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Lamaur Stancil

Lamaur Stancil

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Reporter, Post and Courier

Charleston, Fort Mill

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Supply Chains , Breaking News , Immigration, Politics , Poverty, Civil rights, Human Trafficking , Environment

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  • How a South Carolina EV company's demise is disrupting Rock Hill's free bus service

    By Lamaur Stancil Verified|Post and Courier York CountyVerifiedYORK COUNTY — She suffered a life-altering condition in 2019. At roughly the same time, a solution was in development. Pauline McCollough of Rock Hill was diagnosed with epilepsy that year, the same time the city started its free bus service, MyRide. "Once I was about to park, and I had a seizure," McCollough said. "My mind knew what was happening, but everything else froze. I knew it was time to get serious.

    By Lamaur Stancil Verified · Post and Courier York County

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Lexington school bus overturns in Chester County, injuries reported

    By Lamaur Stancil Verified|Post and Courier York CountyVerifiedCHESTER COUNTY — A Lexington County School District 2 bus overturned on southbound Interstate 77 near Richburg mid-afternoon on April 17, according to first responders. The Chester County Sheriff's Office and the Richburg Fire Department responded to the scene of the crash. As of 4 p.m., traffic at mile marker 55 was blocked in both directions on I-77. The Sheriff's Office said the bus was one of three filled with students who had attended a field trip in Charlotte earlier in the day day.

    By Lamaur Stancil Verified · Post and Courier York County

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • How a South Carolina EV company's demise is disrupting Rock Hill's free bus service

    By Lamaur Stancil Verified|Post and Courier York CountyVerifiedYORK COUNTY — She suffered a life-altering condition in 2019. At roughly the same time, a solution was in development. Pauline McCollough of Rock Hill was diagnosed with epilepsy that year, the same time the city started its free bus service, MyRide. "Once I was about to park, and I had a seizure," McCollough said. "My mind knew what was happening, but everything else froze. I knew it was time to get serious.

    By Lamaur Stancil Verified · Post and Courier York County

    Apr. 18, 2025

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