SC Chief Justice Race: Close Call?
S.C. Chief Justice Jean Toal (a.k.a. “Queen Jean”) has been beating a path to the State House this week, groveling before state lawmakers as she
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Democratic Hypocrisy On Income Inequality
In the not so distant past, textile mills employed thousands across the state of South Carolina. People had jobs – real jobs that paid a
SC Senate GOP: CWP Restaurant Bill Advances
COLUMBIA, S.C. — S.308, sponsored by Senators Sean Bennett, Katrina Shealy and others, which allows Concealed Weapons Permit (CWP) holders to legally carry firearms in
USC Hoops: Johnson Has Broken Foot
COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina junior guard Tyrone Johnson, who suffered a right foot injury during the first half of Wednesday’s SEC contest at Texas
Conservative Group Demands SC Pension Fund Reform
(YORK, SC) – In advance of its hearing today in Columbia, Carolina Conservatives United strongly urged the Senate Finance Committee Special Subcommittee to Review the
What Do People Care About?
Gallup has published some new data this week in which Americans were asked to share their biggest concerns. No. 1? Government … Twenty-one percent of
Lawsuit Filed Against SC Workforce Agency
A former high-ranking employee of the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce (SCDEW) has filed a lawsuit against the agency and its new director, Cheryl
Government Schools “Marking” The Poor
A principal at a government-run charter school in Lafayette, Colorado was fired from her job for opposing a discriminatory practice in which students who didn’t
USC Football Coaches Receive Raises, Extensions
COLUMBIA, S.C. (January 16, 2014) – The University of South Carolina Board of Trustees has approved raises and one-year contract extensions for head football coach
Source: Bobby Harrell Was “Very Sick”
S.C. House Speaker Bobby Harrell’s recent hospitalization was not an effort to shift attention away from his corruption case, sources close to the powerful legislative