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Land Of Sc Professor Convicted Of Fraud To Be Sold
About 24 acres of land belonging to a South Carolina college professor convicted of investor fraud will be sold to help repay those who lost money.
Land of SC professor convicted of fraud to be sold
About 24 acres of land belonging to a South Carolina college professor convicted of investor fraud will be sold to help repay those who lost money.
Community walk against violent crime is planned
A community walk against violent crime in Rock Hill is planned for Saturday, beginning at the Emmett Scott Center on Crawford Road and ending at the City Hall Plaza with several speakers.
Union County High School graduate and now college student Davey West rests atop a small hill of chemistry books he's either using or collected.
Halloween dance and more news from Greenville Technical Charter High School
Senior Ronald Kozlowski has been accepted to attend Coastal Carolina University in the fall.
Women's golf: FGCU sitting in eighth after first round of CSU Wendy's Invitational
The Florida Gulf Coast University women's golf team is in eighth place after the first round of the Charleston Southern University Wendy's Invitational in Charleston, S.C., on Monday.
CSU president receives Order of the Palmetto
CSU President Jairy Hunter poses with Sen. Chip Campsen, who had just awarded Hunter with the Order of the Palmetto award from Gov.
Hospital's new helipad will save precious seconds
Above is an aerial view of Trident Medical Center. The hospital's new helipad is located in front of the hospital, and marked with a red cross.
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Video: Watch The Pat Dooley Show
Published: Thursday, September 10, 2009 at 8:05 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, September 10, 2009 at 8:05 a.m. Watch Gainesville Sun sports writer Pat Dooley discuss the Gator's opening-day game against Charleston Southern University and enjoy a song from his special guest, Drew Copeland from Sister Hazel.
Patriots host golf tournament at CCSC
The Francis Marion University golf team will play host to its 25th annual intercollegiate tournament, the Springhill Suites Intercollegiate, Monday and Tuesday at the Country Club of South Carolina.
Severe Storm Causes Damage at CSU
Students and faculty at Charleston Southern University had quite a scare Monday morning as a severe storm blew over campus, cutting power and forcing students to stay indoors.
Stacey Ann King and Bryan Michael Jordan were married July 25, 2009 at Sharon Baptist Church in Longs.
Grant to boost history teaching
Berkeley County elementary school teachers will be able to learn about the best ways to teach young children American history and earn graduate credits thanks to a grant from the U.S. Department of Education worth nearly $1 million.
James S. Brown has been named dean of arts and sciences, and Joy Patricia Burke has been named dean of education, professional and graduate studies at Mansfield University, the school announced Tuesday.
YOUTH/REC: Burgaw Dixie Boys Are State Champs - Headed to World Series
The Burgaw Dixie Majors baseball team earned the state championship over the July 4 weekend.
Al Parish and Bernie Madoff to be jailmates in N.C.
In a made-for-TV moment, two Ponzi rip-off artists have landed in the same federal prison in North Carolina.
Boeings' Future in the Lowcountry
Mayor Keith Summey says,"Boeing didn't buy this plant without knowing that we had a great workforce, a great work ethic." But it's decisions being made 3,000 miles away that could determine Boeing's future in the lowcountry.
Rev. Michael Carey "Mike" McClain of 6031 Slab Landing Road, Cope, age 50, died Sunday, July 5. Rev.
Going Green and Saving Green with Solar Power
Dr. Bill Bowers believes in taking care of the environment. He recently added five solar panels to his Summerville home, a move that will help him not only go green, but save some green.
Student receives trip for research efforts
Photo Provided From left, Thomas Sumter Academy student Erin Welsh, student council adviser Kipper Ackerman, student BJ Catoe, Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney, students Caroline Richardson and Allie Nance and TSA Coach Ryan Roberts pose at Death Valley in Clemson.
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