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RANTIN: Making a case for home ownership

George Cauthen gazed up at his would-be opponents Friday morning and savored the not-so-ironic encounter. The attorney with Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough was adding an exterior wall to the Habitat Home that’s taking frame in downtown Columbia, while some others worked on the roofing overhead... 1 hour ago

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RANTIN: Service is a way of life

For Tim Sox, serving as a scoutmaster, donating blood, mentoring area youth, ringing Salvation Army bells and helping collect food for the needy aren’t just options but a way of life.
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A first class food drive in the Midlands

Midlands residents and others across the state are being asked to make special deliveries of their own this weekend to help fight hunger.
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Rantin: Leaders’ spouses honored for their supportive roles

They are noted for their often unheralded acts of service, but the 12 Columbia area women will be front and center this weekend when The Columbia Urban League holds its annual Guild Tower Leadership Award recognition ceremony.
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Rantin: Making a case for literacy

The SC Bar Young Lawyers Division is promoting children’s literacy this week as part of its annual Community Law Week.
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USC students join in for CityServe efforts

The boxes of books and bins of food at Williams-Brice Stadium were but another sign of the community’s generosity.
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‘A front row seat’ to watch Lexington students learn

Kimberly E. Freeman enjoys her view from the front.
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Richland Library volunteers recognized

The Richland Library recently honored its top volunteers and more than 100 others during special recognition ceremonies earlier this month at the Main Library.
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AC Flora grad leads Law Review

Vordman Carlisle “Lisle” Traywick III has been elected editor-in-chief of the South Carolina Law Review, the state’s oldest and most prestigious legal publication.
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Lexington County law enforcement officers being honored for life-saving acts

Six current and former Lexington County law enforcement officers are being recognized for their life-saving efforts.
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Veterans getting a little help from some PAALS

Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services has launched its Veterans’ Important PAALS program and is seeking interested local active-duty military members and veterans who need assistance dogs.