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As seen in: WIS-TV (Columbia, SC), MSN, KSLA-TV (Shreveport, LA), WBTV-TV (Charlotte, NC), KVVU-TV (Henderson, NV), WFXG-TV (Augusta, GA), WHNS-TV (Greenville, SC), WVUE-TV (New Orleans, LA), WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC), WMC-TV (Memphis, TN), WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) and
Evening Anchor / Reporter at WIS 10. Husband, Dad, Newsman. Self-published author of “True Story: A Faith Journal” 📔 available on Amazon.
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Digging near USC 'Horseshoe' leads to 1800s-era relics

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By Greg Adaline Verified, Elizabeth West
| MSN Verified
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - An anthropology instructor and 15 Honors College students spent their class digging through relics from their own campus. An area near the “Horseshoe” may look like the site of a construction project—it is really the site of a local archaeology dig. The Honors College anthropology students were able to glimpse at what life was like on campus during the 19th century. Students and faculty said they walked past this area for years and had no idea what was beneath them.
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Digging near USC ‘Horseshoe’ leads to 1800s-era relics

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By Greg Adaline Verified, Elizabeth West
| WIS-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - An anthropology instructor and 15 Honors College students spent their class digging through relics from their own campus. An area near the “Horseshoe” may look like the site of a construction project—it is really the site of a local archaeology dig. The Honors College anthropology students were able to glimpse at what life was like on campus during the 19th century. Students and faculty said they walked past this area for years and had no idea what lied beneath.
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Midlands mother turns son’s murder into anti-gun violence mission

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By Greg Adaline Verified
| WIS-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
NOTE: This story originally aired on Aug. 3, 2026. COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - More than two years after her son was shot and killed at a graduation party, a Columbia mother has channeled her grief into a foundation aimed at reducing gun violence and keeping young people engaged in their communities. Adrien Watson founded Ju’stice for JuJu in honor of her son, Julien, who was caught in the crossfire of a shootout at a graduation party in Columbia in June 2024. He was an innocent bystander.
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