Greenville Triumph Wins First Game at New Stadium
Greenville Triumph SC christened their new home with a perfect 1-0 victory in front of a sold-out crowd. The community celebration marked a milestone moment for South Carolina soccer.
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Charleston Startup Mines Copper From Trash, Not Earth
A South Carolina company is solving the looming copper shortage by pulling the metal from old electronics and scrap instead of digging new mines. By 2040, the world will need 50% more copper than we can produce.
Veterans Charity Gets Free KIA for Service Dog Teams
A South Carolina veterans organization just received a fully refurbished 2021 KIA Sorento to help deliver service dogs to those who served. The gift came from an unlikely alliance of insurance companies and auto repair shops turning wrecked vehicles into second chances.
Truck Driver Saves Graduate From Fake Cop Kidnapper
Anthony Moore stopped his truck when a young woman ran into traffic pleading for help, trusting her story even when her pursuer claimed to be police. His quick thinking and the help of another driver saved her life and led to the arrest of her alleged kidnapper.
Two Perfect Seasons End in South Carolina State Titles
Two South Carolina high school teams closed out championship weekends with flawless records and emotional victories. One coach ended a 29-year career on top, while a team made program history with their first perfect season.
Southside Christian Baseball Wins 5th Straight Title
A South Carolina high school baseball team just made state championship history with their fifth consecutive title. Southside Christian's winning streak puts them in rare company among the state's elite programs.
USC Upstate Wins First NCAA Tournament Game in School History
A small South Carolina school just pulled off one of the biggest wins in its history, defeating powerhouse Oklahoma State in the NCAA baseball tournament. USC Upstate had never won a single game in the NCAA tournament until Friday night.
Aiken Newcomers Club Donates $7,500 to Local Charities
A South Carolina social club just turned tea parties and fashion shows into $7,500 for animals, housing, and community services. The Aiken Newcomers Club proves friendship and fundraising make a perfect match.
First-Year Coach Leads Chapin to 12th State Championship
A hometown hero in his first season guided the Chapin Eagles to their 12th state baseball title with a thrilling 4-3 victory. Senior Felix Ruiz smashed two home runs in the clinching game, capping a perfect sweep.
Firefighter Keith Inspires SC High Schoolers on Career Day
A Horry County firefighter is planting seeds of public service by sharing career opportunities with eleventh graders. His Career Day presentation shows how early outreach can build the next generation of first responders.
Foundation Gives $1M to South Carolina Children's Hospital
A South Carolina automotive founder just handed a children's hospital a million-dollar gift that will help countless families afford critical care. The Bill McDaniels Foundation continues its mission of supporting children and families across the state.
MacArthur Fellow Named Clemson's 16th President
A renowned neuroscientist whose groundbreaking concussion research changed football forever is taking the helm at Clemson University. Kevin Guskiewicz brings decades of leadership experience and a passion for student success to South Carolina's flagship research institution.
SC Cuts Hiring Time for Nursing Homes, Keeps Safety Strong
South Carolina just made it faster to hire nursing home workers without sacrificing resident safety. The new law modernizes tuberculosis testing rules that previously delayed qualified caregivers from starting work for up to two weeks.
The Citadel Honors 20+ Students and Faculty for Excellence
The Citadel Graduate College recognized more than 20 outstanding students and professors who demonstrated exceptional leadership and academic achievement. The annual awards ceremony celebrated excellence across graduate programs, veteran education, and business leadership.
Byrnes Softball Eyes Second Straight State Championship
An eighth-grader made the game-winning play as Byrnes softball dominated their rivals 13-2 to reach the South Carolina state finals. The Rebels are now one series away from making program history with back-to-back championships.
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Gullah Geechee Women Weave Heritage Into Every Basket
Fifth-generation basket weavers and coastal conservationists are keeping centuries-old Gullah Geechee traditions alive along the South Carolina coast. Their work connects West African heritage to modern environmental protection through sweetgrass baskets and oyster reef restoration.
River Bluff Boys Golf Wins Second Straight SC Title
A South Carolina high school golf team just proved their first championship was no fluke. River Bluff High dominated the state tournament, winning by 15 strokes and placing five golfers in the top 20.
Chick-fil-A Owners Fund Grad School Dreams in Charleston
A couple who owns two Chick-fil-A franchises created a scholarship that helps graduate students juggle work, family, and education. Since 2020, the fund has supported students returning to school despite life's challenges.
South Carolina Volunteers to Count Pollinators This August
This August, anyone in South Carolina can spend just 15 minutes helping scientists track the bees and butterflies that keep our food systems thriving. Clemson Extension is recruiting volunteers for a region-wide pollinator census that turns curious community members into conservation heroes.
St. Helena Island Saves 10 Acres for Cultural Center
A South Carolina island community stopped a national chain from taking over their last major undeveloped land. Now they're planning something that honors their unique Gullah Geechee heritage instead.
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