loaf for 50
• Dr. Anne Firor Scott
• Upcoming Schedule
• Air Force talent group offers free SC talent show
• Principal for the Day at Saluda River Academy
• Boys Farm Dunbar Macaroni
• “The Southern Lady: Pedestal to Politics”
• Smith racks up 406 yards to lead Yellow Jackets over Spring Valley
• SC women throw annual party to support Anita Hill
• Richland One school wins national character award
• Parole hearing delayed for ex-SC death row inmate
• Study indicates wind could generate SC energy
• Ex-Clemson official accused of taking computer
• SC still expected to receive 5 F-35 squadrons
• Southwest service to S.C. starts March 13
• Columbia in running for 2011 Miss S.C. pageant
• Tapes: Dad had theory on Baker abduction
• Driver dies in fiery Orangeburg wreck
• Van-bus collision injuries drivers, students
• [Photos] Chick-fil-A opens in Five Points
• USC releases more documents in NCAA probe
• Big fans put 2 houses to hurricane-force wind test
• SC Pride schedules vigil for suicide victims
• Energy official at SRS to mark stimulus milestone
• Shots hit Pentagon; Police label it 'random event'
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• Haley, Sheheen debate the issues tonight at 7pm
• Vilsack, Spratt visit Darlington County farms
• Bank of America starts thaw in foreclosure freeze
• REI plans to hire 15 in Columbia plant expansion
• Robbery suspect from SC arrested at Ga. motel
• SC's Wilson holding rally to answer ad challenge
• Police investigating homicide near Five Points
• 20 Under 40 nominations due in 11 days
• SC Supreme Court to hear poker arguments
• SC lawmaker Crawford indicted on tax charges
• Recycling event Saturday
• Smokers get break in Irmo
• Myrtle Beach might sell naming rights for sites
• US Attorney lays out SC voter protection plans
• SC business leaders briefed on canal widening
• Ticket collector wounded at SC haunted trail
• Almost $6M spent in campaign for SC's 2nd District
• Fall tourism on SC's Grand Strand up from '09
• Fire damages historic church in Seneca
• GOP Wilson's "mortar attack" ad claim questioned
• Incident backs up fair traffic
• Seniors can go for stronger flu shot
• Sunday snapshots from the State Fair
• Names that start with A most widely used in U.S.
• Hill Creek boil-water advisory lifted
• Chandra Levy murder trial may not answer many questions
• ‘Drunkorexia’ a growing trend for college students
• Man held on DUI, hit-and-run charges after woman killed
• Ky. man convicted of killing SC lover's husband
• Carnival worker arrested at State Fair on Massachusetts sex charges
• Clemson University trustees reduce spring tuition
• Photo gallery: Honoring slain SC Guardsman
• Home sales tumble in Columbia
• Boil-water advisory issued for some Lexington County residents
• Staunton is Stanton in Virginia
• Business Briefs
• Haley takes part in Clemson entrepreneurship panel
• DHEC board member quits; replacement uncertain
• Police question three in shooting at McDonald’s
• Aiken daycare owner arrested in toddler's death
• Boil-water notice for Rainbow Drive, surroundings
• Leaks from the legislature
• Eagle softball player flying to Beaufort
• SC museum adds clothing, textile gallery
• bobfordscallthecops.
• Polling places moved for November general election
• Falcon and Blue Devil swimmers perform well at championships
• SC AG: Judge right to let health care suit proceed
• Life for Upstate man in death of disabled girl
• Kia acquires site in NE Columbia
• Vote yes or no for one cent sales tax increase
• Vikings using 2010 championship dissappointments for 2011 motivation
• Traveling preachers spark uproar at Winthrop 
• Man charged in death of former SC sheriff
• Palmetto Health Baptist completes $57 million expansion and renovation
• Former football coach Bobby Bowden wows audience
• Luncheon benefits Family Serenity Garden
• Batesburg-Leesville police are investigating a shooting death
• Charleston voted a top destination
• Big Lots opens at Seven Oaks
• Football team wears pink for the cause
• Trail of Tears inspires story told by music minister
• Beach music icon General Johnson dead
• Inspectors at Hartsville plant after shutdown
• Folks about town
• Columbia World Affairs Council names Global Vision Award Winner
• Aiken daycare provider charged with killing infant
• SC Islamic center defaced with bacon slices
• Journalism takes multiple paths
• Heathwood Hall breaks ground for bell tower
• Public Notices
• S taun ton is Stant.n in Vi rginia
• Study out soon on Charleston fire
• Bu s in es s Briefs
• NBC features "school that works”
• Public Notices
• Football doesn’t prepare kickers for “Buck Fever”
• $1M in outside money targets Spratt
• An evening with Hitchcock celebrates Halloween and raises funds for art acquisitions
• Events
• Email your opinions to Mike@TheColumbiaStar.com Governor discusses misconceptions of higher education and money
• Untitled
• Tea Party leaders allege intraparty spying
• Correction
• On a (drum) roll, RNE’s Silver Cadets bring home another gold
• Untitled
• High School Football Week 7 Stats
• State leaders discuss war anniversary plans
• Columbia Museum of Art launches Baker Baker Art of Music Series
• Richland Two receives three new grants valued at $7.3 million
• Church Women United honor those who have overcome challenges of a disability and their advocates
• One huge play ends Bearcats’ 20–game losing streak
• As Chile celebrates, mine's future in question
• Sleeping Over with Lizzie Borden
• Richland Northeast senior has poem published in national literary journal
• Columbia C hurches Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
• Eagles hand Flora first loss
• Orangeburg man, 64, struck, killed by truck
• Teach for America could send teachers to SC
• Columbia College and Midlands Tech create new transfer option
• Stopping smell flowers
• Silver Foxes capitalize on Cavalier miscues
• Pond, lot searched for NC girl presumed dead
• Myrtle Beach to flash digital billboards
• B–C Grammar School celebrates
• Star Chefs
• A.C. Flora’s Riley running down the competition
• Summerville residents plan flag protest
• Workers return to Georgetown Steel mill
• Cartoon
• Study ballot measures, propositions, and issues before November 2
• Falcon cheerleaders take first at Wildcat Classic
• Dozens charged with record Medicare scam
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Offshore drilling moratorium lifted
• Highlanders finish second
• Summerville OKs immigration measure
• Forty– something
• Richland Co. sheriff announces promotions
