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Nuclear training center, ROTC building named for Lindsey Graham among USC’s 2027 budget asks

COLUMBIA — The University of South Carolina is making plans for a nuclear workforce training center within its engineering school, as well as a new, $60 million Reserve Officers’ Training Corps … more
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USC among top college users of ChatGPT, renews OpenAI contract for $2.5M

COLUMBIA — University of South Carolina students and staff gobbled up 30 million credits on ChatGPT last school year — 30 times what it was contracted for — making it one of the top college … more
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Conner breaks glass ceiling with church leadership post

Lexington County resident Gwendolyn Conner was recently elected assistant dean of the South Carolina Baptist Congress of Christian Education. Her election marks the first time a woman has served in … more
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District 1 names Wingard next College Center director

The Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees approved the recommendation of Justin B. Wingard as the new director of the College Center at the board’s Wednesday, Aug. 18 meeting. … more
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Onelife Fitness sauna catches fire

An old Charleston family recipe for shrimp and grits

This recipe is one that has been in my family for many generations. I remember it being served as far back as my memories allow. We were able to get shrimp and other seafood in season very … more
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DEVOTION: The King has one more move

Psalm 46:10 — “Be still and know that I am God.” Isaiah 55:8–9 — “My thoughts are not your thoughts… My ways are higher than your ways.” 2 Corinthians 4:8–9 — “We are … more
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2 Lexington County agencies receive litter enforcement grants

Lexington County Solid Waste Management and the Pelion Police Department will receive PalmettoPride litter law enforcement grants to increase efforts to ticket and fine litterbugs. PalmettoPride … more
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PELION NEWS: Trunk-or-treat participants, food vendors sought

The food pantry at Convent Baptist is open from 2-6 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month. The town of Pelion will host its annual Trunk-or-Treat on Saturday, Oct. 31 from 5-9 p.m. The … more
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Local artist Steve Epting plans comic book signing

Award-winning Irmo comic artist Steve Epting will greet fans at a free comic book signing event for his new release, Hammerfist, at West Columbia music store Scratch N’ Spin. Epting will sign … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: O Canada, that town name raises eyebrows today

What’s in a name, Shakespeare once famously asked? Plenty, when it happens to be the moniker of both the place where you live and the symbol of pure evil. However, it didn’t start out that way. … more
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Education provides multiple pathways to prosperity

August marks back-to-school season in South Carolina. It’s a season filled with anticipation for new coursework and academic progress, but also a time for students and families to reflect on the … more
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The Marine Corps was my ‘Odyssey’ — and other young men need theirs

Young men are falling behind in American society and, quite simply, need an Odyssey. You’ve already heard the background: They’re less likely than women to go to college, and they’re more … more
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Saluda Shoals Riverwalk Trail, trailhead open to visitors

The Irmo-Chapin Recreation Commission celebrated the grand opening of the new Saluda Shoals Riverwalk Trail and trailhead at Dreher Shoals Landing on Wednesday, Aug. 19, marking a significant … more
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Overdose Awareness Day observance slated Aug. 31

The mother of a 15-year-old Lexington High School student who died after taking a pressed pill laced with fentanyl will address attendees at the fifth annual International Overdose Awareness Day … more
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Special delivery: Stamp show planned in West Columbia

The winter stamp show of the Columbia Philatelic Society will take place Friday, Sept. 25 and Saturday, Sept. 26 at the Tri-City Leisure Center, 485 Brooks Ave., West Columbia. Doors open at 11 … more
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School District 5 issues more than 300 ‘Golden Passes’

Lexington-Richland School District Five issued Golden Passes to more than 300 residents during a two-day sign-up event in July. The permanent photo identification card for residents living in … more
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Food truck festival coming to Batesburg-Leesville

The Foodees Food and Culture Festival is set to bring a weekend of food, crafts and family-friendly entertainment to the Lifelong Learning Center in Batesburg-Leesville from Sept. 11-13. The … more
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Star named SAFE Federal Credit Union VP, controller

SUMTER — Certified public accountant Barbara Star is SAFE Federal Credit Union’s new vice president and controller, the credit union announced Wednesday, Aug. 19. “We’re thrilled to … more
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Youngs Chapel plans Sept. 3 discussion on voting, civic participation

Youngs Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church will host “Community Conversation: Power Belongs to the People” at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026, at the church, located at 7336 Carlisle St. in … more
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BBB to host free shredding event, school supply drive

The Better Business Bureau of Greater Columbia & Charleston is inviting consumers and businesses to protect their personal information and give back to local students during a free shredding … more
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Georgia man to spend nearly 45 years in prison after shooting SC trooper in face

COLUMBIA — A man convicted of shooting a South Carolina trooper in the face during a traffic stop will spend a total of 45 years in prison, a federal judge decided Thursday. Derrick Gathers, … more
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$15B state spending plan approved with no legislator-requested projects

COLUMBIA — The $15 billion spending plan legislators passed Tuesday, Aug. 11, six weeks after the fiscal year began , included no  legislator-requested earmarks  but did increase tax … more
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SC students statewide now eligible for scholarship allowing a debt-free degree

COLUMBIA — High school seniors across South Carolina are newly eligible for scholarships enabling them to earn a college degree with little-to-no debt under a partnership approved in the state … more
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Fry endorses Sen. Darline Graham in GOP runoff

U.S. Rep. Russell Fry is backing Sen. Darline Graham in the runoff to replace her late brother as the GOP’s Senate nominee. Fry, who placed third of 10 candidates in the special GOP primary … more
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