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Meet in the Middle was a chance for more than 300 students to compete in races and obstacle courses or enjoy a dance party.
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The popular Tournament of the Castle in Surry is on Saturday and Sunday and includes roaming musicians, armored combat and historic interpreters. Tickets for Saturday are sold out.
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Reversing GOP-led changes to Medicaid and restoring ACA subsidies has been a rallying cry for the party, but some Democrats see a future shift to universal healthcare.
Health coverage sign-ups via the state continue into late January.
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South Carolina National Guard
Promoters say the untested drugs can build strength, delay aging, and treat PTSD. Medical experts warn about potential safety risks.
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