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Joshua Boucher
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Staff Photojournalist, The State
Columbia
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Topics include national security border issues politics
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By Joshua Boucher Verified| The Island Packet Verified South Carolina students leave messages and flowers at a memorial for South Carolina student Nate Baker, who died after a hit-and-run crash on the intersection of Blossom Street and Assembly Street on Friday, April 4, 2025. Joshua Boucher jboucher@thestate.com COLUMBIA, S.C.On April 2, USC student Nate Baker was killed in a hit and run collision at Assembly and Blossom Streets. The fatal crash at first didn’t garner public comments from high-profile politicians.
By Joshua Boucher Verified| The Island Packet Verified Another former South Carolina basketball player has found a new home. Zachary Davis announced Thursday that he is transferring to Memphis to play for coach Penny Hardaway. He will have one year of eligibility left. Davis visited the Tigers last weekend. “I’m comin M town,” Davis wrote on his Instagram post. Hardaway, the four-time NBA All-Star, has led Memphis to three NCAA appearances in his four seasons.
By Joshua Boucher Verified| The Island Packet Verified South Carolina students leave messages and flowers at a memorial for South Carolina student Nate Baker, who died after a hit-and-run crash on the intersection of Blossom Street and Assembly Street on Friday, April 4, 2025. Joshua Boucher jboucher@thestate.com COLUMBIA, S.C.On April 2, USC student Nate Baker was killed in a hit and run collision at Assembly and Blossom Streets. The fatal crash at first didn’t garner public comments from high-profile politicians.
Company Info
The State
The State Newspaper is a leading morning daily newspaper based in Columbia, South Carolina. Founded on February 18, 1891, by the Gonzales brothers, it has a rich history rooted in the political landscape of the state. The newspaper grew to become the largest in South Carolina by 1910 and has maintained its prominence through various expansions, including the acquisition of the Columbia Record in 1945. The State provides extensive coverage of local, national, and international news through both print and digital platforms. It publishes daily and on Sundays, focusing on news, sports, entertainment, and community events. The newspaper also offers advertising services, allowing local businesses to connect with a wide audience. With a reported revenue of approximately $53.4 million and around 267 employees, The State Newspaper plays a significant role in the local economy and community engagement.
Columbia, United States
+1 803-771-6161
Founded: 1891