• Police search wooded lot for NC girl presumed dead
• Two charged in Lexington homicide
• Manning murder case goes to jury
• Senator DeMint visits The George
• Sheriff says Mexican investigator was decapitated
• Heating bill relief expected
• Suspect sought in early Wednesday traffic incident
• 25 miners free as Chile rescue goes off flawlessly
• Monday high flirted with record
• Blogger details alleged tryst with SC gov nominee
• First pair of 33 men rescued from Chilean mine
• Live video: Rescue of Chilean miners
• Accused murderer takes the stand
• Ukraine: 42 killed in bus, train collision
• Hurricane Paula forms, heads to Yucatan Peninsula
• Dramatic endgame nears for trapped Chile miners
• Elgin man arrested in attempted murder
• Relative: Missing NC girl had 'terrible' home life
• Worker electrocuted during State Fair setup
• Cayce man accused of harassing 2 council members
• Baseball championship flag stolen
• 3 win economics Nobel for job market analysis
• The world welcomes 2 more Spurriers
• Lexington man, 20, dies in shooting while driving
• North Korea's Kim and heir appear at lavish parade
• Bullied gay student is subject of new documentary
• Murder suspect returned to Lexington County
• Swansea runner dies during 5K run on coast
• Body ID'd as woman charged in thefts
• Police looking into death after USC game
• Wilson Nominates Epworth Children’s Home as an “Angel In Adoption”
• Wilson Encourages Immediate Action to Create Jobs
• Mac's Drive-In Makes Clemson Proud
• Saluda teacher charged with sexual assault of student
• Sewer main break on Gervais
• 1 dead, 4 injured in 5-vehicle wreck on I-26
• Sheriff holding armed robbery demonstration
• Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
• As fans roll into town, it's high (crimson) tide
• Economy loses 95K jobs due to government layoffs
• Escape of Duke grad’s ‘sex thesis’ a lesson
• Conway crime drops in renovated areas
• Newberry deputy in high-speed wreck
• US Transportation Secretary visits SC for I-73
• Heroes from 1968 fire reunite with woman they saved
• No 3-D version of next Harry Potter installment - yet
• Mother starts Out of Darkness walk in memory of her son
• Diamond Hornet tidal wave swamps Dreher
• Ex-sheriff arraigned on new charges
• Spring Valley High graduate presents world premiere of The New Normal
• Biggest Halloween Party in the City
• Columbia Churches
• High School Football Week 6 Stats
• SC police report major drug arrests
• Brookland–Cayce Honors Choir presents Beauty and the Beast
• Forest Acres now available
• Falcons move to 6–0 with win over Bearcats
• Clemson hosting bioenergy summit
• Spring Valley High School student to perform with Sound of America
• Who is Chief Randy Scott?
• Flu shots save lives
• Convicted ex-lobbyist aiding S.C. GOP
• Students at Pine Ridge Middle School inducted into National Junior Honor Society
• Star Chefs
• It’s all Greek to me!
• Scientists say heavy metal in sludge not dangerous
• Richland One to rededicate C.A. Johnson High School
• Go green with old garden roses
• William Leggo Boyd III
• Shooting reported in Columbia; man being questioned
• GSSM accepting applications for class of 2013
• Early Columbia Lecture: The 20th Century
• Miss Dial and Mr. Suthoff exchange vows October 2, 2010
• Punxsutawney is a wild and crazy place
• Richland Two art teachers to take part in food art show
• A city apart for 75 years
• Public Notices
• GIRLS TENNIS Pair of 7th–graders leads Skyhawks
• Dutch Fork High School student crowned Teen Miss South Carolina
• Cain Matthews Tompkins House saved from razing
• October is National Adopt-A-Dog Month
• Eagles stay perfect
• Bob Ford's Call the Cops
• Howlin’ for Halloween—half-price cat spays
• Busby looks to defend his title
• Forty– something
• Partying for a purpose
• Hanna wants a home
• Skyhawk girls are State Champs!
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cayce City Council deals with smoking and brown water
• Pets, Inc and the Carolinas Humane Society host Dog’toberfest
• Glenn leads B–C
• Political Cartoon
• Columbia City Council wants to know if you know where your children are?
• PAALS and the Heartworm Project team up for Poochapalooza
• Hylton crowned Highlander Homecoming Queen
• Folks about town
• Hyatt Park advised to prepare for winter
• Velcro Dog and the sofa liift
• Timberwolves escape Spring Valley Homecoming
• Slave cabin preservation movement grows
• Briefs
• Richland County Council addresses sewer service
• Quirky Crimes in the Capitol City
• Indians ruin Cardinal Homecoming
• Mario Vargas Llosa wins Nobel literature prize
• Without cutting tuition, USC still makes the cut
• Columbia has a new police chief
• Continue fight against bear baying
• Skyhawks continue SCISA domination
• Man found shot after wreck dies
• Southern culture film collection becomes part of Moving Image Research Collection at USC
• Bra–cketbooks support the ta–tas
• Robber flees SC hotel as clerk pulls a golf club
• 2nd man charged with murder in SC club shooting
• SC lifts advisory for polluted river
• Churches, groups do more background checks
• Widow of jogger killed by plane files suit
• 2 pictures painted of accused Internet romance killer
• Haley: Tie benefits to drug tests
• Father says suspect in slayings is ill
• D3 candidates spar on Social Security
• East Coast sturgeon eyed for protection
• High-schoolers falling short on history, science
• Officers crash motorcycle for training
• Report: Taliban, Afghan govt in talks to end war
• Driver cuts off truck, abducted Calif. girl flees
• Harbison Walmart emptied by bomb threat
• New police chief takes oath
• New farmers market ready to show off
• Defendant’s statement focus of hearing at murder trial
• Wednesday is walk-to-school day
• Domestic violence victims remembered at State House
• BMW to hire additional 600 workers at SC plant
• Anti-abortion group backs Haley for governor
• SC transportation officials want hike in gas tax
• Charleston getting $6M public transportation grant
• SLED hosting 3-day competition for bomb squad
• Eskew returns to SC to discuss political PR
• 14-year-old SC boy in court on shooting charges
• Hearing today in school attack; 911 call released 
• SC lawmakers pledge to push for new fighters
• Lexington County home burns
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Richland 2 candidates to appear at forum tonight
• Wednesday is Walk to School Day
• Berkeley Confederate monument planned
• Shore, beach preservation group meeting in S.C.
