Chris Clark is an Assistant Editor with a focus on local news in Tennessee. He has written for various publications including Yahoo News, On3, and CBS 17 (WNCN). Chris covers a range of topics including sports, finance, technology, and current events.
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Columbia, South Carolina, United States (Local)
Chris Clark’s focus is primarily on sports, particularly college football with an emphasis on South Carolina Gamecocks. He has also covered personal finance topics, specifically retirement planning.
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A sixth year defensive lineman is moving on from the South Carolina program and entering the NCAA transfer portal.
South Carolina football's Marquel Blackwell has dispensed new offers lately at the running back position. Who are some new candidates?
By: Chris Clark
You're golden: Having a good credit score matters even after you retire — here's why For many Americans, retirement is a rewarding finish line.
By: Chris Clark
Safe doesn't always translate into security.
A priority position for the 2025 class for South Carolina has to be the interior defensive line. Where do things stand?
We examine the impact of new NIL legislation in the state and how it could affect South Carolina athletics.
By: Chris Clark
LAHS French students who received their bilingual state seal pictured with their French teacher Louise Foliot (center) include from left, Nicholas Witkowski, Eibhleann Hinrichs, Angelique Schappert, Emma Frost, Tessa Lemke and Akshay Swaminarayan. (Not pictured, Lucy Kelly and Alexandra Simakov). Courtesy/LAPS
The South Carolina staff has an in-person meeting lined up with a former all-conference selection who's now in the transfer portal.
More on a new NIL law in the state of South Carolina, a rough weekend for Gamecock baseball, and the transfer portal.
A four-star EDGE from the Upstate, standing at 6-foot-6, 215-pounds, now has an offer from the South Caroilna Gamecocks.
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