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With a state budget surplus of nearly $3 billion and determination to fight federal mandates, Spartanburg area lawmakers have plenty on their plates in this, th

4 people were honored for helping stop an attack on a Spartanburg police officer in 2020.

flickr/CC BY-ND 2.0 South Carolina House members may soon debate whether to restart the states stalled death penalty with the electric chair and whether to add a firing squad to the execution methods. The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill Tuesday that would let condemned inmates choose death by being shot in the heart by several sharpshooters. That bill has already passed the Senate and Gov. Henry McMaster has said he would sign whatever reaches his desk. The latest bill heads to the Ho...

Electrocution, shooting may end South Carolina execution impasse Jeffrey Collins The Associated Press COLUMBIA — South Carolina House members may soon debate whether to restart the states stalled death penalty with the electric chair and whether to add a firing squad to the execution methods.  The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill Tuesday that would let condemned inmates choose death by being shot in the heart by several sharpshooters. That bill has already passed the Senate and Gov....

Electrocution, shooting may end S Carolina execution impasse JEFFREY COLLINS, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - This March 2019, file photo, provided by the South Carolina Department of Corrections shows the states electric chair in Columbia, S.C. South Carolina House members may soon debate whether to restart the states stalled death penalty with the electric chair and whether to add a firing squad to the execution methods. The states House Judiciary Committee approved a bill Tuesd...

The entrepreneurs, who all attend Colchester Royal Grammar School, have created Memory Lane. The business sees them compile details of people’s lives and create a book as a permanent keepsake. The Year 12 students were inspired after missing their grandparents having not been able to see them during the pandemic. Max Hyde, one of 25 students behind the project, said: “The idea started in September. “We didn’t see any chance of the pandemic going away any time soon and we hadn�...