• Candidates for SC superintendent to debate
• Court won't let prosecutors use dad's statements
• Court won't get into battle between 2 USCs
• Spratt Highlights Progress on Veterans Issues
• Graham, Wilson discuss importance of F-35 to SC
• SC parents will be able to track grades instantly
• Charity delivers warm meals to Pendleton's hungry
• SC artist creating statue made of books
• Former MSNBC host Cosby speaking at Univ. of SC
• 3 SC students killed in wreck near Manning
• One killed, one hurt in Spartanburg shooting
• Expect delays downtown this morning
• Sunburn? No, laptop-burn
• 2 women killed in wreck identified
• After 2 NY jumps, aiming to prevent public suicide
• Bob Ford's Call the Cops
• Business Briefs
• Columbia Choral Society presents Requiem
• GRAHAM, WILSON TO DISCUSS F-35S IN BEAUFORT
• Judge dismisses states' gun suit
• Shaw holds wellness event for airmen
• Coastal bases to be part of joint command
• Hope high for steel mill re-start
• Sumter woman charged with killing boyfriend
• Find South Carolina Corn Mazes - Get lost in a South Carolina haunted Halloween corn maze this seaso
• Columbia mosque to welcome visitors
• Ecuador in state of seige, region supports Correa
• JPMorgan halts 50K foreclosures for possible flaws
• CNN fires Rick Sanchez after outburst
• White House chief of staff: Emanuel out, Rouse in
• Ordinance of Secession draws premium price
• 5 dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
• Ordinance of Secession draws premium price
• Get your Groupons starting next week
• USC OK'd football players living at hotel
• Immigration reform hearings set
• Flooring plant spills wastewater
• Carter lands in DC after hospital stay
• State retirement group slows investment plan
• Raises approved at SC research company
• Park Ranger retires after 30 years of service
• Heathwood’s Hicks seeking records
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Will the buses be saved?
• Cancer survivor volunteers to host luncheon/fashion show fundraiser October 19
• Presper hopes to lead Hammond to title
• Streaming sex video linked to NJ student's suicide
• Forty– something
• The book Forest Acres is now available
• Petal Pushers Garden Club meets
• Cardinals complete regular season sweep of Skyhawks
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
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• Forest Acres residents celebrate 75th anniversary up on the roof
• Public Notices
• A.C. Flora’s deLoach always looking to improve
• What, no game this Saturday? Let's get married!
• ’Nuf sed
• October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Public Notices
• Bearcats picking up the pace
• Rain scrambles coastal areas
• Saluda Shoals provides business model for development
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Presbyterian Community dedicates chapel
• Eagles blank Falcons
• Shell trucks 2 million safe miles
• SCETV makes the 1960 edition of the Dreher High School Blue Devil
• Columbia C hurches St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church
• Skyhawks control Cardinals
• Lord talks Boeing
• Jailed for kindness
• Tea Party groups get practical
• Local cyclers take championships
• Folks about town
• The experiment worked
• Episcopal Diocese impacts Haiti
• Eagles start fast and hold off South Aiken
• Bu s in es s Briefs
• Master Gardener programs
• David Crouch, president and CEO of SCETV
• Cardinals swamped by ’Cats
• New manufacturing business incubator to break ground
• Events
• SCETV thrives under Henry Cauthen
• Skyhawks soar to top of SCISA...again
• S.C. salutes manufacturing
• Richland One honors outstanding school volunteers
• Star Chefs
• A.C. Flora off to best start in decades
• Data update: 648 new restaurant inspections
• West Columbia Fire Department offers fire safety trainings
• Davis Elementary School adds Ipads
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• High School Football Week 5 Stats
• White Knoll AD charged with embezzlement
• Beatles Tribute Band to perform at Lexington Garden Party
• Airport High students named AP Scholars
• Upcoming Schedule
• Police are looking for apologetic robber
• Unearth 2010 Juried Artists
• PCA Theatre to open season with Beauty and the Beast
• California Dreamin’ in a South Carolina Garden
• Cavaliers fall to Bruins
• Suspect sought in 3 auto repair shop robberies
• Artists selected to participate in Unearth at Saluda Shoals Park
• Brockman Elementary School celebrates International Day of Peace
• Leaks from the legislature
• Field goal beats Saluda
• Rust Belt to Renaissance— the Youngstown Experience
• Collumbiia Chorall Sociiety presents Requiiem
• Political Cartoon
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• Business group backs Haley in gov. race
• UPDATE: Assembly Street reopened to traffic
• Deadline for November voting in SC approaching
• Officers shoot, kill Sumter carjacking suspect
• Treasurer: plan for investment firm needs study
• Man gets 3 months in hostage scam to rob SC bank
• Senate to Vote on DeMint Amendment to Stop ‘Lame Duck’ Omnibus
• SC hospital worker sues over flu shot policy
• State bans some colleges from new construction
• SC neighborhood doesn't like Confederate flag
• Send us fall events, photos
• About 200 tires dumped in Spartanburg creek
• Updated: 2 die in Richland County crashes
• SC prisons officials investigating inmate's death
• 2 Spartanburg County women die in head-on wreck
• Columbia to give preference to local businesses
• Richland 2 taxpayers could get a break
• Columbia Police officers can carry back up weapons
• Carter book signing canceled
• Charleston sheriff's deputy charged with rape
• Arthur Penn, director of 'Bonnie and Clyde' dies, was at Ft. Jackson in WWII
• Open container now carries $500 fine or 30 days in jail
• City Council OKs Lower Richland sewer service — unless County Council steps in
• City approves curfew, but questions remain
• 5 charged in Irmo High locker room thefts
• A different double play for some ACC athletes
• Grandson: Carter 'doing fine' at Ohio hospital
• Gloria Stuart, 'Titanic' co-star, dies at 100
• Prosecutors probe Lee County fund in sheriff case
• SC deputy in in wreck that killed other driver
• Suspect surrenders in Chester hospital shooting
• DeMint says proposal would get money for SC port
• $50 million wood-fueled plant set for Dorchester
• Coastal Carolina holds readings of banned books
• Report touts benefits of East Coast offshore winds
• Palmetto Health Baptist's operating overhaul
• Opry returns to fixed-up digs 6 months after flood
• Mayor: Give Lott CPD oversight for year
• Hefner named interim chief for Lexington-Richland 5 schools
• Congressman Brown Urges High School Seniors to Apply to U.S. Service Academies
• As SC Unemployment Rate Rises to 11%, Wilson Calls for Less Gov Spending and More Tax Relief
• Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future to Visit CSRA
• Wilson Supports A Pledge to America
• NFIB Names Wilson a Guardian of Small Business
• Report: 10 states sell half of imported crime guns
• SC's Shaw Air Base celebrates families of deployed
• Group of Afghan officials touring SC prison
• SC meeting will discuss college building, tuition
• Another heavy dose of rain expected this afternoon
• This Week in the Senate
• City launching park activities for teens
• Suspect sought in 2 armed robberies
• Mud run mess: What happened?
