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Published by The McClatchy Company on 2023-12-19 Connect to The State newspaper app wherever you are.
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Common dislikes about The State News app
- The recent update has made the app unusable, as it crashes every time it opens.
- The news content is often outdated and inaccurate.
- The app has limited free content, which may discourage users from subscribing.
- The app has been tweaked for the worse, making it difficult to use and causing frustration for long-time readers.
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Receive the latest local and breaking news from Columbia, Richland, Lexington and the Midlands of South Carolina. Connect to The State newspaper app wherever you are. The State reports on the local topics you care about, including local weather, traffic, crime, sports and national news. • The local news and sports topics you care about from around the SC Midlands. • View stunning photos and videos of news coverage and events. • The State newspaper opinions, editorials and columns you love. • Ability to share stories and galleries on Facebook, Twitter or by email. • An app-native eEdition of the printed newspaper, including 60 additional pages in the ExtraExtra section.
