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Greenville Co. sheriff, state senator speak out on Spartanburg Co. Sheriff Chuck Wright’s leave of absence
Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright has taken a leave of absence according to Spartanburg County leaders, but the reason ...
SC Public Health nominee to return to hot seat as COVID response colors confirmation
Dr. Edward Simmer has been the target of people upset over the COVID pandemic response even though he started working for the ...
Solar farms spark tension between rural areas and sun power advocates. Senators weigh in
Solar farms are seen as a way to increase energy capacity from non-polluting source. But their expansion into rural areas ...
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SC Public Health nominee to return to hot seat as COVID response colors confirmation
State Sen. Josh Kimbrell, R-Spartanburg, who is also considering a run for governor, sits on the Medical Affairs Committee. He said he was inclined to vote against Simmer’s confirmation ...
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Solar farms spark tension between rural areas and sun power advocates. Senators weigh in
Solar farms like this one in Lexington County have sprung up in South Carolina, but some people are complaining about the expansion into rural areas. Courtesy High Flyer South Carolina legislators ...
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SC congressman likely to join governor’s race, sees this as only opportunity
Nancy Mace. Others widely expected to run are Lt. Gov. Pam Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson. State Sens. Josh Kimbrell and Sean Bennett have also said they’re considering a bid. Norman said a ...
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UAW Baseball Powers Past Golden Rams in 18-6 Victory
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Supreme Court appears divided over whether SC can cut off Planned Parenthood funding
Low-income patients who go there for things like contraception, cancer screenings and pregnancy testing could see their care ...
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Spartanburgers take the field for first time in new ballpark
Low-income patients who go there for things like contraception, cancer screenings and pregnancy testing could see their care upended if the court sides with South Carolina leaders who say no public ...