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Ex-chairman: Gas tax 'inadequate' for roads
South Carolina road funding woes are related to the state 16-cent-per-gallon gasoline tax that has not been raised in more than 20 years while fuel prices have skyrocketed, said Henry Taylor, who resigned this week as chairman of the state Department of Transportation Commission.
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Citadel's astronaut shares adventure
Space walker Bresnik tells what makes good leader
Marine Lt. Col. Bresnik
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Marines' general defines leadership
The nation needs to understand the true nature of the threat from terrorism and the vital work of the U.S. military overseas in that fight, the head of the Marine Corps said Thursday.
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DOT panel director named
Daniel H. Isaac Jr. of Myrtle Beach will become the next chairman of the state Department of Transportation Commission. "I will ascend to the chairmanship in the next 30 to 60 days," Isaac said Tuesday. He represents all or part of Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester, Georgetown and ...
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Life after 'Palmetto Pointe'
Failed show's crew still owed money for work
State's first TV series.
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Event's goal: 'Educate, enlighten and empower'
The Black Expo brought together dozens of public agencies and businesses Saturday for a mix of entertainment and education that drew thousands to the Charleston Area Convention Center.
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Thousands gather in North Charleston for Black Expo
Black Expo brought together dozens of public agencies and businesses Saturday for a mix of entertainment and education that drew thousands to the Charleston Area Convention Center.
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Father's account in miniseries
World War II was over by the time Geoffrey Leckie was born. Now, though, he is getting a close-up Hollywood look at his father's service in the Marines in the widely acclaimed HBO 10-part miniseries "The Pacific." "It was a bit overwhelming really.
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Feral cat program adopted
MOUNT PLEASANT -- Despite concerns expressed by a state wildlife biologist, Town Council on Tuesday approved a privately funded feral cat management program.
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Firing up cigarette tax
Approval would save lives, money, officials say
Raising the state's cigarette tax would save lives, discourage children from taking up the habit and shift more of the estimated $1 billion in annual tobacco-related disease costs back to smokers while providing millions of dollars in new state revenue, officials said Monday.
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