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Federal dollars go to eight South Carolina trails

August 10, 2023 Todd DeFeo

The South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism awarded more than $770,000 in federal dollars to eight trail projects.

Feds sending $5M for Greenville Downtown Airport runway project

July 12, 2023 Todd DeFeo

The federal government is sending $5 million to the Greenville Downtown Airport for a runway improvement project.

South Carolina remains dangerous for motorists and pedestrians, studies confirm

June 23, 2023 Todd DeFeo

South Carolina’s roads continue to be dangerous for motorists, with the fatality rate higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

More states reopening with fewer restrictions, report finds

April 13, 2021 The Center Square

Iowa, Florida, Wyoming, South Dakota and Texas have the least coronavirus restrictions and have fully reopened, according to a new analysis of state-regulated coronavirus restrictions published by the personal finance site, WalletHub.

Lawmakers introduce bill to hold rioters responsible for destruction

September 18, 2020 Sightseers’ Delight

A group of Republican lawmakers introduced a bill to hold rioters responsible for destruction nationwide.

The only covered bridge remaining in South Carolina

February 14, 2018 Todd DeFeo

The 38-foot-long Campbell’s Covered Bridge was built in 1909

Why historic cemeteries should be included in your next travel itinerary

October 4, 2017 Todd DeFeo

Cemeteries, while macabre to some, are a great way to learn about a community’s history and the people that helped shape it.

S.C. governor, leaders call for Confederate flag to be removed from S.C. state house

June 23, 2015 Todd DeFeo

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is calling for the Confederate flag to be removed from the grounds of the state house Columbia.

Sun Country Airlines launching service to Savannah, Biloxi

March 20, 2015 Todd DeFeo

Sun Country Airlines is launching new flights between Minneapolis/St. Paul and a pair of southern cities.

In defense of Joe Jackson, see his house in Greenville, S.C.

March 12, 2014 Todd DeFeo

When it comes to putting together a team of the greatest players ever to take the baseball diamond, it would be hard to overlook “Shoeless” Joe Jackson. Today, Jackson’s former house, where he lived at the time of his death in 1951, has been transformed into a museum.