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Thanks for joining Summer of Nostalgia 2026. Enjoy the remaining programs from Jump Over the Moon (1981). "Books can introduce children to nearly all aspects of...

SCETV inspires future innovators with hands-on summer STEAM Camp for students

D-Day: 40 Years Ago | Carolina Journal (1984) | ETV Classics

Valerie Sayers | Writers' Circle of South Carolina (1992) | ETV Classics

Summer of Nostalgia: Children and Teen Shows | ETV Classics

Did you know June is Children's Awareness Month? This special month focuses on the next generation of leaders who will pave the way for the future. Often children and teen programming are great...

Professor Henry Lumpkin, Cowpens Part One, And Then There Were Thirteen.

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Battle: Cowpens Part 1, January 17, 1781 | And Then There Were Thirteen (1976) | ETV Classics

And Then There Were Thirteen with Dr. Henry Lumpkin was an instructional series debuted by SCETV in the mid-1970s. The 20-episode series featured lectures by Dr. Henry Lumpkin of the University of...

Sponsor Spotlight - South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association

South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association - June 2026

Sponsor South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association According to the South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association (SCIMHA), early childhood is more than milestones, it’s the foundation for...

Jump Over the Moon: Programs 6-10 (1981) | ETV Classics

Thanks for joining Summer of Nostalgia 2026. This week and next week we will feature the remaining programs from Jump Over the Moon (1981). "Books can introduce children to nearly all aspects of life...

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Gov. Henry McMaster, right, smiles as Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, left, signs her paperwork to run again on a ticket with the governor on Wednesday, July 27, 2022, in Columbia, S.C. McMaster and Evette are the first candidates to file for reelection on a ticket in South Carolina, which previously elected its two top officeholders separately. (AP Photo/Meg Kinnard)

Henry McMaster Jr. says he isn't running for lieutenant governor alongside Evette

Despite conversation among candidates, and a social media post from President Donald Trump, Henry McMaster Jr. says he isn't running for public office.

The inland hurricane risk South Carolina can't ignore

Final day to vote early in South Carolina's primary election

Six indicted, 48 detained after immigration investigation in Abbeville

Close-up view of arranged copper wire coils in a warehouse setting, highlighting the industrial aspect of metal storage and production processes.

Copper manufacturer to open first production facility in Charleston County

Red Metals, a next-generation copper manufacturer, will build its first production operation in Charleston County. The $70 million investment is expected to create at least 45 jobs.

The mother of 14-year-old Cyrus Carmike-Belton stands with her attorney Todd Rutherford, National Action Network, NAACP and Richland County pastors opposed to the not guilty verdict.

The "Black Church" responds to acquittal of store owner in shooting death of Black teen

The lawn of the New Laurel United Methodist Church in Richland County was covered with social justice and community advocates Wednesday morning. All of them saying they are outraged over the acquittal...

From left to right: Attorney Mullins McLeod, state Rep. Jermaine Johnson and businessman Billy Webster speak at Wednesday evening's SCETV-hosted Democratic gubernatorial primary debate.

Candidates discuss policy and each other at SCETV's Democratic gubernatorial primary debate

South Carolina's three Democrats vying for governor took to podiums Wednesday evening in the final televised debate before the June 9 primary election. The hour-long SCETV-hosted debate became more...

Measles case confirmed in Hampton County

The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) has confirmed a case of measles in an adult in Hampton County. DPH says the ill person recently traveled internationally, but the source of...

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