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Ricks' bonus tip: Don’t punt decisions During Bluffton University’s Jan. 23 Presidential Leadership Forum, “See Your Way Clear: Leading Through Chaos,” Bethny Ricks ’06, a business executive, author and Bluffton trustee, shared five leadership qualities and two traps to avoid as an effective and empathetic leader. She began the presentation with a few encouraging words to the

Step into the past as we explore Texas' ghost towns. Thurber, a former coal-mining town, and Lobo, once bustling with timber industry, now stand as eerie reminders of a different time.

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) hit the campaign trail for President Joe Biden in South Carolina, where he vouched for Biden's mental fitness.

Bluffton University provides many artistic and cultural events to supplement learning in the classroom. The following February 2024 are open to the public and are free unless otherwise noted. See the university calendar for a full semester listing.

People on the ground seemed to love distracting themselves with talk about the presidential election after the one this year.

GROB Systems, Inc., which broke ground in December 2023 on a 135,000 sq. ft. expansion project, has announced the new building will add approximately 35% more space for production and shipping to the existing 400,000 sq. ft. U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility in Bluffton, Ohio. Completion of GROB’s East Building expansion is slated for March 2025 and will add 200 new

Caleb English, 14, was last seen January 23 in Columbia, South Carolina.

The man also was accused of distributing child sexual abuse material last year.

Unseasonably warm temperatures are creating foggy conditions across South Carolina and setting national records, not unusual in Lowcountry this time of year.

The Ridgeland Town Council voted to accept a petition to annex 3,000 acres into the town, defying a request from Jasper County to defer decision to March.