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Irmo bookie’s teen daughter takes stand on first day of defense case
Brett Parker’s teen daughter gave gut-wrenching testimony Thursday in a day filled with drama and unusual twists in the courtroom.
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Boy Scouts approve plan to accept openly gay boys
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A Richland County deputy was fired and arrested after a woman he had taken into custody on a DUI charge complained that he forced her to expose and touch herself in front of him, Sheriff Leon Lott said.
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Scenes from the Riverbanks Botanical Garden's 'Rhythm and Blooms
The 'Rhythm and Blooms, Music and Art in the Garden' series is held every Thursday evening in May. This week the Reggie Sullivan Band performed for guests.
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SC congressman grills IRS officials
An Internal Revenue Service official tried to evoke her Fifth Amendment rights in a U.S. House Oversight Committee hearing Wednesday, but she could...
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Blythewood teen making a name for himself in long-drive competitions
William Hinson, 18, can hit a golf ball a long way
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Rita’s Italian Ice opening walk-up counter in Vista
A walk-up counter where customers can buy frozen treats is coming to the historic Vista.
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Distress call becomes art in Spoleto’s ‘Mayday Mayday’
Tristan Sturrock returns to Spoleto Festival USA to share his story that began with a May Day phone call.
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Editorial: Hospitality taxes provoke wasteful, wishful spending by Columbia, Richland County
WHEN COLUMBIA and Richland County first adopted the 2 percent tax on prepared food, we warned that it could one day lead...
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EXCLUSIVE Michael Haley: No better way to represent S.C. than in the Guard
When Nikki Haley became South Carolina’s first woman governor in 2010, her husband, Michael, had to reinvent the role of the chief executive...
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Boy Scouts approve plan to accept openly gay boys
The Boy Scouts of America's National Council has voted to ease a long-standing ban and allow openly gay boys to be accepted as Scouts.
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