• NJ cops seeking man who killed Seton Hall student
• Iraqi women embrace American mothers of war dead
• 75 turn out to promote penny tax
• Final beam placed at massive Boeing plant
• Sumter celebrates Army, Air Force ties
• Artisans from 12 states show works in SC
• DeMint scolds GOP colleagues on Murkowski
• Commission votes to create investment firm
• Residents sue to stop water stoppage
• '50s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at age 82
• Live video: SC's Colbert testifying before Congress
• Haley voted to cut fund, but she sought money too
• Monday funeral for Orangeburg County Sheriff
• Julia Rogers Hook's Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Rally planned for next week
• Cavaliers stay unbeaten with win over Aiken
• Vets' moms talk of battle stress, suicide
• ETV wraps up 50th Anniversary with celebration at its Columbia studios
• Nine Richland One seniors named 2011 National Merit Scholarship Semi–finalists
• Columbia C hurches Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
• Eighth Annual Congaree Swampfest to be held in Lower Richland
• SC group wants to sell WWII B-25 bomber
• Onstage and up on their toes to cure juvenile diabetes
• Midlands Technical College offers new engineering technology programs in critical need employment ar
• Italian Sausage and Bean Soup
• Deputy in bikini OK but not sudsy patrol car
• Spratt Urging Obama to Address China's Unfair Trade Practices and Protect American Jobs
• Forty children earn Columbia Junior Ambassador status
• Star Chefs
• SERCO holds ceremony to unveil historical markers
• McKinley's son's mom didn't suspect suicide
• Columbia man charged with killing estranged wife
• Bob Ford's Call the Cops
• Conifers à la carte
• Author discusses Mediterranean diet with Columbia Garden Club
• Man killed, wife suspected but in hospital
• GOP 'Pledge' makes closing argument to voters
• Forty– something
• Richland County Council hears from Columbia Home Builders Association about mentoring program
• S.C. taxpayers to pay filing fees
• Former Columbia Councilman to be sentenced
• Chileans optimistic for early October miner rescue
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• City Hall puts public safety first
• Cabaret Night
• In Search of a Slave Trader
• Debt, changing media habits topple Blockbuster
• Cartoon
• Increase in crime, a concern for Olympia
• Public Notices
• Falcons slam Blue Devils
• Police: Student planted pipe bombs at school
• McDonald’s celebrates back–to–school
• Heathwood’s Interim Measures for Community Character Protection expires in December
• Public Notices
• Skyhawks stave off Highlanders
• Lawyer: Other young men went on trips with pastor
• Sunrise to start earlier
• SCE&G attempts third substation in Rosewood community
• Public Notices
• A.C. Flora’s Bradshaw has the drive to succeed
• Spratt Votes for Tax Cuts, New Lending for Small Businesses
• Abbott recalls infant formula on bug contamination
• Epcon joins fight against breast cancer
• Steady but slow progress at Richland Mall
• AT&T folks have been to my house twice
• Skyhawks serve up a victory against Heathwood Hall
• Former clerk now under federal indictment
• Live USC Q&A: 1 p.m. today
• JCC awarded grant for senior services
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Company sells information
• Local swimmers compete at Dreher Invitational
• Clemson students unveil 'Deep Orange' electric car
• Va. to execute first woman in nearly a century
• Folks about town
• We are helpless Get Involved
• Integrity and dependability keep customers
• Falcons strike early to down Hornets
• N. Charleston gives preliminary OK to casino boats
• Brown's Fiscally Responsible Legislation to 'Stamp Out Extinction' Passes House for S
• Incubator moves ahead with new companies and new wealth
• Who are these Sons of Beaches?
• Judith Rogers Hook's Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Upcoming Schedule
• Parton ending Dixie Stampede show in Myrtle Beach
• Business Briefs
• -ART
• Salesmen or scam artists knocking on our doors?
• Capitals tame Bearcats
• Wycombe Road water customers get all-clear
• “Home Cookin’” at Shandon Presbyterian Church
• Mayor Benjamin teams with DuPont and USCM to explore science at Burton–Pack School
• Educational Radio Service for the Blind to be shutdown
• High School Football
• New Mud Run course is ultimate challenge
• Carolina Ballet presents The Four Seasons
• Silver Cadets get ready to go
• Medal of Honor Convention kicks off locally
• Facebook photos lead to cop's firing
• Morris: McKinley remembered as a ‘Team player’ with a ‘big heart’
• Ex-Lee County sheriff indicted on 47 new charges
• Prisons brace for lawsuit over inmates with HIV
• Back to jail for ex-SC treasurer's co-defendant?
