Новости за 17.09.2016

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — College students will be working to gauge the impact of climate change along the South Carolina coast, one of the fastest-growing areas in the nation.

MEGGETT — Roxbury Park is closed and it’s uncertain when the quiet birding mecca that drew hundreds will reopen.

CLEMSON — Greg Huegel, the sophomore kicker for No. 5-ranked Clemson, swung his right foot and kicked a football ten times in the first quarter vs. South Carolina State.

COLUMBIA — Greetings from Williams-Brice Stadium, where South Carolina and Will Muschamp will make their home debut at 4 p.m. with East Carolina in town.

CLEMSON — With fifth-ranked Clemson leading S.C. State 45-0 at halftime of Saturday’s game, the team’s head coaches decided on shortened quarters in the second half.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina could borrow $45 million to pay for a new facility to house the state’s "sexually violent predators."

CLEMSON — That’s the Clemson recognizable to everybody, including the Clemson football team itself.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has her eyes on South Carolina, and soon she will have an office in the Palmetto State, too.

Last October, not only the drainage easement behind my yard but also the perennials alongside it were under water for 36 to 48 hours. Fortunately, all of the plants survived. Thus, in addition to being tolerant of, or preferring moist soils, the following plants can survive being submerged, at least once.

Lately, Hannibal Buress’ life has been getting more complicated. The comedian used to do mostly stand-up and a little TV work. These days, the 33-year-old Chicago native is a wanted man.

Bob Boyd and Steve Liebler have been selected for induction into the South Carolina Golf Hall of Fame. Induction ceremonies are scheduled Jan. 14, 2017 at Columbia Country Club.

The South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing series has ratified the 2016 winners for and announced a revamped schedule for 2017.