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News Summary The Medical University of South Carolina is set to build a state-of-the-art cancer hospital in downtown Charleston to enhance cancer treatment and research.
News Summary JINYA Ramen Bar has opened its second location in South Carolina, located in Charleston at 850 Morrison Drive. This significant expansion brings the
News Summary A recent economic impact study shows that Clemson University contributes over $6.4 billion to South Carolina’s economy, creating approximately 37,100 jobs statewide. The
News Summary A chaotic shooting at a private boat party in Little River, South Carolina, injured ten people, leaving some in critical condition. The incident
News Summary Residents in the Columbia area of South Carolina are preparing for potentially hazardous winter weather as the National Weather Service forecasts a mix
News Summary Two small earthquakes were reported in North Carolina, with magnitudes of 2.4 and 2.1 occurring near Rosman. Residents felt the tremors across a
News Summary Hilton Head Island is on high alert following two shark attacks within a week, injuring young girls during beach outings. The first incident
News Summary The South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce is urging President Trump to review the conduct of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick after his
News Summary The South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance has unveiled its strategic vision for the manufacturing sector, aiming to drive innovation and job growth while enhancing
News Summary Qatar Airways has signed a significant deal to purchase between 160 and 200 Boeing jets, supporting approximately 154,000 jobs annually in the U.S.
