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Databases D & B Million Dollar Database -- The Million Dollar Database provides the information professional, marketer and sales executive with information on U.S. and Canadian leading public and private businesses located in South Carolina. Company information includes industry information with up to 24 individual 8-digit SICs, size criteria (employees and annual sales), type of ownership, principal executives and biographies. Greenville News, The (1999-Current) -- Complete full-text content of local and regional news, including community events, schools, politics, government policies, cultural activities, local companies, state industries, and people in the community. Paid advertisements are excluded. State, The (December 1987 - present) -- Full-text articles archive from The State (Columbia, SC) newspaper including locally written articles, letters to the editor and major newswire articles, obituaries (death notice coverage begins March 1994). Websites SCIway -- The largest directory of South Carolina information on the Internet. South Carolina Department of Corrections Incarcerated Inmate Search South Carolina State Election Commission -- Check election results as well as candidate and election information, voter registration requirements and information, your personal voter registration record, and more. South Carolina Employment Commission -- Your SC onestop site to search for jobs, workers, information on applying for unemployment, labor market statistics, and much more. South Carolina Sex Offender Registry -- Information on all registered adult sex offenders (age 17 and over) in the state of South Carolina. Search by name, county, city or zip code. Also generate reports based on a wide variety of factors such as physical characteristics, geographical area, statute, and more. South Carolina State Library -- Provides research and borrower services to all citizens of South Carolina, access to online subscription databases through DISCUS, and reading materials in accessible formats to South Carolinians unable to use conventional print due to a physical disability through its Talking Book Services. |
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