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A former Gamecock baseball player was recognized Sunday afternoon for his efforts to break barriers and change the game. Back in the late 1960s, Lindell Bradley was the first Black athlete to put on the Garnet and Black for the University of South Carolina https://t.co/l0iO7Igh61

A local minister is using his story to empower others to make a change in their life. Following his 30+ year battle with addiction, Ron Perryman is using his faith to share those values everywhere he goes. https://t.co/39uGLAnBr0

Saluda High School continues to mourn the loss of their beloved band director and girl’s soccer coach Jennifer Wingate, after she was killed in a crash caused by a suspected drunk driver back in January. https://t.co/bku52KSD8X

Over the last four years, Camden’s Joyce Edwards has become one of the most talented high school basketball players in the nation. She’s now looking ahead to starting a new legacy at the University of South Carolina. https://t.co/hqTaB5mcJT

Thousands of horse racing fans are heading to Camden this weekend to watch the 89th Annual Carolina Cup. People are working around the clock to get ready for thousands of spectators over the weekend. https://t.co/rJtMQcYXVf

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Data from the Department of Justice shows women represent only 12% of law enforcement officers nationwide. The Columbia Police Department is one agency in the Midlands who plans to keep the 30 x 30 Initiative going as one of their long-term goals. https://t.co/b5d6zLX9Gg

Out of 50 winners, Newberry High School was officially crowned the state winner in South Carolina, in the 14th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow STEM Competition. https://t.co/TLabp2yjNc

Sumter High School recently added some new hardware to their trophy case after taking home the Class AAAAA State Title in Girls’ Basketball on March 1, 2024. On Friday, the Sumter community came together to celebrate their success. https://t.co/plPrPO69bX

Also known by her nickname “Libby”, Elizabeth Davis Dunlap was born in Newberry in 1951. She grew up in what was a segregated town through the 50s and 60s. Now, she hopes her life will inspire and educate others. https://t.co/DirQHGWzs7

On-air radio personality Mark Carr, known as Doug Williams, passed away at the age of 63 Tuesday, February 13th. Born November 18th 1960, he used his voice to promote businesses and uplift the careers of many. https://t.co/Tu7aVATjxI

Courageous second grader Jack Timmerman, who is fighting a very rare genetic disorder, had a dream of becoming a police officer. That dream came true on Friday, as he was officially sworn in as an honorary police officer that morning. https://t.co/OdYzgUwlwX

Dover Elementary first-grade teacher Amanda Fair-Coles was at a loss for words Friday morning when she was surprised with the Milken Educator Award and $25,000. This award is one of the most prestigious amongst educators nationwide. https://t.co/0jLEgymmUH

Richland One parents and guardians can now get notifications about their children’s bus route on their phones. https://t.co/2VioL4HERw

For kids who have conditions that prohibit dexterity like spina bifida and cerebral palsy, playing with certain toys can be a challenge. Now, a Richland School District Two teacher is looking to provide toys all kids can play with. https://t.co/il43qSOqlL

A new café that opened up in Downtown Columbia Tuesday morning hopes to help those who are hungry find food and work. Co-owner Johnny Davis is using the restaurant to help people coming out of a hard situation turn their life around. https://t.co/EotSMKyqA5