Key details in Volvo cost-benefit analyses kept secret by S.C. Commerce agency

More than four years after officials announced that Volvo would locate in South Carolina, the state Department of Commerce won’t reveal the estimated amounts of certain public costs and benefits identified in analyses of the $1.1 billion project.

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National security agencies  tap Clemson professors’ Russian trolling research
Jul23

National security agencies tap Clemson professors’ Russian trolling research

Research by two Clemson University professors on Russian social media trolling has drawn the interest of U.S. agencies charged with protecting the country’s national security.

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Church News – July 24, 2019

Please send your church news and photos to: editor@newsandpress.net Indian Branch United Methodist Church Indian Branch United Methodist Church, Indian Branch Road, Darlington, will host a giant yard sale, rain or shine, on Saturday, Aug. 3, at 7 a.m. Wesley Chapel United Methodist Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, 1421 E. Lydia Highway, Hartsville, presents “The Reason Why We Sing Concert,” an afternoon of worship and music, at...

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Mayor Gloria Hines presents miniature key to the city to Ernest T. “Trae” Buck III
Jul23

Mayor Gloria Hines presents miniature key to the city to Ernest T. “Trae” Buck III

Last month, Mayor Gloria Hines presented a miniature key to the city to Ernest T. “Trae” Buck III of Darlington, who has received an appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy. Pictured left to right: Rita Buck, mother; Trae Buck; Hines; Ernie Buck, father; Tannor Buck, brother; Judy Andrews, grandmother; Rod Jones, grandfather. Contributed photo

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After winning Miss S.C. title,  Clemson grad plans to promote science across the nation
Jul23

After winning Miss S.C. title, Clemson grad plans to promote science across the nation

Students and faculty in Clemson University’s College of Science already have a favorite in the Miss America competition – and the date and location of the event haven’t even been announced yet.

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Drive safe and sober during summer’s  100 Deadly Days
Jul23

Drive safe and sober during summer’s 100 Deadly Days

By Samantha Lyles, Staff Writer, slyles@newsandpress.net Summer is traditionally the most dangerous time of year on South Carolina’s roads, and many state and local law enforcement agencies are increasing patrols, checkpoints and traffic safety programs to help motorists get to their vacations – and get home again – in one piece. “They call the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day the 100 Deadly Days of Summer because traffic...

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