Springtime Rise in South Carolina Gas Prices
Gas prices climb in South Carolina with Aiken readings around 2.34 to 2.39 per gallon. AAA Carolinas notes regular averages at 2.41, up 30 cents from a month ago and 45 cents from last year. Local stations in Aiken and Pine Log Road show 2.34 to 2.37 per gallon, while analysts blame refining capacity constraints and spring maintenance for the shortage.
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Cat survives 80 foot fall from tree in Sumterville
Piper the cat fell 80 feet after a limb snapped while eight days up a tree. She surfaced unhurt with no fractures and only mild dehydration, surprising her owner Rodney Colvin as she scampered free.
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Hooters Air owner Ponders Airline's Uncertain Future
Myrtle Beach South Carolina AP reports Hooters Air owner Robert Brooks questions the airline's long term viability while not declaring a shutdown. Brooks who chairs Hooters of America says he is fighting to keep options open and seeks suggestions as the business struggles.
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Senate panel backs income tied property tax relief plan
South Carolina senators tentatively approved a plan tying property tax relief to homeowner income. The outline would cut owner occupied home taxes by about 200 million statewide and add up to 100 million more based on income, funded by a half cent sales tax increase. The plan scales relief so lower income homeowners get more, with refunds to cover tax amounts above 2 percent of household income.
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Radiofrequency Ablation Brings Hope at University Medical
Jessie Mae Sullivan explains Radiofrequency Ablation as an advanced procedure used by University physicians to target and eliminate inoperable tumors. She says it offers powerful hope to patients.
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