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Year after year, dozens of public officials from across South Carolina blow off fines they owe to the state Ethics Commission, allowing their debts to accrue with little or no

Duck Wrestles With His Bull Terrier Best Friend Duration: 00:44 Occurred on June 29, 2021 / Honea Path, South Carolina, USA: "Max is an American bully. We have had him since he was a puppy. He loves all other animals and wants to play and be friends with all. We raise chickens and quail also and he always helps watc

Woman dies at hospital after early morning house fire in Laurens County, coroner says Tina Lollis, 51, died at hospital, coroner says Share Updated: 2:43 PM EDT May 27, 2021 Woman dies at hospital after early morning house fire in Laurens County, coroner says Tina Lollis, 51, died at hospital, coroner says Share Updated: 2:43 PM EDT May 27, 2021 Hide Transcript The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Tina Lollis, 51, died at hospital, coroner say...

The Anderson County School District Two Board of Trustees has selected Jason Johns to be the districts new superintendent. The board voted unanimously for Johns during their board meeting on Monday, April 19. Johns will be working with interim superintendent Don Andrews for a few weeks before officially starting his new position on July 1. “The board is confident that Mr. Johns will serve Anderson Two well," Chair Member Jimmy Ouzts said in a social media post. "We are excited to move for...

Cynthia Gaines never used to dread work. But that was before the pandemic when her job as a maintenance worker at the Allen Reeves Clemson football facility was steady and her sister and niece still had jobs. Her grandsons were also in school, so she didnt need to feed them three times a day. It was also before she was afraid of the coronavirus.  "Some days I just start crying because I have to go to work," Gaines, who is Black, said. "Because I’m afraid. I don’t know who’s going to get ...

I really cannot do it anymore: Pandemic escalates burden of work, childcare at Clemson Zoe Nicholson, Greenville News © Provided Brandon Boatwright and his son, Griffin Cynthia Gaines never used to dread work. But that was before the pandemic when her job as a maintenance worker at the Allen Reeves Clemson football facility was steady and her sister and niece still had jobs. Her grandsons were also in school, so she didnt need to feed them three times a day. It was also befor...