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Reggie Anderson

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I'm the Sports Director for WLTX-TV in Columbia. 30+ years in broadcasting, all in SC The best sportscasts have fast cars turning left
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A homecoming for a Salem outfielder who starred at Brookland-Cayce High School

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By Reggie Anderson Verified
| WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Salem Ridgeyaks will wrap up their time at Segra Park Sunday against the Capital City Bombers who will also put away those unforms after that game and return to their normal uniforms as the Columbia Fireflies. But it was against the Columbia Fireflies when a Midlands product accomplished a rare feat. On Tuesday, Brookland-Cayce graduate Skylar King hit for the reverse cycle.
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The Capital City Bombers Weekend Celebration continues at Segra Park

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By Reggie Anderson Verified
| WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The original plan was for the Capital City Bombers Weekend Celebration to consist of three days. But with discounted 25 cent hot dog special generating a feeling of nostalgia, the Columbia Fireflies staff made the decision to use the alternate identity of the Bombers on Thursday, giving fans four games of memories of "Bomber Ball" which entertained fans in Columbia from 1993-2004.
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A successful return of the Capital City Bombers

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By Reggie Anderson Verified
| WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
COLUMBIA, S.C. — From 1993-2004, the Capital City Bombers served as the Class A affiliate of the New and Thursday night, those familiar colors were back in circulation with the Columbia Fireflies. Alternate identities are commonplace but by competing as the Capital City Bombers, the Fireflies tapped into nostalgia and that allowed fans of the Bombers to take a trip down memory lane as the Capital City Bombers returned to action.
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