Christmas Open House at the Governor’s Mansion next week
Things will be looking “Merry and Bright” at the Governor’s Mansion next week for the annual Christmas Open House. The event is free and open to the public.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and his wife Peggy are inviting people to come to their house to view their Christmas decorations and listen to carols.
Things will be looking “Merry and Bright” at the Governor’s Mansion next week for the annual Christmas Open House. The event is free and open to the public.
The event also hoped to shed a light on anti-Semitism which has been on the rise.
Governor Henry McMaster says he joined a group of 14 other Republican Governors trying to combat supply chain issues ahead of the holidays. Additionally, the governor says he issued an executive order to address concerns in the state.
Governor Henry McMaster ordered flags at the State House to fly at half-staff, beginning this Friday, in honor of the late Senator Hugh K. Leatherman.
The latest estimate released Wednesday said South Carolina lawmakers will have nearly $1 billion more to spend this budget year, according to the state Board of Economic Advisers.
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