Deaths Summary for Wednesday, May 11, 2016
BOSHARD, Michelle Eve, 44, of Folly Beach, a produce manager with Food Lion, died Monday. Arrangements by James A. McAlister Funerals and Cremations of Charleston.
BOSHARD, Michelle Eve, 44, of Folly Beach, a produce manager with Food Lion, died Monday. Arrangements by James A. McAlister Funerals and Cremations of Charleston.
AIKEN, Albert, Summerville
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Bishop England head coach Ed Khouri believes Class AA soccer has become somewhat cyclical.
COLUMBIA — Junior right-hander Taylor Widener struck out a career-high 12 in a career-high 72/3 innings and Alex Destino hit a pair of solo home runs as No. 8 South Carolina defeated Presbyterian, 3-1, on Tuesday night at Founders Park.
When the sticks, gloves and helmets were finally picked up off the ice, there were just three skaters and a goalie left on the South Carolina Stingrays bench.
Hinting at a federal action in Walter Scott’s shooting death, his family will address the news media after a court hearing on Wednesday, a representative said.
A 60-year-old Greenwood man has been identified as the motorcycle driver who died Monday on Interstate 26 in Dorchester County.
CLEMSON — It’s up to the non-stars, the spot contributors on the roster, to find ways to win in different ways over the course of a long season.
A woman died Tuesday in a three-car collision in Ladson, according to the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office.
Fourth-year girls soccer coach Hope Atkinson is hoping that a tougher early season schedule will make a difference for her 2016 Porter-Gaud squad.
MOUNT PLEASANT — Over the objections of hundreds of petition-signing residents, Town Council took a step closer to approving a plan to build 19 homes on the fields behind Trident Academy on Wakendaw Road.
CHICAGO — A new poll says more than 40 percent of America’s baby boomers stayed with their employer for more than 20 years. But it’s unlikely that their children or grandchildren will experience the same job tenure.
ISLE OF PALMS — Barb Gobien took a deep breath to calm herself and hoisted Boyles one more time closer to the surf.
MONCKS CORNER — The Berkeley County School Board debated but upheld the district’s earlier decision to allow transgender students to use the restroom with which they identify.
CLEMSON – Seven notes to, well, note on Clemson’s post-spring depth chart, released Tuesday evening marking one month and one day since the Tigers’ spring scrimmage:
South Carolina Electric and Gas restored power to nearly 1,100 customers in West Ashley who were without it earlier tonight.
Benefitfocus Inc. says it’s taking a new approach toward corporate giving: letting its employees call more of the shots.
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce awarded 75 Accelerate Greater Charleston Scholarships Tuesday that pay for two full years of tuition, fees and books towards an associate degree at Trident Technical College.
NEW YORK — The Food and Drug Administration will re-evaluate its definition of "healthy," which could eventually change how a range of foods are marketed.
Associated Press
Voters in West Virginia and Nebraska are casting primary ballots on Tuesday, but the only competitive presidential race that remains in the Democratic contest in West Virginia.
There was a showdown in Houston last fall. This spring, North Carolina became the battleground. By now, confrontations have flared across the country over whether to protect or curtail the right of transgender people to use public restrooms in accordance with their gender identity.
NEW YORK — The Treasury Department called for additional oversight and some increased regulations for the online lending industry on Tuesday, the first time a government agency has weighed in on this quickly growing, but largely unregulated, part of the financial world.