• Carolinas' work on health preparedness in danger
• Ex-Beaufort County court clerk gets probation
• SC residents line up support for Heritage golf
• Sanford: Feds should OK prison cellphone jamming
• Suspect in NC slaying to return from NY
• Orangeburg County sheriff dies in hospital
• Students face metal detectors, searches
• Sheriff's dept. looking for suspected in shooting
• Woman shot in Northeast Richland, dies
• SC principal: 2nd student questioned in shooting
• DeMint Introduces REINS Act
• No cause released on Orangeburg Co. sheriff's death
• Bamberg band leader gets 5 years for student sex
• Greene sports T-shirt poking fun at SC's travails
• Upstate teachers charged with corrupting students
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Police officer wounded in shooting at SC school
• 9 NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• S.C. jobless rate rises to 11%
• Report: Obama's 2011 Tax Hikes Will Result in Lost SC Jobs, Income
• SC Ports invests $17 million in cargo management
• Man killed inside SC hospital after fight
• Columbia Police: "You Know Better"
• SC students offered $917 M in scholarships
• House Passes Bipartisan Clyburn-Spratt Bill to Help Rural Americans Save on Utility Bills
• Earmark Favor Factory Threatens Vital Charleston Port
• SC lawmaker wants to outlaw camera traffic tickets
• SC small town honors "Doc" for 50 years of service
• Repo man chases paycheck on beach area roads
• Water advisory for Wycombe Road
• New SC Naval Health Clinic opens in Charleston
• Cops: Sumter man killed during weekend carjacking
• Igor passes near Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• Hearing on U.S. 1 widening
• Lexington opens business, development center
• Record year for scholarships
• SC dogfighting kingpin released from prison
• Gaston motorcyclist dies from injuries
• Electric car company delays SC production 4 months
• Half dozen hotel projects planned on SC coast
• Leader of Calif. religious sect hospitalized
• U.S. soldiers accused of killing Afghani civilians
• Georgetown moves to allow outdoor imbibing
• Anderson cops suspect murder-suicide
• Cement starts flowing to plug BP well for good
• 'Kendra's Law' for daycare training signed
• Insanity defense likely for Duley
• Clemson student charged in homicide
• Rock Hill may shut off water in annexation fight
• Police say Wash. acid attack self-inflicted
• Weather service to probe whether tornado hit NYC
• Legislature vs. the governor - again
• Big weekend means crowds, potential crime
• Deputies seek three brothers in Newberry shooting
• Florida couple giving $30M to University of SC
• Mass. woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in SC lake
• Clemson student charged in daughter's death
• Blocked by Pelosi: Wilson’s Amendment to Extend Tax Cuts for All Americans
• Project addresses silt, other pollution in Richland lake
• 100s of Gullah-Geechee sites noted in Southeast
• Irmo Okra Strut
• Events
• Oliver Gospel Mission reaches out to women and children
• Shamrocks’ 27 unanswered points doom Dreher
• Charleston gets millions for US 17 flooding
• For little Taco “…everything’s coming up roses”
• Richland Northeast High School SAT scores up 41 points
• Greater Columbia Chapter of the American Guild of Organist holds its opening convocation at SUMC
• Cavaliers down Vikings
• UPDATE: I-20 West moving again following morning tractor-trailer crash
• Theatre South Carolina presents Our Country’s Good at Drayton Hall
• Richland One to induct six into Hall of Fame
• Bethel United Methodist Church
• Offensive shoot–out goes to Cavaliers
• Family: SC mother 'raging' before sons' deaths
• South Carolina Apple Festival Winning Recipe
• Four Richland County students attending Governor’s School
• St. David’s to introduce new cookbook at community festival
• Bishop attends convocation at Heathwood Hall Episcopal School
• In Search of a Slave Trader
• Don’t text and drive: SC student leaders
• Springdale Elementary School chooses Eagle for a Day
• Traditional Jewish Dishes
• Substance, Structure, and Style: Writing the Novel and Short Story
• The Braggin' Board
• Cops: SC robber says 'thank you,' gets no money
• Show Boudreaux some ID
• Garden Club Council of Greater Columbia to meet
• DAR celebrates Krazy Kids Day
• Fight attracts deputies, drug arrest
• Forty– something
• Déjà View in the Garden
• Miss Rodgers and Mr. McClure exchange vows September 11, 2010
• Showing Arkansas that S.C. is Number 1!
• South Carolina military events honor POWs, MIAs
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Melrose Heights neighborhood fights new business
• Arsenal Hill residents celebrate their history
• Cardinals ground Skyhawks
• Camden pedestrian, 50, killed in hit and run
• Cartoon
• Leaks from the Legislature
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• Falcons, Skyhawks, Highlanders, and Blue Devils clash at Forest Lake
• Historic Adluh warehouse looking for tenants
• Hornyack joins St. Andrews Rotary
• Burglaries in Shandon and Heathwood under investigation
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Skyhawks soar over Cardinals
• McConnell defends photograph
• Yumilicious comes to Forest Drive
• Residents on Hanson Avenue in Forest Acres report a rash of speeding and shooting
• MASTER'S SALE 10-CP-40-2640
• Yellow Jackets and Cardinals swarm to Airport
• USC Hall of Fame inducts 8 tonight
• Navy Federal opens branch
• From South Carolina to New York City
• MASTER’S SALE 10-CP-40-3060
• Eagles take five game classic from B–C
• Folks about town
• McKissick memoralizes professor
• Public Notices
• Vikings blank Richland Northeast
• Cocks beat Dawgs September 11, 2010 Slideshow
• Faiths come together to help Habitat and help Forest Acres go green
• Forest Acres history bound and ready to read
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Upcoming Schedule
• Meals on Wheels
• Briefs
• Columbia native buys Five Star and Five Diamond Inn
• Personal Touch Programs enhances patient care
• High School Football
• DeMint: Tea party can win in November
• Columbia, on top of IT
• Kickin' Cancer Night Owl Ride to Stop Traffic
• AT&T IS going door to door
• Wildcats pull away from Spring Valley
• Fire damages Columbia apartment building
• Columbia OKs new steps for liquor licensees
• TV correspondent Edwin Newman dies
• Woman dies in SC fire, nearest fire station empty
• Farrow Road bank robbed, possble tie to earlier heist
• Environmental group files complaint over SC bridge
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• SC radioactive waste program runs $1.5B over plan
• SC Air Force base warns of nighttime jet noise
• Man pleads guilty in SC death, woman faces trial
• S.C., Columbia home sales continue to fall
• Neighborhood, council might sue to stop cell tower
• Poll: Only 25% of Americans Trust Government
• Sentencing for sheriff in scandalized SC county
• 3rd Army's GA to SC move detailed for summer 2011
• SC coroner says death of man stunned was homicide
• Controlled burn near Newberry prompts smoke alert
• Fire damages Lugoff cabinet shop
• 3 Hebrew Boys sentencing date set
