According to the Post and Courier, the CBS Early Show will be broadcasting from the Charleston Battery on July 20. During the broadcast Hootie and the Blowfish will be performing along with local bluegrass and gospel acts.
The Early Show will also be focusing on the 9 fallen firefighters and Hurricane Hugo.
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If you haven’t heard already, Columbia is hosting the first in the South Republican Debate. Fox News is broadcasting the event from the Koger Center tonight.
To view the debate online visit:
Fox NewsÂ
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For those of you across the State that have the opportunity to view WIS-TV, they have announced that Scott Hawkins and Ken Aucoin are leaving for better pastures. Ken will be retiring and Scott will be taking a position with the State Forestry Commission as their Public Information Officer.
For more on this visit:
WIS-TV
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Both Carolina and Clemson will be in Tennessee for their respective bowl games. The Tigers will face Kentucky in the Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl in Nashville. This will be Clemson’s first apperance in the Music City Bowl. This will not be the first time that the Tigers face Kentucky, though. In 1993, Clemson beat [...]
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South Carolinians annually celebrate the Thanksgiving season by watching the Clemson-Carolina game. The emotions run high when these two teams hit the field and after the game is over the other team has bragging rites until next football season.
This year both teams met in Death Valley, home of the Clemson Tigers. USC and Clemson were [...]
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The State and SCETV will host a debate between the two candidates running for the office of the Governor. Incumbent Mark Sanford and his challenger Tommy Moore will face off tonight in Columbia at the ETV studios. The two have been debating each other across the state and are slated to appear at 7:30 PM.
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This race has gotten a lot of air time by way of ETV, The State newspaper, and WIS-TV in the past two days. Even though there are more than just two candidates running for this office, the past two debates have only featured Republican Karen Floyd and Democrat Jim Rex.
On Monday night, they debated in [...]
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Last night ETV and The State newspaper hosted a debate between Ralph Norman and John Spratt, both vying for the Fifth Congressional District of South Carolina. It was a rousing debate. Both candidates came out punching.
If you missed the debate last night you can view it by visiting: ETV
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South Carolina Educational Television and The State newspaper are hosting the 2006 Candidate Debates. On Monday, SC Treasurer candidate Thomas Ravenel visited ETV’s studio to debate SC Treasurer Grady Patterson. Grady Patterson was absent from the debate.
On Tuesday, ETV’s Andrew Gobeil will host “The Big Picture” which will discuss yesterday’s debate for SC Treasurer. This [...]
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If you feel like you missed out on all the action with the Secretary of State and Comptroller General debates on Monday follow the links below to get caught up.
ETV 2006 Debates
The State Newspaper
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