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The effects of soil degradation
NORTH CAROLINA — Soil degradation is an environmental concern that occurs when land becomes less fit for a specific purpose, like crop production. As the soil loses nutrients, namely phosphorous, nitrogen and potassium, crop yields can decline significantly, compounding the problem of food shortages resulting from a growing global population.
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GLP-1s can help shed the lbs., but tennis can keep you fit for life
Nearly 1 in 8 Americans have turned to GLP-1s to shed pounds. For many, these drugs offer a powerful starting point to trimming their waistlines — but not a complete path to long-term health.
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SCDPS names new state transport police captain
COLUMBIA — The SC Department of Public Safety has promoted Chiman Chan to Captain of Upstate Enforcement and Special Operations for the South Carolina State Transport Police (STP).
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A story worth sharing …
On June 19, 2026 three Charleston residents, two of whom are originally from Newberry, toed the starting line of the Big Horn 100-Mile Ultramarathon in Wyoming with two goals in mind. The first goal was to finish the race in the allotted time of 35 hours. The second goal was…
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SCHP aims for top spot in national calendar contest
COLUMBIA — The South Carolina Highway Patrol is once again looking to earn a top spot in America’s Best Looking Cruiser Calendar Contest and we need your help!
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Deer Lottery applications now available
SOUTH CAROLINA — The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) is now accepting applications for deer lottery hunts (adult and youth) on public lands through August 15 at 11:59 p.m. EDT.
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