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This Old House: Detroit Project (September 25-Oct. 1) Watch as the This Old House team restores an abandoned 1939 home in the Russell Woods-area of Detroit with help from the community. Somewhere South (October 2-8) Join host and award-winning chef Vivian Howard as she digs...
‘Mo’ movies in Monetta: Drive-in theater responds to Coronavirus
As the sun sets in the small town of Monetta, South Carolina, another type of light begins to glow. The Big Mo drive-in theater has been a hidden gem operating in this quaint town since 1951. In 1999, the drive-in was purchased by its current owner, Richard Boaz, who has...
South Carolina Labs Staying Busy
For a small state, South Carolina is certainly doing its part to alleviate the wait times caused by the high demand for COVID-19 testing, as we highlighted in an interview with a Lowcountry company last week. Today, we’re going to tell you about an Upstate company doing the...
New support line created for people struggling with pandemic hardships
With the novel coronavirus continuing to proliferate around the world, more and more people are suffering from a different kind of pandemic : mental health and substance abuse disorders. In response, the South Carolina Department of Mental Health teamed up with the...
Behind the Scenes | Go For It
From the mountains to the midlands to the coast, there's always something new to discover in South Caorlina. Starting in October, Discover SC 's Devyn Whitmire will experience some of the most unique and iconic experiences the Palmetto State has to offer...for the very...
Meet the Host | Go For It
From the mountains to the midlands to the coast, there's always something new to discover in South Caorlina. Starting in October, Discover SC's Devyn Whitmire will experience some of the most unique and iconic experiences the Palmetto State has to offer...for the very first...
Women Won the Right to Vote a Century Ago; This Organization Works to Protect That Right
In February of 1920, just six months before the 19th amendment was ratified, the League of Women Voters was founded by Suffragists of the National American Woman Suffrage Association in Chicago, Illinios. The nonpartisan organization has been referred to as a "mighty...
SC Lede: COVID-19 — Judge Dread
This episode of the South Carolina Lede for September 22, 2020, features: a look at how you can vote absentee in the November 3 election; the latest from Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on the future of the Supreme Court nomination process he will oversee; comments from U.S...
Next on PBS Masterpiece
Flesh and Blood Premieres Sunday, October 4, 2020 at 9:00 pm (ETV) Imelda Staunton and Francesca Annis star in a juicy mystery about the perils of late-life romance. Claudie Blakley, Russell Tovey, and Lydia Leonard play the grown-up children of Annis’s character. Stephen...
Coastal Flooding and Rough Surf to Continue Early This Week
Widespread coastal flooding may cause road closures Monday and Tuesday before conditions begin improving toward the middle of the week. The National Weather Service issued Coastal Flood Warnings for the Lowcountry coastline until 3pm Monday. Coastal Flood Warnings are...
SC Entrepreneurial Update from "The Swampfox"
John Warner Credit Mike Switzer/SC Public Radio An update of the news, issues, and events facing the entrepreneurial community in South Carolina. Mike Switzer interviews John Warner is co-founder of Accessible Diagnostics ( Vet-Tabs ) and the SwampfoxSuccess Facebook page,...
Rough Surf and Coastal Flooding Expected Along Palmetto State Beaches This Weekend
Weather conditions are forecast to improve this weekend over most of the Palmetto State; however, coastal flooding and rip currents are forecast for residents and visitors along the coast. A cold front passed through much of the state late Thursday night. High pressure over...
School & Community Gardening with Clemson Extension
School Gardening for SC Educators is an extension-based program that combines horticulture training, ongoing technical support and equipment for schools to start and sustain successful school gardens. The program uses innovative approaches to overcome common school...
Flooding and Tornadoes Likely Thursday from the Remnant of Sally
Update as of 10:30 AM: A Tornado Watch has been issued until 6 PM for the Central Savannah River Area, the Midlands, Pee Dee, and Grand Strand areas. Original Story from 7:45 AM: Torrential rain from what is now Tropical Depression Sally is spreading into the Palmetto State...
Managing the Chronically Ill During the Pandemic
Individuals with pre-existing, chronic health conditions are probably the highest-risk group during this pandemic. Couple that with the need for telehealth and other technology solutions and you can see why our next guest’s company has been very busy. Mike Switzer...