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SCETV, SC Public Radio and WUFT Announce Emergency Network Partnership
Sept. 10, 2018-- South Carolina ETV (SCETV)/ South Carolina Public Radio and WUFT, Gainesville-Ocala, Florida, announced today a partnership that will provide heightened hurricane, tropical storm and other weather emergency content to South Carolina residents and visitors across the state.
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More Than Entertainment: Celebrating 60 Years of SCETV
Quality public television does more than entertain.
It edifies. It enriches. It gives the minds of citizens both young and old the opportunity to expand—whether it's through cultivating talents they didn't know they had, or exploring subjects that would have remained unfamiliar to them otherwise.
On September 8th, this coming Saturday, we will celebrate sixty years of South Carolina ETV.
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Even Queens Need Estate Plans
Estate planning is not often in the national spotlight, but recently The New York Times broke this news about the Queen of Soul:
"Aretha Franklin left no will when she died last week at the age of 76, according to documents filed on Tuesday in a Michigan court, which could result in details of her personal finances being made public."
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What's The SCOOP?
The SCoop is a place where you can share what questions you have about South Carolina’s places, food, history or people, and SCETV will turn them into stories. We invite you to submit your questions and vote for which ones you want SCETV to investigate. -
There’s plenty to enjoy in July…made possible by your support!
SCETV and SC Public Radio programming in July 2018. -
Meet ETV Endowment Intern Cassidy Haynes
My name is Cassidy Haynes and I’m a Savannah native. I’m currently studying at the Savannah College of Art and Design. My major is Dramatic Writing and my minor is Film and TV. In my free time I play ukulele and enjoy painting.
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Meet ETV Endowment Intern Shannon Simmons
For the past 37 years, the ETV Endowment has proudly supported a 10-week paid summer internship for college students who wish to explore a career in media. We sat down with one of the 2018 interns, Shannon Simmons, a senior at Winthrop University to hear her public media story. -
We’re cooking up great things this summer!
In less than two weeks, the co-hosts from America's Test Kitchen will visit the Palmetto state for an exciting event at SCETV studios in Columbia. A fundamental part of the SCETV and South Carolina Channel cooking program block, America's Test Kitchen is midway through its 18th season on public television.