• SC tax plan pits tourism promotion vs festivals
• Judge denies bail for mother accused of killing her two toddlers
• Attack on SC prison guard renews phone-jam debate
• Obama hails production of stimulus-aided batteries
• SC sheriff's deputies investigate man's death
• More than 900 dogs cool off at SC water park
• Gamecocks visit White House
• Renovation of SC harbor walk proceeds with bids
• Iran frees detained US woman on $500,000 bail
• Lexington-Richland 5 superintendent to retire
• CNBC: DeMint Discuss Tax Cut Debate With Kudlow
• Where's the oil? On the Gulf floor, scientists say
• 2nd ex-Winthrop worker charged with misusing money
• Second DMV employee accused of embezzlement
• 2 SC teens arrested in school bus vandalism
• SC man arrested in shooting death of another man
• Brown Honored by Gold Star Wives
• Brown Opposes Repeal of Long-Standing 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Policy
• Brown Praises Final World Trade Organization Ruling andBacks Boeing's Tanker Design
• Brown Welcomes Boeing Decision to Locate Dreamliner Parts Facility in North Charleston
• FOX: DeMint on Amendment to Stop Obama Administration Attempts to Sue Arizona Over Immigration Law
• SEC honors Lattimore
• Trooper arrested on DUI charges fired
• USC group wants to give couple a free wedding
• SC lawmaker Wylie dies of heart attack on vacation
• USC lecture series on civil discourse open to all
• SC mother to request bond in deaths of 2 sons
• Aflac to double size of workforce in Columbia
• Brown's Legislation Expands Health Services for Veterans
• Global recession drives down arms sales
• Two stabbed Saturday near stadium
• Two arrested after shots fired on College Street
• No one injured in house fire on Old Chapin Road
• Tropical Storm Julia forms with winds of 40 mph
• Johnson closes out a win at Cog Hill
• 'Suspicious' deaths to be investigated
• Mexican bicentennial falling short on fervor
• SC juvenile justice dept. tearing down old dorms
• Calif judge to stop 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• 4 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• Only God (and Optima) can make a tree
• More money for teachers urged by state ed. chief
• Live video at 11a: Obama news conference
• 2 men plead guilty in SC home invasion death
• First Medal of Honor for a living Afghan war vet
• SC man shot to death, deputies looking for suspect
• Spratt Statement on 9/11
• SC man convicted of killing teen in car
• Aflac to announce Columbia expansion plans
• SC college track athlete remembers pilot father
• Former Hilton Head footballer dies in car wreck
• Woman accused of taking nude photos of girl, 7
• SC nuclear plant shut down by turbine problem
• County management of city police constitutional: McMaster
• ERA Wilder Realty Professional Elected to Central Carolina Realtors Association
• Shrimp baiting season gets under way in SC
• John Spratt Congratulates the Winners of the 2010 Congressional High School Art Competition
• Filipino american association to celebrate annual gala
• Events
• First presbyterian Church
• Skyhawks roll over Wilson Hall
• Senator DeMint visits with McCormick residents
• Wilson Urges Bipartisan Support for Boehner’s Common-Sense Economic Plan
• Child acted quickly after deadly crash
• Spratt Praises Senate Passage of Financial Overhaul Bill
• John Spratt Recognizes National Nurses Week
• Columbia Children’s Theatre opens its season with Schoolhouse Rock Live
• Richland one Teacher named state finalist for presidential Teaching award
• Edible Flowers
• Lions pounce on Cardinals
• DeMint Statement on Rising Unemployment
• ZF Group Announces New Manufacturing Operations in Laurens County
• Authorities checking on suspicious package
• Spratt Salutes USC Baseball Team
• Spratt Testifies in Support the Rural Energy Savings Program Act
• Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society Legislative Fund Honor U.S. Rep. John Spratt
• Shayna Simoneaux joins glenforest School as community relations director
• Stopping to smell the flowers
• Falcons fly by Shamrocks
• Washington Doesn't Deserve a Raise
• America’s New Health Care System Revealed
• Tega Cay family’s boat eggs-actly right for duck
• John Spratt Honored as Champion of Kids
• Spratt to Introduce Obama Administration's Expedited Rescission Bill
• Senator Graham and Congressmen Clyburn and Spratt Co-Sponsor Rural Energy Savings Program Bill
• RNE gets out the goodies to greet new parents
• Crime falls in north Columbia
• Capitals blank Blue Devils
• DeMint to visit Palmetto Scholars Academy in Charleston
• DeMint Offers Amendments to Stop Obama Income Tax and Small Business Tax Hikes
• House Budget Committee Chairman John Spratt to Examine Administration's Decision to Terminate Y
• Spratt Introduces Bill to Help Textile Industry
• Spratt Urges Action on China's Currency Manipulation
• Richland one marks completion of historic construction/renovation projects
• Columbia City Council hears crime statistics
• Author discusses history of Forest Acres
• Jim DeMint, Superstar
• DeMint Praises U.S. House for Moving to Pass FAA Extension with Essential Safety Provisions
• Spratt Opening Statement at Hearing on the Budgetary Implications of Closing Yucca Mountain
• Spratt Congratulates Newberry County Sheriff's Office
• Project Requests for FY2011
• Test questions for sale
• Officials celebrate City Year logo
• Foundation celebrates preserve america Community designation
• Murder charges in Wednesday El Cheapo shooting
• The Treaty Is MAD
• Spratt Receives Distinguished American Award from the Nation's Capital Chapter of the Air Force
• Spratt Introduces Bill to Continue Low-Income Students' Access to College and Preserve Thousand
• Spratt Reports on Jobs, the Economy, and Fiscal Responsibility
• Forty– something
• New orleans program serves as model for Edisto Court garden
• Baritone performs at concert series and at uSC football game
• Downtown explosion sends two to hospital, forces evacuation
• DeMint: The New START Treaty Is MAD
• Spratt Votes to Protect Teachers' Jobs and Provide Assistance to States
• Spratt Introduces "Reduce Unnecessary Spending Act"
• Spratt Joins in Introducing Resolution of Disapproval on Yucca Decision
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Olympia Cemetery gets new entrance
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Man charged in death of 83-year-old woman
• Obama's 2011 Tax Hikes Will Hurt Families & Small Businesses
• Washington Times - Wilson: Stop the runaway spending spree
• Spratt Op-ed in the State: Keeping our promises to our Veterans
• Spratt Votes To Continue Job Creation, Cut Taxes, Expand Veterans Benefits
• Spratt Statement on Being Appointed to the President's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibi
• Cartoon
• West Columbia City Council agrees to temporary plan for transportation
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• 9/11 Quran burning cancelled: Fla. pastor
• The Pelosi-Reid Economy
• Wilson Encourages Colleagues to Support Unemployment Benefit Extension through Unused Stimulus ...
