Gov. Henry McMaster signed a bill Monday that will change a portion of how the Charleston County School District board operates.

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The signing of a law abolishing constituent boards within the Charleston County School District leaves soon-discharged board members reeling and staff looking to formalize a path forward.

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However, when the Liberals contacted Kelloway to run in Sydney-Glace Bay, Battiste accepted a spot as party candidate for ...

As the 2025 legislative session barrels toward its May 8 close, people on both sides of the political aisle can point to ...

A look at big issues left on the legislative calendar and a pay raise proposal -- plus a look at the impact of tariffs on ...

A bill to break up the South Carolina High School League took another step forward on Tuesday. The S.C. House of ...

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