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Hampton County County Chairman resigns - Vimarsana News

Hampton County County Chairman resigns

HAMPTON COUNTY, S.C. (WSAV) — A recent Facebook post made by Rep. Bill Hager-South Carolina House 122 announced that Hampton County Council Chairman Noah Alexander has resigned today. Alexander’s 2020 election was considered historic as he became the youngest person to be elected at 19 years old, Hager told constituents. This comes amid protests where […]

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What's next in the Alex Murdaugh saga after new trial denied | Murdaugh News - Vimarsana News

What's next in the Alex Murdaugh saga after new trial denied | Murdaugh News

Decisions haven't been made on how to divide Murdaugh's assets, who should pay for his actions and whether to grant Russell Laffitte and Cory Fleming's appeals.

Judge: Mallory Beach wrongful death suit will remain in Hampton County - Vimarsana News

Judge: Mallory Beach wrongful death suit will remain in Hampton County

Hampton County is about to play host to the next internationally followed, highly publicized trial in the Alex Murdaugh legal saga. What to know.

Alex Murdaugh, Parker's Kitchen will be tried together in boat crash case, judge rules | Murdaugh News - Vimarsana News

Alex Murdaugh, Parker's Kitchen will be tried together in boat crash case, judge rules | Murdaugh News

Judge Daniel Hall rejected Parker’s argument that it was unfair to have jurors consider the culpability of both Parker’s and Murdaugh at the same time. His decision sets the stage

Beach wrongful death hearing nears, attorneys trade barbs over motions - Vimarsana News

Beach wrongful death hearing nears, attorneys trade barbs over motions

Attorneys on both sides of the hotly contested, Mallory Beach wrongful death suit are speaking out ahead of a hearing that may derail the civil trial.