NORTH CHARLESTON (WCSC) - Sir Elton John will grace the North Charleston Coliseum with his presence in March for the first time since 2007, and we are giving away 10 free tickets for the concert.

For a chance to win 2 tickets to the March 7 concert, text “elton” to the number “56376” and you’ll find out if you’re one of our 5 winners this Friday.

Tickets officially go on sale this Saturday, and the first camper has already been spotted at the ticket office.  Oren Chase says the live experience is about more than the music, "Besides the music it's all about the whole experience. making eye contact, nobody in front of you, nobody walking in front of you...it's just a big difference in being way back...and you have to do stuff like this once in a while if you want to get some premium seats."

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (WCSC) - Authorities in Florida believe the person or persons responsible for shooting and killing two stepbrothers last June could be in Georgetown County.

A $10,000 reward is being offered by CrimeStoppers for information that leads to the suspect or suspects responsible for killing two men.

According to Jacksonville County, Fla. sheriff's deputies, 33-year-old John Ragin, Jr. and 36-year-old Eric Stubbs were found shot to death on June 29, 2011 inside a home Ragin shared with a roommate.

Police say their bodies were found by a family member. According to investigators, there was no sign of forced entry and they do not think it was a murder-suicide. The two men were stepbrothers.

The Jacksonville County Sheriff's Office believes there is a connection to people who are living in the Georgetown area. They believe those people have information or may be connected to the case.

Santee Cooper’s board of directors have approved a contract with Green Energy Solutions (GES) for up to 25 megawatts of electricity generated from renewable resources in South Carolina.

Alabama-based GES will in turn execute agreements with individual farms to make up the 25 MWs of electricity. The first site will be a 540-kilowatt station at Cypress Poultry Farm near Manning, expected to be online in January 2013, with similar anaerobic digester projects coming online at farms across the state over the next six years.

The fuel source will be biogas produced through anaerobic digestion of poultry, swine, cow and other organic agricultural waste.