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New MUSC cancer hospital will tower over downtown Charleston and could cost more than $1B

The Post and Courier 15 Feb 2026
The Palmetto State currently lacks a top-tier cancer center, but the Medical University of South Carolina is seeking to elevate Hollings Cancer Center to that status. A key piece will be a $1B, 14-story hospital ... .
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SC measles outbreak takes different trajectory as cases spread in community

The Post and Courier 13 Feb 2026
Still the worst measles outbreak in the U.S., and the largest number of infections in decades, some new South Carolina counties are seeing infections ... .
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MUSC proposes sky bridge in Charleston's flood-prone Medical District

The Post and Courier 12 Feb 2026
A nearly 1,000-foot-long sky bridge that MUSC wants to build on its downtown Charleston campus will keep patients, students and staff from wading through the frequently flooded streets 18 feet below ... .
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SC measles outbreak slows but spreads to new county near Charlotte

The Post and Courier 11 Feb 2026
South Carolina’s measles outbreak, which exploded earlier this year, is the largest in the country and the worst in decades. It may be slowing but is spreading out to a county in the Charlotte area ... .
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Heart disease plagues women more than they know, with sometimes deadly consequences

The Post and Courier 09 Feb 2026
Nearly half of adult women have some form of heart disease, often high blood pressure that is not under control. That can have serious consequences because symptoms may not be the same as men ... .
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David Corwin Griffin

Omaha World-Herald 08 Feb 2026
David "Dave" Corwin Griffin passed away on January 1, 2026, in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was born March 19, 1945, in Vallejo, California, to Carroll and Patricia Griffin ... .
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Peabody firefighters knock down blaze at abandoned factory off Corwin Street

The Salem News 08 Feb 2026
PEABODY — Firefighters responded to a structure fire at the abandoned leather factory at 1 Corwin St. on Friday night ... .
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As SC measles outbreak continues, pregnant women and children suffer, doctors say

The Post and Courier 06 Feb 2026
With the South Carolina measles outbreak growing to the nation’s worst in decades, pregnant women and children are at higher risk and may suffer some of the worst consequences from infection ... .
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Shots fired at Corwin Avenue house; ZPD reports no injuries

Times Recorder - Zanesville 03 Feb 2026
Feb. 2, in the 260 block of Corwin Avenue. Upon arrival the officers found a house had been shot.
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SC measles outbreak, worst in the nation, shows signs of slowing

The Post and Courier 03 Feb 2026
The eruption of measles cases in the SC Upstate, the nation’s worst, may now have a case outside the area in the Pee Dee. The outbreak has infected some vaccinated, but cases are generally milder ... .
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New Roper hospital in North Charleston will reshape area and health care

The Post and Courier 02 Feb 2026
The massive $1.2 billion new Roper Hospital project in North Charleston will change how it delivers health care and also seeks to transform its environment into a more accessible area for pedestrians ... .
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Largest measles outbreak in decades continues in the SC Upstate

The Post and Courier 30 Jan 2026
Until earlier this month, the measles outbreak in South Carolina was simmering in the Spartanburg area. But in the last three weeks, dozens of new infections are showing up each day, spreading virus ... .
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Remembering Dr. Layton McCurdy, a force for psychiatry and community

The Post and Courier 28 Jan 2026
Dr. Layton McCurdy grew up among farms in the Florence area of South Carolina but went forth to shape psychiatry on a national level and lead MUSC to new heights. He also served the arts community ... .
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SC measles outbreak now the largest in recent years

The Post and Courier 27 Jan 2026
What began as a small cluster of sick kids at two Spartanburg County schools has now become the worst outbreak of measles in recent years as South Carolina’s disease cluster continues to grow ... .
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