Linda Núñez
ProducerLinda Núñez is a South Carolina native, born in Beaufort, then moved to Columbia. She began her broadcasting career as a journalism student at the University of South Carolina. She has worked at a number of radio stations along the East Coast, but is now happy to call South Carolina Public Radio "home." Linda has a passion for South Carolina history, literature, music, nature, and cooking. For that reason, she enjoys taking day trips across the state to learn more about our state’s culture and its people.
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A Clemson University professor explains how Hurricane Helene has not only affected where this year's fall foliage can be viewed but also the amount and timing of leaf change.
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"Southern Songwriters with Patrick Davis" shines a spotlight on places and events previously known mainly to locals, serious history buffs, and sightseers who choose the road less traveled.
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Wednesday, Oct. 2 marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year. Here's how Greenville's temples are faring during power outages across the city.
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While heavy rains will help alleviate drought-like conditions in some areas of the state, the effect of high winds will make harvesting crops more difficult.
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More than 10,000 acres in Jasper and Hampton counties have been procured to protect 68 critical plant and animal habitats in the Palmetto State.
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The listeria outbreak associated with recalled Boar’s Head deli meats has resulted in 43 hospitalizations and three deaths across 13 states as of Aug. 8.
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Clemson University students help fight 'hidden hunger' with pulse crop cookbook.
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Beginning in the fall of 2025, meals served in school cafeterias across the U.S. will have less sugar, less sodium, and more variety.
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After recent announcements from state and federal officials regarding so called 'forever chemicals," how do private well owners in South Carolina go about testing for PFAS compounds?
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According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around 1,220 people in the United States are killed by extreme heat every year.