- Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old country singer who competed on NBC's "The Voice," died Saturday in a car accident in Colleton County, South Carolina.
- Carter was a member of Reba McEntire's team during season 24 of the singing competition, and McEntire shared a tribute, remembering him as a "brilliant, kind and talented young man."
- During his blind audition in 2023, Carter performed Whitney Houston's "I Look To You," dedicating it to his mother who had passed away the previous year, earning a rare four-chair turn from the judges.
- He co-founded The Local Voice, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting women with breast cancer, a cause close to his heart after his mother's death.
- Described as a proud Lowcountry native, Carter was also a realtor, owned a campground, and regularly performed at local events, with community leaders expressing their condolences.
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