Judi Gatson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
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- Aug 4, 2026
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Recording reveals ex-Allen University president asked to expedite stadium project ‘to save his job’ (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - An audio recording obtained from an Allen University board meeting reveals key details behind the school’s unbuilt stadium project, including testimony that university leadership offered a multi-million-dollar fee to speed up construction in an effort to save the president’s job. The recording corroborates reporting from confidential sources and internal documents reviewed as part of an ongoing WIS investigation. In the recording, former Allen University Trustee Karol Wide
Midlands retreat offers safe place for veterans with PTSD (opens the original)
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BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. (WIS) - The Big Red Barn Retreat is offering a place for men and women who are struggling to heal after their time in battle. Tucked away in Blythewood, surrounded by trees and open space, it is intentionally designed to be a place where veterans and first responders can just be without having to be strong for someone else. The programs include a variety of therapy types including peer-to-peer groups, meditation, equine therapy and yoga. 85 acres of quiet trails, horses, open fi
INTERVIEW: ‘Spurrier Effect’ authors on legendary coach’s impact on Gamecocks (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A new book hitting shelves is chronicling hall of fame coach Steve Spurrier’s decade leading the South Carolina Gamecocks and his lasting impact on the program. “The Spurrier Effect” will be released Aug. 18, written by Brent Silvia and Kevin Miller. Per a synopsis, the book promises to “reveal the man behind the visor—his partnership with his wife, Jerri, his relationships with his players, and his fierce competitiveness, sharp wit, and unwavering belief in South Carolina
Courage Under Fire: Medal of Honor recipient Maj. James Capers Jr. returns home to Bishopville (opens the original)
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BISHOPVILLE, S.C. (WIS) — Maj. James Capers, Jr. received the Medal of Honor earlier this year for extraordinary heroism in Vietnam. Now, the 88-year-old Marine has returned to the South Carolina town where his journey began — and his hometown is making sure his legacy endures. Capers traveled from the small streets of Bishopville to the jungles of Vietnam and, ultimately, to the White House, where he received the nation’s highest military award. But no destination, he said, compares to where he
What did voters learn? Political analysts break down SCGOP Senate debate (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Less than 24 hours after South Carolina’s SCGOP Senate debate, each candidate will be looking to hear what voters learned—and the issues that generated the most discussion. Former Democratic State Senator Joel Lourie and Republican political strategist Rob Godfrey joined WIS to give their impressions on the debate. If you missed Monday night’s debate—or you’d like to watch it again—you can watch all the responses, opening, and closing statements here. WIS will have live te
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