• Spratt Announces New Help for South Carolina Homeowners Struggling with Unemployment
• Spratt Votes for Defense Bill to Modernize Military, Improve Troop Safety, Strengthen National Secur
• New Law Makes Health Care More Available, Insurance Companies More Accountable
• District Two saves taxpayer dollars
• Cayce City Council approves bids
• public Notices
• In Search of a Slave Trader
• DeMint Statement on Judicial Decision on California’s Proposition 8
• Hurricane Season
• DOE field office head in NM leaving for SC
• Spratt Praises NRC Ruling on Yucca Mountain
• Spratt Announces Assistance for South Carolina Homeowners
• Five points merchant’s entrepreneurial spirit helping women
• From South Carolina to New York City
• autumn is sociable and would love a good home
• Local equestrians ride at World’s Championship Horse Show
• Democrats Vote for Obama’s Income Tax Hikes and Small Business Tax Hikes
• Wilson: “Don’t Muddy Up Small Business Relief with Job-Killing Tax Hikes.â
• Debate ahead over access to new SC port terminal
• Spratt Introduces Budget Enforcement Resolution
• On Tax Day, Spratt Highlights Tax Cuts for Working Families
• Folks about town
• Injured life coach walks the walk and talks the talk
• There’s a new chick in town
• Timmerman revives girls’ volleyball
• The New START Treaty Weakens U.S. National Security
• SENATOR GRAHAM AND CONGRESSMAN WILSON PROMOTE BEAUFORT AS PRIME LOCATION FOR F-35BS
• VA in SC holding welcome home for vets
• Spratt Statement on House Passage of Budget Enforcement Resolution
• House Budget Committee Website Wins Gold Mouse Award
• Briefs
• Local Lit
• Correction
• Richland one honors coaches of the year
• DeMint to Visit Spartanburg During August
• Afghanistan Update
• Hilton Head wants to be more pedestrian friendly
• Spratt Votes to Protect Taxpayers from Wall Street Recklessness
• Spratt Votes to Improve Veterans Health Services
• CFO shows council how it’s done
• Captain Bob ruffles feathers
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Blue Devils’ confidence overcomes Bearcats
• DeMint to Visit Clemson and Anderson During August
• Wall Street Journal: $4.4 Trillion
• Thousands wait to see if homes near Boulder burned
• Spratt Meets with U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk
• Arts at Shandon schedule of events
• Cornelia Freeman university September Concert Series
• Community banks foresee a bright future
• Bulldogs squeak by Bearcats
• Democrat Congress Increases Baseline Spending by $4.4 Trillion
• End of American combat operations in Iraq
• SC man charged with misusing Winthrop credit card
• Accomplishments of the 111th Congress
• Spratt Praises Troops as They Deploy
• Trustus Theatre opens season with rent
• Sandlapper Singers to celebrate 2010–11 season kick–off party
• The third market man remembered
• High School Football
• DeMint to visit Greenville during August Recess
• Wilson Urges Job Creation Incentives as Unemployment Rises
• Patriots: Brady expected at practice after wreck
• Ag Committee Approves Spratt-Clyburn Bill to Help Rural Americans Save on Utility Bills
• Big quake aftershocks plague New Zealand city
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Council declines to grow mayor staff with reserve funds
• SC man pleads to voluntary manslaughter in death
• Parole approved for SC dogfighting kingpin
• Trade Center beams on display in Lexington
• Miller, Wilson trade jabs in new TV campaign ads
• Candidates urged to keep Gov's budget blueprint
• Mother runs over, kills daughter near SC home
• Man shot to death in Columbia
• Holder: Quran burning idiotic and dangerous
• SC town considers ban on illegal immigrants
• Suspect in deaths, burning of 2 SC women arrested
• City considers plan for off-duty officers in bars
• Anger persists over Lexington median decision
• Nonword ‘refudiate’ gets most online searches
• Body found of man who apparently drowned in SC
• Recording banned at tonight's Spratt, Mulvaney debate
• Former SC House member Holmes Conrad Dreher dies
• SC Supreme Court: Non-lawyers must not prosecute
• Boise State gains ground in AP Top 25
• Forever 21 to open at Columbiana
• Bond hearing set in Orangeburg toddler killing case
• Caterpillars chomping the grass in northern SC
• SC campus offers free college for a few days
• Mom, dad killed in SC wreck, 3 children survive
• Landmark Harbor Town oak survives insect invasion
• Official: Obama to back more business tax breaks
• Tropical Storm Hermine crosses into Texas
• Little Rock 9 member Jefferson Thomas dies in Ohio
• Slain Eastover woman’s missing SUV still sought
• Is it safe to swim in Lake Wylie & Norman?
• Tech grad says thanks by giving rig to school
• SC experts say BMW hiring could lower jobless rate
• Lawmakers say SC colleges need to stop building
• Police say man killed in shooting at SC bar
• 2 men drown after car plunges into SC creek
• Coast Guard rescues 7 people off SC coast
• Guardian ad litem can offer stability to young
• Longtime SC transportation official Harrell dies
• Police charge 3 men in fatal SC shooting, robbery
• Mudslides devastate Guatemala
• Companies add 67K workers, but jobless rate rises
• Sheriff's Department seeks help on missing teen
• States being asked for 'right-to-hunt' amendments
• SC cops searching for suspect in deaths of 2 women
• SC officials kicking off voter registration drive
• Panel recommends raising SC's gas tax for roads
• Haley criticizes Sanford, port situation
• Earl sideswipes Outer Banks, heads for Northeast
• S.C. Pride parade street closings for Saturday
• Earl scoots to the north, spares S.C.
• Study: SC farm program could create 10,000 jobs
• Park ranger takes one last stroll
• Jeeps rev up patriotism
• Author discusses history of Forest Acres
• It’s all about the team for Airport senior
• City continues to debate tennis courts
• Help Riverbanks Take a Load Off
• “We were on our way to Japan when the atomic bomb was dropped.”
• Paul Redfern toasted 87 years after flight
• Smith reaping the benefits of hard work
• Port of Charleston expands with the Panama Canal
• Facebook to the rescue
• Historian honored by S.C. Higher Ed Hall of Fame
• Berry takes over Heathwood volleyball
• PAALS & The Heartworm Project announce fourth annual dog event
• Sandlapper Singers 2010–2011 season
• Forty– something
• Miss Wilkins and Mr. Cooper exchange vows August 28, 2010
• Cardinal cheer dynasty shooting for sixth straight title
• See you at the s-p-e-l-l-i-n-g b-e-e
• Events
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• MASTER’S SALE 2009-CP-40-369
• B–C Golf counting on hard work and love of the game
• Music for a Cause to benefit area charities
• Deadline approaching for annual Future City competition
• Cartoon
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• Dreher X–country reloads
• Town Theatre kicks off 92nd season with Gypsy—a Musical
• Richland Two announces 2010–2011 Teachers of the Year
• Long–time surgeon, USC fan celebrates 93rd birthday
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Viking girls’ tennis young but deep
• FBI: Marines won't be charged with hate crime
• Mungo kicks off Harvest Hope Campaign
• Main Street United Methodist Church
• Public Notices
• Airport tennis stars friends on and off the court
• Magistrate recommends dismissing states' gun suit
• The State Farmer’s Market moves
• Grai ns
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• Skyhawks not looking to be bridesmaids again
• Six to be named to Richland 1 Hall of Fame
• SC man accused of fraud scheme
• Furniture Design Centers opens at Columbia Mall
• Saturday morning Cardoons
• CORRECTION
• Sanders finishes fourth in the world
• Boil water notice lifted for Bluff Road residents
• SC Ports CEO provides update on cruise industry
• Dennis Corporation awards stock shares
• Edisto Court takes first steps in neighborhood watch
• I found my fire with City Year
• High School Football
• Breaking: Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Send off set for SC sailor in solo ocean race
• New members for Vista Night Rotary
• Is AT&T really going door to door?
