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New Multi-Million Dollar Park Planned for Cayce CAYCE, S.C. – Exciting news for the community! Leaders in Cayce have announced a new multi-million dollar project that will enhance local recreation and celebrate the area’s rich history. On Tuesday, November 12, they unveiled plans for the ’12 Thousand Year History Park,’ which will be located on Fort Congaree Trail. This park is expected to have a visitor’s center and is being funded through a generous donation from the Boyd family, along with support from the General Assembly. Mayor Elise Partin expressed her enthusiasm, stating that the park will serve as a…
Janet “Shorty” Abrilz’s murder remains the only unsolved case for GCSO Homicide Investigators in the past two years. Janet Denise Abrilz’s body was found off a walking trail in a wooded area of Lakeside Park on Piedmont Highway on Aug. 27, 2023. The Coroner ruled her cause of death as blunt force trauma. This Friday, November 15, 2024, GCSO Investigators will be saturating Greenville County, going door to door, to pass out flyers and make themselves available to anyone who wi…shes to share information on her case. Just remember, the smallest bit of information could be all our investigators need…
Dogecoin, the beloved meme cryptocurrency, is back in the spotlight, experiencing a remarkable surge of over 80% within just a week. This revival comes in the wake of heightened interest following Donald Trump’s win in the 2024 election and speculation around Elon Musk’s potential leadership role in government initiatives aimed at efficiency. Despite this recent gain, Dogecoin’s value still sits significantly below its all-time high achieved in May 2021. Let’s explore how this trading trend might affect investments in Dogecoin moving forward. In the last 24 hours, Dogecoin reached a new one-month peak of $0.3011. The cryptocurrency market remains vibrant…
Orangeburg County, S.C. – The search for a missing 4-year-old boy has come to a happy conclusion, according to Sheriff Leroy Ravenell. The child was reported missing on Tuesday morning, leading to a swift response from local law enforcement. Sheriff Ravenell shared that investigators received the alert around 5:45 a.m. from a resident in Orangeburg. It was reported that a security camera captured footage of the young boy wandering alone on the street, causing concern among neighbors. A resident on Willow Bay Drive provided crucial video evidence showing the child appearing distressed as he walked down the street without an…
Our first Lunch with Leaders was a great success thanks to Master Deputy Brown and Deputy Dally with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office! We learned about M…D Brown’s experiences working in the Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security career cluster, the importance of making positive choices, and Dally’s role as a K-9 therapy dog serving our community. Thank you, Master Deputy Brown and Deputy Dally! Greenville County Sheriff’s Office
Kristi Noem is making headlines again, as Donald Trump announced her appointment as Homeland Security secretary in his next administration. In a statement, Trump praised Noem for her strong stance on border security and expressed his longstanding relationship with her, stating, “I have known Kristi for years and have worked with her on various projects—she will be a great part of our mission to Make America Safe Again.” Noem expressed her gratitude and humility in accepting the position, signaling her commitment to the role. She is set to work alongside notable figures in the anti-immigration arena, including former ICE chief…
Richland One School Board and Superintendent Part Ways Richland County, SC (WOLO) — In a meeting held on Tuesday night, the Richland One School Board officially agreed to move on from their current superintendent, Dr. Craig Witherspoon. After nearly a decade in the role, no specific reasons were provided for this mutual decision. The board has decided to extend Witherspoon’s contract until June 30, 2025. However, he will still be compensated as per his original contract, meaning he will receive payment until June 2026. The decision to part ways received unanimous support from the board, with a 7-0 vote. Following…
South Carolina Welcomes Official Christmas Tree at Statehouse, Carolighting Scheduled for November 24th COLUMBIA, SC — South Carolina’s official Christmas tree has arrived at the Statehouse, officially kicking off the holiday season for many residents. The stunning 35-foot Norway Spruce comes from Henderson Tree Farms in Morganton, North Carolina, an area that has faced challenges due to Hurricane Helene. Connor Maser from Timbertech, a tree management company, noted the importance of the Columbia Garden Club’s role in selecting the tree. “The garden club helped pick out this special tree, which takes decades to grow,” he explained. Despite the warm weather…
Donald Trump has announced that he will appoint South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem to lead the Department of Homeland Security. This decision highlights his focus on strong immigration policies, as Noem has been a loyal supporter of Trump and was previously considered a possible running mate for him. If she is confirmed, Noem will work alongside Trump’s choice for “border czar,” Tom Homan, and the immigration hardliner Stephen Miller. However, unlike Homan and Miller, Noem will need Senate approval for her new role, which centers on securing the U.S. borders and implementing a strategy for mass deportation as promised during…
Chapin Community Celebrates Young Writers from Chapin Elementary CHAPIN, S.C. – The Chapin community came together to honor young writers from Chapin Elementary at a special event held at town hall, as highlighted by the school district. On Thursday, November 7, students, families, and other members of the community gathered to celebrate the writing achievements of fourth-grade students from Chapin Elementary. The event, known as Chapin’s Voices Community Writer’s Workshop, featured various stations showcasing the writing journey of the students, from their initial ideas to their polished final drafts. “This is just the kind of project we support,” said Teresa…