When Stephen Shenal learned he would get the chance to enjoy a daddy-daughter dance with his daughter Ryleigh, he was over the moon — but even more satisfaction came, he said, when he saw other families like his coming out to enjoy the same thing.

Enough is enough.

It was hard for Charlotte Cabri to contain her excitement, looking around Saturday at Magnolia Park at all the families that had come out to the Family Fun Day event, hosted by the Greenwood Diversity Group.

Under a banner of their iconic green and gold, the Greenwood High School class of 1969 gathered Saturday at Inn on the Square to celebrate their 50th reunion.

ABBEVILLE — Abbeville County christened its new animal shelter Saturday, three years after county officials originally floated the idea.

In a blow to Duke Energy, state regulators last week declined to reconsider the most substantive element of their decision in a rate hike case that the Charlotte-based utility contested.

McCORMICK — State lawmakers were at the John de la Howe school Thursday morning for a tour of the campus, an opportunity, interim President Sharon Wall said, to showcase the school’s progress under her watch and build support in the state legislature.

Ali Baughman had not heard of nonprofit United Way’s Day of Action.

A South Carolina Educational Television film crew paid Kickers a visit Thursday afternoon to shoot footage for a new series on restaurants around the state.

If there’s any doubt how much being a part of America in Bloom means to Greenwood’s tourism and marketing officials, Nikki Springer can answer those questions.

Two years after signing into law a measure that made major changes to the state’s open records policy — including requiring a fee schedule to let people know the costs of producing records — just 13 out of 35 government agencies have done so.

James Lawton was sitting in his kitchen Thursday afternoon when he heard the crack of the huge water oak in his yard collapsing on his house. He said he's thankful he wasn't hurt when it fell, and here he describes what he saw and heard when it happened.

The roots of the S.C. Festival of Flowers are the flowers themselves, and on Saturday they’ll be on full display during the garden tours.

Newspapers are known as the first drafts of history. But today’s edition is the final one for a quiet legend of South Carolina’s print industry.

With tensions mounting between the United States and Iran, federal lawmakers from South Carolina are ramping up the rhetoric but said they’re hopeful the two nations can avoid an armed conflict.