• Thanks for high school coverage
• Harris steps in for record breaker at Airport
• Earl threatens East Coast with a pounding
• Green Party US Senate candidate to open SC office
• New restaurant comes to North Columbia
• Sheriff shares his accomplishments with CCN
• SCE&G must stop the weather monster!
• Vikings new philosophy baffles Lower Richland
• Bulge veterans: 'Indisputable American heroes'
• The 911 calls from Lake Murray
• Firehouse serves up fire equipment
• Columbia receives White House Designation as a Preserve America Community
• SUMC sets record for blood donations
• Falcons’ offense gets Renewed
• Flu strikes Allendale prison; inmates locked down
• Live USC Q&A: 11 a.m. today
• Golden Ks putting best feet forward for local students
• Century–old minister mentioned on NBC by Willard Scott
• Columbia woman participates in National Convention of the Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW
• Skyhawks ground Cardinals
• In Search of a Slave Trader
• Folks about town
• From South Carolina to New York City
• Local Battle of the Bulge veteran helps reunion organizers welcome guest vets
• District One mourns the loss of legendary teacher
• Highlander tennis has different priorities
• Briefs
• NYC man plunges 40 stories, lands on car, survives
• Mullins High athletic director arrested
• Police: Gunman holds hostage in Discovery building
• Contamination confirmed in Bluff Road public water
• Obama: US combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Traffic maps: USC home game opener
• Obama: US combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Dillon man's losing lottery ticket turns golden
• Bishop clears way for cathedral to dissolve relationship with Trinity dean
• Summit, Palmetto dining clubs to merge
• Thieves steal forklifts, then steal ATMs in SC
• New GoGamecocks.com site launches today
• Residents split on Lott police takeover plan
• Hurricane Earl: How will it affect S.C.?
• Bluff Road residents near I-77 told to boil water
• Suspects sought in high school break-in
• Expert: Doctor should have weaned Smith from drugs
• State listens to public on SC expressway plan
• Clyburn to talk about roads and bridges in SC
• Mold may have sickened SC magistrate, workers
• Officials identify Ga. woman's burned body in SC
• Quiet downtown visionary, Christian leader dies at 64
• Man stuck in vent in eatery faces burglary charge
• Plastic maker Jatco to open facility in SC
• Hurricanes roil Atlantic coast; 1 dead, 1 missing
• Youth, 14, faces charges in shooting
• Earl batters Caribbean, threatens US East Coast
• Blythewood Touchdown Club VP arrested
• No magic bullet found for Alzheimer’s
• Amateur golfers flock to SC for championship
• SC seeks money to mark Civil War anniversary
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• 2-year-old Calif. boy killed by car in SC driveway
• Naturalists on SC coast worry about live oaks
• Longshot US Senate candidate to speak at SC event
• 'Vapor trail' leads to Paris Hilton's Vegas arrest
• 9 years later, signs of life emerge at ground zero
• Obama commits to revival of Gulf Coast
• Newborn Hurricane Earl threatens north Caribbean
• Cordova man shares passion for classical guitar
• They lived together 61 years, died hours apart
• Disney, Time Warner make progress on program fees
• Columbia driver shot in neck by car passenger
• Beck: Help us restore traditional American values
• SC troopers want memorial for fallen colleagues
• Pilot of downed plane didn’t die at once
• Memories of Katrina's landfall still vivid on Mississippi coast
• Life since Katrina: 3 stories of survival
• Poll: Haley widens lead
• Clemson University hopes to raise $600 million
• Downtown street to close for repaving
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• New video gives tour of trapped miners' refuge
• S.C. man killed in Arizona shooting
• The midlands newspaper industry will miss rod Shealy
• Cardinal volleyball reloads
• Ben Lippen tennis on the rise
• Tenenbaum returns to SC for women voters meeting
• County educators earn credit by learning about agriculture
• Fishin’ or Huntin’ Tales?
• Vikings looking to climb the ranks
• Dreher tennis closing the gap
• Danielle getting stronger, heading toward Bermuda
• Glenforest School welcomes new visual arts instructor
• Melons
• Bennefield takes over falcon volleyball
• falcons ready to make another run
• Coroner: SC player died of heart defect
• St. John neumann School is breaking new ground
• Summer Symphony of Color
• Communication key for a.C. flora
• new players stepping up for hammond
• SC Sheriff: Mom left twins alone, all 3 died
• Stupid pills: take two with water
• Leaks from the Legislature
• Airport volleyball expectations soar
• a.C. flora cross–country is young but plentiful
• Woman dies in crash with South Carolina trooper
• Forty– something
• Million dollar bus stop comes to north main
• Falcons fly in opener
• falcon girls’ golf sets sites on a state title
• USC coastal campus considers name change
• It’s not a criticism; It’s an observation
• Cavaliers run over Dreher with 384 yards rushing
• high hopes for falcon cross country
• SC man charged in fight with school principal
• Cartoon
• Green Quad gets greener
• Highlander Jamboree kicks off SCISA football season
• Dreher girls’ golf on the recruiting trail
• Phone call leaves Lex. County man in hot water
• Folks about town
• Youth interested in politics holds first meeting
• MASTER’S SALE 2009-CP-40-369
• Hammond 2010 Roster
• Police: SC man killed brother in cell phone fight
• Briefs
• Senator vows to rid bear baying
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES
• Hammond dynasty still building one game at a time
• Iconic SC nightspot becoming a Dollar General
• Grand opening at Innovista
• Columbia welcomes Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
• State champ Busbee leads falcon swimming
• NRC allows MOX construction to proceed at SC site
• The Cayce–west Columbia Jaycees are Caring by Scaring in october
• The two lives of Loquacious D
• public notices
• B–C swimming getting deeper
• Haley releases government reform plan
• author mary alice monroe visits rCpL
• Chabad’s “Jewish Learning Center” presents The amazing Shofar factory
• Quirky Crimes in the Capital City
• State qualifiers dominate a.C. flora girls’ swimming roster
• In Search of a Sllave Trader
• Rachel parker to participate in S.C.’s art with a heart Show
• Capital Senior Center offers Lunch & Learn programs
• Shandon United methodist Church recognizes 50+ year members
• Blue Devils are young but talented
• schools help Blue Devil swimming
• Correction
• Events
• Brookland Baptist Church
• Hammond volleyball on quest for state title
• Cavalier cross country youth trains for success in a loaded region
• McKissick museum presents Silver Yana: The photography of fredric Tobias morriss