William Terry Brock Sr.
Description: Brock is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 170 pounds. He has brown hair and green eyes.
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Local / MetroWhen Chris Hinely first sold boiled peanuts in the cold, wind and rain from a spot along Clemson Road in the booming Northeast, officials from the university that owned the spot where he parked came by and told him to get off their property.
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The University of South Carolina is considering a series of campus changes that would use the Carolina Coliseum for a variety of purposes and allow the university to accommodate its growing population of students.
For the first time since 2004, the championship games of the Chick-fil-A Classic will have a Midlands flavor.
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The Food Fresh Market grocery store in the Celia Saxon neighborhood will close on Dec. 31, once again leaving the low-income area without a nearby food store.
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Christmas Pageant - First Baptist Church
Lexington County fire chief Russell Rawl
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Fort Jackson soldiers at Charlotte airport
A Christmas Story at Heathwood Hall
Pets dressed for the holidays
Caroling at Columbia Metropolitan Airport
ANDERSON - An Anderson County deputy shot and killed a Townville man after the sheriff says the man threatened his girlfriend and others with a shotgun.
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U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson, a Lexington Republican, is benefiting from the Republican takeover of the U.S. House.
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The gallery of holiday drawings sent by Midlands area children is now complete. There are 43 pieces on exhibit. Many thanks to all the students, teachers and parents who sent submissions.
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Police and security agents were sent scrambling when a driver crashed onto the front lawn of former President George W. Bush's home near Dallas.
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