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Openings on City of Columbia boards and commissions - Vimarsana News

Openings on City of Columbia boards and commissions

Apply now for a seat on City of Columbia, SC, boards and commissions, term commitments range from one to six years, deadline May 3, 2024

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Visit these 3 SC drive-in movie theaters this fall. Here's where to find them - Vimarsana News

Visit these 3 SC drive-in movie theaters this fall. Here's where to find them

South Carolina has three drive-in movie theaters that can be found in the Lowcountry, Midlands and Upstate.

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Visit these 3 SC drive-in movie theaters this fall. Here's where to find them - Vimarsana News

Visit these 3 SC drive-in movie theaters this fall. Here's where to find them

South Carolina has three drive-in movie theaters that can be found in the Lowcountry, Midlands and Upstate.

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Weather service investigates reports of tornadoes in SC Midlands - Vimarsana News

Weather service investigates reports of tornadoes in SC Midlands

Damaging winds are the main threat and isolated tornadoes are possible, according to the National Weather Service.

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Senate passes bill requiring 5 day in-person learning in SC - Vimarsana News

Senate passes bill requiring 5 day in-person learning in SC

Patrick Kelly with the Palmetto State Teachers Association said he thinks this is a good step forward. "I think we have reached a place, because of teacher vaccinations, which A) increases the health and safety in the building, but B) it enhances the staffing in the building," Kelly said. "But, our schools are better equipped to manage a five-day instructional model and so, if that's what families want for their students, they should be able to opt for that." Kelly, who is also a teacher, said even though some students have excelled virtually, many students have not. "As we hopefully start to...

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