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In Charleston, Christmas trees find second purpose as mulch | News - Vimarsana News

In Charleston, Christmas trees find second purpose as mulch | News

That Christmas tree that brought job doesn't have to end up in any landfill in Charleston and throughout the state with numerous recycling options available.

As testing lines and waits add up across SC, how is Anderson doing? - Vimarsana News

As testing lines and waits add up across SC, how is Anderson doing?

One of the two major Anderson testing sites moved twice as fast as the other, both less than a half hour total.

Two men to stand trial over alleged assault and knifepoint robbery in Fife - Vimarsana News

Two men to stand trial over alleged assault and knifepoint robbery in Fife

Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Two men have denied assaulting and robbing another man at knifepoint at a house in Lochgelly last year. Richard Grant, 34, a prisoner at Low Moss, and Sebastian Walls, 48, of Carden Castle Park, Cardenden, stand accused of repeatedly punching and kicking another man on the head and body, repeatedly striking him on the head and body with metal poles, brandishing a knife at him and robbing him of a knife, a sum of money and a dartboard at an address in Timmons Park on May 13, 2...

It's the most wasteful time of the year. Here's what you can do in SC - Vimarsana News

It's the most wasteful time of the year. Here's what you can do in SC

Andy Williams might say, "It’s the most wonderful time of the year,” but it’s also the most wasteful time of the year. People in South Carolina, alone, generate 960,000 tons of garbage between November and January, according to the state Department of Health and Environmental Control. Nationwide, according to a report from Stanford University, Americans throw away on average 25% more trash between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day, and that extra waste amounts to 25 million tons. Ultimately, recycling and reducing waste helps the environment in a number of ways, according to the federal ...