COLUMBIA — While honoring A'ja Wilson, South Carolina women's basketball coach ... individual player and has had a statue outside Colonial Life Arena since 2021. Staley or Wilson haven't ...

State symbols must be distinctly North ... Joseph Seawell Jones and dates back to 1710, when the Carolina colony was divided into two; South Carolina and North Carolina. The term ‘tar heel ...

The new statue now meets guests in front of the Colonial Life ... stands as a lasting symbol of excellence, resilience and pride for Columbia and the entire state of South Carolina.” ...

The statue will be located half a mile from the A'ja Wilson statue, which sits in front of Colonial ... symbol of excellence, resilience and pride for Columbia and the entire state of South Carolina." ...

and this statue stands as a lasting symbol of excellence, resilience, and pride for Columbia and the entire state of South Carolina. The statue, which was commissioned in 2023, will be unveiled at ...

"Dawn Staley’s influence continues to inspire both on and off the court, and this statue stands as a lasting symbol ... South Carolina player A'ja Wilson's statue, which sits right in front of ...

From the start, South Carolina has cultivated its own character, separate and distinct from that of the colonies of the northeast – ”the only colonial society,” the University of South ...

South Carolina Gamecocks forward Ashlyn Watkins (2) dunks against the Kentucky Wildcats in the first half at Colonial Life Arena ... Monday night felt like a symbol of her growing confidence ...

The state also has some pretty distinct symbols. You may know ... much of what is now Georgia. The colony was divided into North Carolina and South Carolina in 1710, after a governor was ...

It is, of course, the pineapple; Charleston’s plump, if prickly, symbol of hospitality ... was encoded in the DNA of Carolina from the moment this Colony was conceived. Perhaps then pineapple ...

COLUMBIA - For more than 230 years, a silver sword with an unusually wavy blade was a symbol of power in South Carolina. It was passed down from Colonial assemblies through secessionist leaders ...