Poker-playing S.C. priest wins $100k on TV show
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) — A poker-playing Catholic priest beat one of the world’s top poker players in a national poker contest aired on television, winning $100,000 that he says he’ll donate to his church’s new building fund. read the full story
Palmetto fellows scholars announced
Recently 1,850 of South Carolina’s outstanding high school seniors were awarded the prestigious Palmetto Fellows Scholarship for their freshman year, academic year 2009-10. read the full story
South Carolina sites have begun receiving some shipments of the H1N1 vaccine, the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control reported today. read the full story
[Video] DeMint announces re-election bid
U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint, a South Carolina Republican who was thrust into the national spotlight for his opposition to President Obama's health care reform, formally announced his plans to run for a second term. read the full story
Woman Loses $70,000 to Online Dating Scam
Hopkins, S.C. (WLTX) - It's a love story with a very sad ending for a Midlands woman after she gets scammed while looking for her soulmate online. read the full story
Woman chosen as S.C. prisons' teacher of the year
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — An instructor at a medium-security facility has been named teacher of the year for South Carolina’s prison system. read the full story
NC Based Sandwich Company Issues Voluntary Recall
The recalled products were distributed to convenience stores, gas stations and other retail stores in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. read the full story
3rd SC inmate to escape in a week turns self in
South Carolina prison officials say they have recaptured the last of three minimum-security inmates to escape in the past week. read the full story
Woman chosen as S.C. prisons' teacher of the year
An instructor at a medium-security facility has been named teacher of the year for South Carolina's prison system. The Department of Corrections said Monday that Ernestine Mickens had been chosen. Officials say Mickens has taught for 13 years at Turbeville... read the full story
3rd S.C. inmate to escape in a week turns self in
South Carolina prison officials say they have recaptured the last of three minimum-security inmates to escape in the past week. Prison spokesman Josh Gelinas says 22-year-old Patrick Frazier turned himself in to Aiken County authorities Monday, four days after he... read the full story
Teach & Inspire information sessions offered
The American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence (ABCTE) has been preparing and certifying teachers in South Carolina since 2007 and this fall begins offering teaching certification scholarship opportunities in the state through its Teach & Inspire... read the full story
Clemson University set to announce biofuel research partnership
Clemson University and ArborGen LLC will announce plans to develop a research partnership later this week that officials say will help advance South Carolina’s biofuels industry. read the full story
Public input needed for wind farm study in Georgetown, tonight
Georgetown County area residents will get a chance to give their input on wind energy in South Carolina. Members of the Wind Energy Production Farms Feasibility Study Committee will host a public comment session at the Baruch Institute in tonight. The event will... read the full story
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