Hundreds strategize on affordable housing solutions at two-day summit
Some bankers, some builders, others with local nonprofits — they all share the same objective of making housing more affordable and accessible to the lower and middle class of SC.
Author: Lee Williams
“Pathway to zero”- McMaster announces new 5.21% state income tax rate, gubernatorial candidates respond
Governor McMaster and fellow lawmakers announced the new state income tax top rate of 5.21% in a ceremonial signing Wednesday morning.
Subcommittee holds public hearing on total abortion ban bill
Should it pass, the bill would eliminate existing exceptions for rape, incest, and fatal fetal anomalies — as well as criminalize women who have an abortion and their healthcare provider.
Oliver Gospel’s new “Hope Center” on Taylor St. accepting clothing for men, women, and children
“This site gives us another touch point to impact the community, and when you’re dropping off clothing here, you’re not just stepping into 1114 Taylor Street, right? You’re truly stepping into someone’s life transformation,” says Latson.
Rory McIlroy is 1st back-to-back Masters champ since Tiger Woods
McIlroy has done it.
Man dies after falling off Lake Murray dock, dive team recovers his body
According to the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department, a man’s body was recovered from Lake Murray Saturday night.
Rory McIlroy stumbles at the Masters and now shares the lead with Cameron Young
That one-man show at the Masters gave way to a wide-open chase for the green jacket with a stunning turn of events that forced Rory McIlroy to remind himself where he was at the end of Saturday instead of where he started.
Artemis II’s record-breaking journey around the moon ends with dramatic splashdown
Artemis II’s astronauts closed out humanity’s first lunar voyage in more than half a century with a Pacific splashdown on Friday, blazing new records near the moon with grace and joy.
SLED confirms investigation into long-time State Representative Cobb-Hunter
In a statement, Cobb-Hunter writes, “This is performative politics at its worst. I have nothing to hide and I am looking forward to the SLED investigation. I hope that Senator Goldfinch and other members of the Senate and the House can withstand this same level of scrutiny.”
Sir Phillip Bruce Cook — 100-year-old Veteran Knighted by French government
He was officially Knighted by Annelaure Desjonqueres, the Consul-General of France in Atlanta — who says Cook helped liberate her country from tyranny 83 years ago.
