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By Skylar Laird SCDailyGazette.com NORTH CHARLESTON — A former Charleston County school board member won a Democratic primary Tuesday for a seat
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By Jessica Holdman SCDailyGazette.com COLUMBIA — The University of South Carolina has an estimated 47,300 alumni working in the Midlands. Because of
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LowcoSports.com John Paul II Catholic School will add to its growing list of athletics programs — and to the proliferation of lacrosse
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By Wes Kerr LowcoSports.com For the better part of January, Ron Fudala’s USCB men’s basketball squad looked pretty close to invincible. Fresh
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By Kevin Libby LowcoSports.com As the great Allen Iverson once said, “We’re talking about practice. Not talking about the game.” Iverson went
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By Scott Graber It’s Wednesday, Jan. 22, and I’m sitting at our wood-planked dining table in our linoleum-tiled dining room. It is
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