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News Summary Milo’s Tea Co. has officially opened a new production and distribution facility in Spartanburg, South Carolina, marking a $200 million investment. The expansive
News Summary A deadly car crash in Little River, South Carolina, on January 18, 2025, involved two vehicles and resulted in the death of 43-year-old
News Summary Columbia is gearing up for a chance of snowfall starting Friday night, potentially lasting through Saturday morning. The National Weather Service is monitoring
News Summary Wildfires have engulfed South Carolina, leading to a state of emergency and mandatory evacuations in affected areas. Firefighters work to combat over 170
News Summary In a somber event, South Carolina executed Mikal Mahdi by firing squad on Friday evening. This marks the second use of this controversial
News Summary A 39-year-old man, Charles E. Williamson, has been charged with arson for allegedly setting fire to several school buses at Legacy Charter School
News Summary Duke Energy announces Tim Pearson as the new South Carolina state president, replacing Mike Callahan. Pearson, who has a strong background in government
News Summary Michael Haldeman, owner of SpokeWorks Bicycle Workshop in Summerville, has been awarded South Carolina’s Small Business Person of the Year by the U.S.
News Summary Charleston is grappling with rising liquor liability insurance costs that are impacting local businesses. Lawmakers are looking to amend existing laws to relieve
News Summary Lift Technologies Inc., known as Lift-Tek, is set to expand its manufacturing facility in Westminster, Oconee County. This major project includes a 110,000
