Senator Tim Scott and Representative Mark Sanford sponsored bi-partisan legislation to protect homeowners in flood zones. The Promoting Flood Risk Mitigation Act would task the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Charleston elected officials are squawking about the need for more people to ride the bus in order to reduce traffic congestion. The only problem is, most people don’t want to
After a contentious battle over whether to build a new Stono Park Elementary school building or renovate the 66-year-old existing building on Garden Street in West Ashley, a ground-breaking ceremony
President Donald Trump rolled out his American Patients First initiative to reduce prescription drug prices last week. The initiative will be overseen by newly installed Secretary of Health and Human
In the second forum this week with Republican challengers for Governor, the candidates all seized on the ineffectiveness of the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT). The forum was held
Republican Gubernatorial candidate John Warren, a Greenville business owner, won the straw poll at the Greenville Tea Party candidates forum Monday. Warren received 75 votes (40%). Lieutenant Governor Kevin Bryant
My wife Robin and I established the Clean Up West Ashley Facebook page to encourage grassroots groups in West Ashley to organize litter pick-ups. Events have been organized at Northbridge
President Donald Trump has popularized the term “Drain the Swamp” with respect to the career politicians and entrenched bureaucracies in Washington. Several candidates for state offices spoke at the Lowcountry
Drainage and economic development were the topics discussed at the May West Ashley Revitalization Commission (WARC) meeting Wednesday at Town and Country Inn. Participants learned about the City of Charleston’s
Meeting for the first time since July 2017, the State Transportation Infrastructure Bank (STIB) board decided Monday to take no action on the I-526 project, which has been pending for
