Charleston County School Board candidate Paul Padron stated at a candidates forum that the bureaucracy at the 75 Calhoun Street headquarters was the root of the student achievement problem in
Lowcountry Source has learned that setting traps inside a building alone is not an effective measure to prevent rodent infestation. Setting up physical barriers to entry and exit is the
Charleston County School District (CCSD) Superintendent Gerrita Postlewait only has three months remaining on her contract. If the consolidated school board fails to renew her contract before the end of
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan recently announced the launch of a statewide school safety tip system. The system will be monitored around the clock by the Maryland Emergency Management Agency. The
The general election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 6, but South Carolina registered voters will be able to cast absentee ballots starting Monday, October 8. South Carolina election law provides
First Congressional District candidate Katie Arrington received an endorsement from some Charleston-area black business leaders Wednesday at a press conference in West Ashley. Entrepreneur Jerome Heyward said, “Today is a
The South Carolina General Assembly will convene this week to ensure conformity between the state income tax code and the federal tax code, which was updated in December 2017. Tax
Congressman Mark Sanford only has three months left in the House of Representatives after nearly 12 years of service, but he intends to leave a legacy as a champion of
The November 6 election is 40 days away, and Lowcountry Republican campaigns are in full swing Saturday in an all-out effort to get out the vote in Dorchester and Charleston
The South Carolina House of Representatives is forming a committee to take another look at reforming the state’s tax code next month. A similar committee formed last year led to
