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SC Native American tribe expected to cut ties with casino partner amid federal scrutiny

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By Maggie Brown Verified, Jessica Holdman Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
ROCK HILL — Amid major leadership changes, South Carolina's only major Native American tribe is expected to cut ties with the company that operates its casino, ending business relationships that have led federal gaming regulators to threaten the Catawba Nation with fines and temporary closure of its North Carolina gaming hall.
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York County Revolutionary War site makes effort to recognize grim history of KKK lynching

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By Maggie Brown Verified
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MCCONNELLS — New exhibits at an 80-acre Colonial-era plantation, just south of the North Carolina state line, come to terms with York County's Ku Klux Klan violence during the South's Reconstruction. The Bratton's plantation played a significant role in a Revolutionary War battle between Patriot militia forces, led by Col. William Bratton, and Loyalists backed the British.
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SC GOP congressman Ralph Norman\ switches vote to back Kevin McCarthy as House Speaker

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By Maggie Brown Verified
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ROCK HILL — Fellow members of Congress gave South Carolina Republican Ralph Norman a standing ovation when he voted for Kevin McCarthy in the 12th round of voting for House Speaker on Jan. 6, joining a large group of detractors who switched their support to the presumptive favorite to lead the U.S. House.
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