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Man who killed trick-or-treater gets 16 years for gun charge
COLUMBIA -- Quentin Patrick will spend at least the next 16 years in prison because the convicted drug dealer, paranoid of being robbed, answered a Halloween knock on his door with a barrage of bullets from an AK-47, killing a 12-year-old South Carolina boy.
Gun charge nets trick-or-treater killer 16 years
Quentin Patrick will spend at least the next 16 years in prison because the convicted drug dealer, paranoid of being robbed, answered a Halloween knock on his door with a barrage of bullets from an AK-47, killing a 12-year-old South Carolina boy.
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County arrests 15 in months-long narc investigation
Marlboro County officials have arrested and charged 15 people in a narcotics investigation.
SC lawmakers nix Sanford impeachment, back rebuke
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford dodged impeachment Wednesday but was scolded by legislators for his travels to see a mistress in Argentina and his misuse of state planes.
Dillon County sheriff offers homicide victimsa loved ones chance to share
A small group of mourners gathered Monday to talk about their losses and listen to a guest speaker who offer ways to cope with the pain of losing a loved one to violence.
Hospitality is her way of life
In an industry where courtesy is expected, co-workers and guests say Michele "Micki" Sisson routinely goes above and beyond the call.
Massachusetts gov moves funds for Patriots bridge
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick moved Friday to defuse a potential political time bomb by announcing he will no longer use federal economic stimulus money to pay for a pedestrian footbridge sought by the billionaire owner of the New England Patriots.
Lowcountry Local First hosts screening of Paperback Dreams
On Mon. Dec. 14, the documentary Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders will be simulcast to movie theaters across the country.
Miss Trevilian Pageant and more news from Wade Hampton High
Miss Trevilian Pageant On November 19, 2009 Wade Hampton High School featured the Miss Trevilian Pageant.
Panel first up in Sanford impeachment debate
A legislative panel considers whether S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford was derelict in his duties on Tuesday in Columbia.
SC legislators begin Sanford impeachment hearings
South Carolina legislators upset with Gov. Mark Sanford's summer disappearance to see his lover in Argentina on Tuesday began debating a measure that ultimately would remove him from office.
School Board sets date for district facilities session
The Aiken County Board of Education has scheduled a special work session Tuesday, Dec.
School district recognized for financial report
Courtesy photo The Financial Services team with the national awards. Front Row: Christine Chastain, Jan Petersen, Bonnie LaBoone, Missy Campbell, Sara Rhinehart, Judy Patrick.
McEntire, Sumter on short list as home for next-generation fighter planes
Landing the Air Force's next-generation fighter - the F-35- likely will guarantee a long future for two Midlands bases and ensure thousands of jobs will stay in the area, military supporters say.
Autopsy: Serial killer shot in head
Published: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 3:15 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 12:44 a.m. A bullet went through the head of Gaffney serial killer Patrick Tracy Burris, fracturing his skull, and another bullet went through his heart, according to autopsy results released to the Herald-Journal. Burris, 41, fatally shot five people in ...
Former SC worker at SRS sues for discrimination
A former South Carolina worker at the Savannah River Site has filed a federal lawsuit, claiming racial and religious discrimination by co-workers. The Aiken Standard reported Friday that 41-year-old Al Zeiny sued his former employer in U.S. District Court in Aiken.
S.C.'s Graham: Energy, cleanup go together
South Carolina U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham says cleaning air pollution and achieving energy independence must go together.
Since last Tuesday's oil spill, tar balls have been washing up in the Lowcountry.