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Lowcountry landowners file Supreme Court appeal over Canadys power plant

Lowcountry landowners file Supreme Court appeal over Canadys power plant

After a motion for reconsideration to the SC PSC was denied, landowners turn to SC Supreme Court
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Bears HC Ben Johnson hints he was thinking about hanging 60 points on Panthers

Bears HC Ben Johnson hints he was thinking about hanging 60 points on Panthers

Bears HC Ben Johnson may have insinuated that he was itching to hang 60 points on the Panthers in Week 1.
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'The Traitors' is back with 2 Florida contestants. When to watch

'The Traitors' is back with 2 Florida contestants. When to watch

"The Traitors" returns this week with an all-civilian cast. Here's what we know about the two Floridians in the cast and when to watch the premiere.
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What Makes Darlington Raceway So Difficult for NASCAR Drivers?

What Makes Darlington Raceway So Difficult for NASCAR Drivers?

Darlington Raceway, an egg-shaped oval track located in Darlington, South Carolina, has been a cornerstone of NASCAR racing since its inaugural sea...
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Doctors Hospital grant boosts Golden Harvest food program

Doctors Hospital grant boosts Golden Harvest food program

Doctors Hospital of Augusta awarded a $25,000 grant to Golden Harvest Food Bank to expand its rural food access program.
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Patrick Wilson, CEO of Little League International, Supports Film on Cannon Street All-Stars

Patrick Wilson, CEO of Little League International, Supports Film on Cannon Street All-Stars

Patrick Wilson, CEO of Little League International, has expressed his support for a new feature film titled 'Cannon Street All-Stars.' The film is being developed by Reggie Rock Bythewood and Gina Prince-Bythewood’s Undisputed Cinema, with production involvement from Los Angeles Dodgers’ Mookie Betts and Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry. The movie will tell the story of the first all-Black Little League team from South Carolina, the Cannon Street YMCA All-Stars. This team challenged segregation in Little League baseball in 1955, despite Jackie Robinson integrating Major League Baseball in 1947. The surviving members of the team were recently honored at the Little League World Series, an event Wilson referenced when stating, “We are here today, the program that we are, because of what they did.” Reggie Rock Bythewood will direct and co-write the screenplay, with the support of The Jackie Robinson Foundation.
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Friend of Pat Conroy pens new Lowcountry travel guide | Exclusive

Friend of Pat Conroy pens new Lowcountry travel guide | Exclusive

Travel writer Lynn Seldon releases a new guide exploring the Lowcountry locations that defined Pat Conroy.
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Best photos from the 2026 Golfweek Fall Challenge at Caledonia

Best photos from the 2026 Golfweek Fall Challenge at Caledonia

Georgia Southern and UNCW claimed victories at the 2026 Golfweek Fall Challenge in South Carolina.
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Check out Aiken County's most expensive homes for sale | Exclusive

Check out Aiken County's most expensive homes for sale | Exclusive

The only things that might coax you outside of these luxury homes are the stunning amenities.
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Bluffton's 37th Annual River Sweep set for Saturday, Sept. 19

Bluffton's 37th Annual River Sweep set for Saturday, Sept. 19

Bluffton invites residents, businesses, paddlers and community organizations to participate in the 37th annual Bluffton Beach Sweep/River Sweep.
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USA Rare Earth Breaks Ground on $1.2 Billion Magnet Manufacturing Plant in South Carolina, Bolstered by CHIPS Act Funding

USA Rare Earth Breaks Ground on $1.2 Billion Magnet Manufacturing Plant in South Carolina, Bolstered by CHIPS Act Funding

USA Rare Earth Breaks Ground on $1.2 Billion Magnet Manufacturing Plant in South Carolina, Bolstered by CHIPS Act Funding
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Two Arrested After Fatal Hit-and-Run Kills 2-Year-Old Girl in North Charleston

Two Arrested After Fatal Hit-and-Run Kills 2-Year-Old Girl in North Charleston

A 2-year-old girl, Haisha Dominguez Marin, was killed in a hit-and-run crash in North Charleston, South Carolina, leading to the arrest of two women. The incident occurred near the intersection of Rivers Avenue and Eagle Drive, where police found the child deceased. An investigation led authorities to a 2020 Toyota Tacoma and its driver, Anayely Lovato Guerrero, 27. Guerrero reportedly told police she heard a 'bang' but did not notice anything and continued driving after leaving a Goodwill store. She has been charged with reckless homicide and leaving the scene of an accident involving death. Additionally, the child's guardian, Glaimar Alejandra Ramirez Dominguez, 21, was arrested and charged with unlawful conduct toward a child, as police found discrepancies in the circumstances surrounding the child's care and supervision. The North Charleston Police Department is continuing its investigation into the incident.