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South Carolina hunters can get extra doe tag this season (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — South Carolina deer hunters have an additional opportunity this season to harvest an antlerless deer, and that extra deer could also help put food on the tables of families. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is providing hunters with an additional antlerless deer tag in their base set of tags for the 2026-27 season. As thousands of South Carolinians lose access to SNAP benefits, food banks are seeing more people turn to them for help – and that includes agenci
South Carolina hunters get extra doe tag, creating new opportunity to donate venison (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — South Carolina deer hunters have an additional opportunity this season to harvest an antlerless deer, and that extra deer could also help put food on the tables of families across the Lowcountry. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is providing hunters with an additional antlerless deer tag in their base set of tags for the 2026-27 season. The agency says the change, implemented at the start of doe season, Sept 15th, is designed to encourage more doe harv
New Berkeley County program connects veterans with help before crisis (opens the original)
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BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — For many veterans, asking for help can be difficult. A new program in Berkeley County is designed to make sure veterans have someone to turn to before a small problem becomes a much bigger crisis. The Veteran Rapid Response Program officially launched in Berkeley County as a partnership between the nonprofit Veteran Recovery Coalition and Berkeley County Veterans Affairs. The goal is to connect veterans directly with resources and address problems before they lead
S.C. mom honors son’s memory by turning grief into hope (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. — For Amy Kearsing, August 23 is a day that carries both joy and heartbreak. It would have been her son Dalton Condra’s 30th birthday. Instead of celebrating his birthday with him, Kearsing and her family are honoring his memory by helping other families find reasons to celebrate. Through the Dalton Lee Condra Gift of Kindness Foundation, Kearsing and Dalton’s grandmother, Loretta, prepared 30 cake kits this year, one for every year Dalton would have been alive. The kits
Lowcountry mother honors son’s memory by turning grief into hope for families in need (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN CO., S.C. (WCSC) — For Amy Kearsing, August 23 is a day that carries both joy and heartbreak. It would have been her son Dalton Condra’s 30th birthday. Instead of celebrating his birthday with him, Kearsing and her family are honoring his memory by helping other families find reasons to celebrate. Through the Dalton Lee Condra Gift of Kindness Foundation, Kearsing and Dalton’s grandmother, Loretta, prepared 30 cake kits this year, one for every year Dalton would have been alive. The k
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