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York County Organizations Receive More Than $1.1 Million in Crime Victim Grants (opens the original)
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More than $1.1 million in federal and state grants will be distributed to organizations and agencies serving crime victims in York County as part of more than $29 million in statewide funding. The South Carolina Public Safety Coordinating Council approved the grants, with projects scheduled to begin Oct. 1, 2026. The funding is administered through the Department of Crime Victim Assistance Grants in the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office. Six York County organizations and agencies are rece
South Carolina Expands Nuclear Workforce as Industry Enters New Growth Phase (opens the original)
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South Carolina is preparing for the next phase of nuclear energy growth by expanding efforts to train workers for the industry. The state’s third annual Nuclear Summit held in Columbia earlier this week highlighted South Carolina’s position as a national leader in nuclear power and the need to develop a skilled workforce to support future projects. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, South Carolina ranks third nationally in nuclear energy production. Nuclear power currently
South Carolina Farmers Could Benefit From New $10,000 Farm Stay Grants (opens the original)
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South Carolina farmers and ranchers looking for new ways to generate income from their land could soon have access to grants of up to $10,000 through a new national agritourism program. Airbnb and American Farmland Trust are launching the Farm to Stay Grant Program, designed to help farmers and ranchers start or expand farm stays and other agritourism experiences. The program comes as small farms across the country face financial challenges. Data cited by Airbnb shows the median small-farm house
South Carolina Attorney General Warns of Drug Risks After College Overdose Deaths (opens the original)
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The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office is warning students, parents and the public about the dangers of illicit and potentially contaminated drugs following two overdose deaths at the University of Mississippi. The advisory, issued Sept. 24, said kratom was found with both students who died. Kratom is regulated in South Carolina and can be legally purchased by people age 21 and older. The Attorney General’s Office cautioned that kratom products could potentially be contaminated or intentio
Lancaster Funeral Home to Host Blood Drive on September 28 (opens the original)
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Lancaster, SC — Lancaster Funeral Home & Cremation Service will host a community blood drive on Monday, September 28, in partnership with OneBlood. From 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the Big Red Bus will be stationed at the funeral home’s parking lot at 709 North White Street, welcoming both scheduled donors and walkins throughout the day. For Lancaster Funeral Home, the event reflects a longstanding commitment to serving the community in meaningful ways — not only during moments of loss, but through
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