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The 2010 Census questionnaire will arrive at households throughout South Carolina from March 15 through 17.
With one state legislator looking for sweeping changes that could reorganize school districts statewide, the message from local leaders seems clear: We like our districts how they are, thanks.
You don't have to be a trained sheriff's deputy to get an inside look at local law enforcement. You just have to sign up. For the second time ever, the York County Sheriff’s Office will open its Citizen's Academy to the public. The program offers participants insight into "major operational aspects" of the office, including tours of and information about the Uniformed Patrol Division, Criminal Investigations, Drug Enforcement Unit and K-9 Unit.
New water withdrawal permitting proposals in both Carolinas may need help to become law, but local legislators continue fighting for them in hopes of passing bills this year. N.C. Sen. Dan Clodfelter of Charlotte and S.C. Sen. Wes Hayes of Rock Hill, both long-time proponents of water permitting legislation, updated the Catawba-Wateree Bi-State Commission at its quarterly meeting Feb. 26 in Huntersville, N.C., about their ongoing efforts to mandate large water withdrawal permits. They say the bills would move their states forward not only in environmental management, but also economically.
Jim Wells of Lake Wylie said via e-mail: "Red sky in the morn, sailor take warn. Surely that old saying didn't apply to this beautiful red morning sunrise" recently on lake Wylie.
The 2009 year was exciting for the Tega Cay Anglers Club. It was our first full year as Tega Cay’s only club dedicated to a love for fishing, and we have learned and accomplished a lot.
A coastal city in South Carolina is considering a plan to put tourists up in the air.
Facing the toughest re-election battle of his career, John McCain enlisted a rising star of the Republican Party in a bid Friday to lock down support among conservative primary voters.
Germany's top bishop briefed Pope Benedict XVI on the spiraling cases of clerical sex abuse in the pontiff's native Germany on Friday and said the pope encouraged him to pursue the truth and assist the victims.