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USC unveils Phase 1 upgrades of Williams-Brice Stadium (opens the original)
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The multi-year renovation master plan focuses heavily on improving ingress, egress, concourse circulation, and overall game day convenience before moving into major premium seating and facility overhauls in 2027 and 2028. Phase 1 delivers immediate upgrades for the general fanbase attending home games this fall that include: Restroom Expansion: The West Main Concourse now features five times more restroom fixtures per person for both men and women. The East Ground Concourse offers five times mor
A win, a loss, and a conversation on data centers in Spartanburg (opens the original)
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South Carolina Public Radio's Reagan Knight talks with Scott Morgan about two decisions this week focusing on data centers in Spartanburg County. On Monday, county planners upheld an earlier decision to block the development of the proposed Lighthouse data center project. On Thursday, the state Public Service Commission said that a legal challenge to the nature of the under-construction Valara data center did not hold up.
300-year-old ‘Witness Tree’ at Eutaw Springs undergoes restoration for America’s 250th (opens the original)
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A 300-year-old southern live oak tree is undergoing a multiphase restoration effort at the Eutaw Springs battlefield in Orangeburg County. Preservationists say the tree stood on the same ground where American and British forces clashed in September of 1781, during one of the final major battles of the war. “We’re really standing at the central point of the Eutaw Springs Battlefield,” said Catherine Noyes, Liberty Trail Program director and deputy director of land preservation for the American Ba
Counterfeit toys and luxury goods seized at Haywood Mall (opens the original)
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The merchandise was seized on July 27 in a multistate agency effort that involved the Greenville Police Department, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED), and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The investigation in Greenville followed information that was provided by the Fairfax County Police Department in Virginia that had a similar counterfeit NeeDoh toy investigation. NeeDohs are squeezable sensory toys that usually retail between $4 and $13. Due to their popularity, NeeDoh toys
DPH declares West Nile virus outbreak (opens the original)
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The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) announced Wednesday that there is a sustained West Nile virus activity among mosquitoes in the Pee Dee. West Nile virus is spread exclusively through the bite of an infected mosquito; it cannot be passed directly from person to person. According to DPH, roughly 80% of people infected show no symptoms at all. About one in five infected individuals develop a fever, headache, joint pain, muscle aches, or a rash within two to 14 days of being bitt
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