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Monday, October 12, 2009

The man who authorities say critically injured a two-year-old child was denied bond Monday. The child is now on life support with no signs of brain activity. Twenty-two-year-old Dannie Floyd Nichols is charged with causing great bodily injury to a child.

Lt. Chris Cowan with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department says Nichols injured the girl Sunday while babysitting her, while her mother was at work. Relatives took the child to the Hopkins fire station and she was then taken to a hospital.

Cowan says the girl had visible injuries.  “This is an extreme child abuse case,” he says, “a horrific incident, where a two-year-old female child was abused.  The doctors tell us it was abuse.  It’s a horrible situation and our hearts and prayers go out to the little girl who is fighting for her life.”    [click to continue…]

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SRS Lab receives grant for energy research

by William Christopher 10/12/09 4:11 PM

The US Department of Energy has announced the awarding of a grant to support solar energy research at Savannah River National Lab, at the Savannah River Site.   Grants totaling $87 million will be distributed to facilities nationwide including the SRS Lab.  The lab will partner with the University of South Carolina and the University of Notre Dame.
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DeMint officially announces his reelection campaign

by Ashley Byrd 10/12/09 3:40 PM

Continuing his campaign for his conservative agenda, South Carolina junior U.S. Senator Jim DeMint today announced that he will seek reelection to the U.S. Senate in 2010. Going high-tech, DeMint emailed his video announcement to 250,000 of his online supporters. In his announcement, the Greenville Republican is asking for support for his campaign while attacking [...]

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Missing SC woman’s remains found

by Michael Brown 10/12/09 3:11 PM

The search for a missing 28-year-old South Carolina woman is now over after authorities found her skeletal remains over the weekend. Investigators have searched for Katherine Waring’s body since she was first reported missing in June.
“We were able to identify the skeletal remains found on Saturday as those of Katherine Waring. This identification was done through [...]

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Economic development accelerates I-385 improvements

by Ashley Byrd 10/12/09 11:38 AM

Compiled by Jacob Levy, SCRN
The South Carolina Department of Transportation is planning to close a 15-mile stretch of northbound Interstate 385 for repairs.  With the anticipated economic growth, engineering analysis says the roads in place would not be adequate to handle the expected increase in traffic over the next 20 to 30 years.
The repairs are [...]

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