Standard Sentinel
Saluda, South Carolina, United StatesEnglishServing the community of Saluda, South Carolina, this long-standing local publication provides essential coverage of county government, regional events, and community news. It remains a primary source of information for local residents, maintaining a dedicated focus on the civic developments and daily happenings that shape the rural area.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Publishing in the Palmetto State traces its roots to the colonial era, evolving today into a media market defined by a stark contrast between enduring family ownership and corporate consolidation. The Post and Courier in Charleston stands out as a prominent family-owned daily with a history dating to 1803 and the highest circulation in the region. In the capital city of Columbia, McClatchy operates The State, while Gannett owns The Greenville News, serving the populous Upstate corridor. Beyond traditional dailies, readers rely on influential alternative weeklies like the Charleston City Paper for localized cultural reporting. Paperboy indexes 54 South Carolina newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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- Middle and Northern Florida Brace for Heavy Weekend Rain as Juicy Cold Front Brings Cooler Temperatures and Rising Rain Chances Statewide
- Midwest Ohio Valley and Northeast Region Brace for Wet Start to August as a Slow Moving Low Pulls in Ample Surging Moisture
- Vermont New York and Massachusetts Face Heavy Rain Threat as Redeveloping Storm System Pulls Deep Moisture North Through Albany and Boston Today
- Michigan Enjoys Mostly Sunny Wednesday as Inland Highs Reach the 80s Near Lansing and Kalamazoo While Lakeshore Communities Stay Much Cooler
- North Carolina Sees Much Quieter Wednesday as Front Clears With Slightly Cooler Highs Reaching Low 90s and Distant Wildfire Smoke Overhead Statewide
- Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan Once Again Face Rain Split as Heaviest Weekend Totals Drop Near Dayton Chicago and Pittsburgh Instead
- Alabama Faces Heat Advisory as Heat Index Values Reach 105 Degrees Near Birmingham With Scattered Storms and Drier Relief Arriving Thursday
- Forest City North Carolina Enjoys Picture Perfect Wednesday With Wall to Wall Sunshine and Comfortable Highs Reaching 83 Degrees by Evening