- Winfrey demanding justice for Breonna Taylor with billboards
- AP Exclusive: Woman is 1st in US to get 2nd face transplant
- Plane skids off runway in India; 16 killed, dozens hurt
- Cuomo clears New York schools statewide to open, carefully
- Appeals court sides with teen who spoke out against assault
- Federal suit filed against Saudi crown prince by ex-official
- Comedian Andy Dick sues man who punched him in New Orleans
- Michigan county official defends slur, says he's not racist
- US adds 1.8 million jobs in a sign that hiring has weakened
- The Latest: California tops 10,000 virus deaths, 3rd highest
- 7-Year-Old Boy With No Chronic Conditions Dies From COVID-19
- 91 People Infected with Coronavirus After One Man Attended Church Service
- Gwyneth Paltrow Says Despite Backlash, ‘Conscious Uncoupling’ Changed Breakup Culture
- School Retracts Suspension of Student Who Posted Crowded Hallway Pic
- 'John Wick 4' and 'John Wick 5' to Be Filmed Back to Back
- Former Co-Stars Jennifer Garner and Bradley Cooper Spotted Reuniting for Day at the Beach
- Will Kids Trick-or-Treat in 2020? Polls Show Majority Still Plan to Celebrate Halloween Despite COVID
- Why Parents Are Turning to Pandemic 'Pods' as School Year Approaches
- The House from ‘Edward Scissorhands’ Is on the Market for $244,000
- Teacher Resigns Over COVID-19 Fears and Is Fined $2,000
Statehouse Christmas Tree
Lighting Ceremony Nov. 24th
Getty Images
It's about to look a lot more like Christmas at the South Carolina Statehouse.
The Columbia Garden Club said the state Christmas tree will arrive in front of the Statehouse on Tuesday morning.
First lady Peggy McMaster will speak along with members of the club after the tree arrives.
Then the garden club will start decorating.
The garden club said in a statement that the tree will be fully trimmed and the lights turned on Nov. 24 at the end of the annual Governor's Carol-Lighting ceremony.
South Carolina has put up a Christmas tree in front of the Statehouse for more than 50 years.