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Cades, SC Bus and Coach Companies and Stops

American Transportation
4400 Barrineau Rd 29518-5001 Cades - (call (843) 389-2764)

Williamsburg County Transit Authority
- (call 1-800-671-0081)
WCTA provides transportation services to the County of Williamsburg, SC, seven days a week.

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Cades South Carolina Bus Related News

26 2023 - How one Pennsylvania school bus driver fostered a decades-long bond with hundreds of students
Moon says he has about 200 kids. But no, they're not his biological children. "No, they're not biologically my kids, but emotionally they surely are," Moon told CBS News. That is how attached he ...

26 2023 - School bus driver fosters bond with hundreds of students
Reid Moon of Zelienople, Pennsylvania, is no ordinary retired school bus driver. Over a period of decades, he fostered a connection, lasting into adulthood, with hundreds of students who took his bus ...

23 2023 - Highlands residents want their neighborhood back. Here's an up-close look at a night on Bardstown R
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- For decades in Louisville, the Highlands was a beacon of small business success. Restaurants, trendy shops and bars lined the long Bardstown Road corridor from Broadway to ...

22 2023 - San Francisco Archdiocese files for bankruptcy amid child abuse lawsuits
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco on Monday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, saying it is necessary to resolve the more than 500 lawsuits of child sexual abuse dating back decades, ...

21 2023 - How to ride the Montreal-Brossard REM: from how much it costs, to when it runs
It's the largest public transit project in Quebec in decades and will eventually ... The first branch of the REM, connecting Brossard, Que., to Montreal's Gare Centrale station, has started ...

21 2023 - Retired NY bishop, who admitted to covering up decades of sexual abuse in Albany diocese, dead at 8
Howard Hubbard, a retired Catholic bishop who admitted to covering up sexual abuse allegations in upstate New York for decades, died Saturday after suffering a massive stroke.

19 2023 - Fire closure of North Cascades Highway is hurting local businesses
The Sourdough Fire has burned 2,953 acres and is 11% contained. The new fire, the Blue Lake Fire, is burning on the other side of State Route 20.

19 2023 - NC badly needs bus drivers. High school students once did it. Is that even possible now?
For decades in North Carolina and other states, thousands of teenagers as young as 16 were entrusted with operating school buses.

16 2023 - Enterprise public transportation now hiring drivers
After decades without having a public transit system, Enterprise announced they will have one in October and they are looking for drivers.

15 2023 - Watch: Alberta bus driver cracks Baltimore book store's mystery safe
A Baltimore bookstore that inherited a large mystery safe with its location put out a public call for safe-crackers to open the decades-old box, and the challenge was taken up by a man from Canada.

13 2023 - Drought drives big drop in wheat and oat forecast amid long-term shift to corn and soybeans
The federal government is projecting big declines in South Dakota’s production of wheat and oats, due in part to drought conditions but also because of a decades-long transition to corn and soybeans.

12 2023 - BLM proposes oil and gas bond increases
For decades, oil and gas boom and bust has been a predictable cycle in Johnson County and across Wyoming, with high prices encouraging a rush of drilling before ...

11 2023 - 'I hope that it pays off': Revitalization project is almost done in New Albany
NEW ALBANY, Ind. — Orange barricades and road closure signs; a sign of the past year in downtown New Albany. Business owners have been looking at construction for several months as the city ...

09 2023 - Philadelphia Archdiocese settles $3.5M case over decades-old priest abuse allegations
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has agreed to a $3.5 million settlement in a civil case where a deceased priest was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage boy nearly twenty years ago.

09 2023 - Archdiocese of Philadelphia settles child sex abuse case against a deceased priest for $3.5 million
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia will pay $3.5 million to settle a civil case alleging a now-deceased priest sexually assaulted a teenage boy nearly two decades ago, and church officials knew of ...

09 2023 - Archdiocese of Philadelphia settles child sex abuse case against deceased priest at Wayne church
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia will pay $3.5 million to settle a case that alleged Monsignor John Close sexually assaulted a teenage boy nearly two decades ago at a church in Wayne.

07 2023 - Settlement reached in decades-old Mass. boarding school sexual abuse case
A boarding school in Western Massachusetts reached a settlement on Tuesday with a sexual abuse victim for an incident that occurred more than three decades ago.

05 2023 - Proposed relief for Pa. child sex abuse survivors won’t reach ballot in 2023
This failure continues nearly two decades of idleness, intrigues and slip-ups that have blocked a measure that would give thousands of survivors a two-year window to seek monetary damages against ...

05 2023 - New York City youth club to exit bankruptcy with $22 million sex abuse settlement
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club received court approval on Friday to exit bankruptcy with a $22 million settlement that will resolve over a hundred decades-old sexual abuse.

05 2023 - 'Partridge Family' Star Shirley Jones: 21 Photos of Her Life, Loves & 70-year career
Shirley Jones has charmed audiences on stage and screen for seven decades. Jones effortlessly transitioned from stage to delightful movie musicals to compelling dramas on the silver screen — and even ...

04 2023 - Longstanding southern Indiana store auctioning off memorabilia following its closure
More than seven decades of memorabilia is up for grabs in an online-only auction this week, according to Louisville Business First.