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Clemson and USC faculty will lead a new Behavior Alliance of South Carolina to work directly with schools to implement support systems for classrooms. Read more
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Hurricane Ian news
Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwest Florida near Cayo Costa on Wednesday as a massive Category 4 storm.
With Hurricane Ian on track to impact South Carolina, The War on Drugs concert venue changed from Firefly Distillery to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, but it's left some ticketholders unhappy.
The Georgetown County School District announced Sept. 28 that it will switch to eLearning on Sept. 30 due to "expected inclement weather as a result of Hurricane Ian."
Developing list of Charleston-area business, school and government closings ahead of Hurricane Ian.
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Horry County has declared a localized state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Ian preparing to strike the county this Friday as a tropical storm.
More mental health services
South Carolina teachers and school personnel can now access unprecedented behavioral health training and information through a new online academy put together by psychology faculty at the University of South Carolina.Â
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As Hurricane Ian approaches South Carolina, the City of Georgetown will provide self-serve sandbags on Sept. 29 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the old City Hall site at 120 N. Fraser St. Read more
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Hurricane season is here
South Carolina is under a state of emergency Sept. 28 as Hurricane Ian battered Florida on a path toward the Atlantic Ocean and the Lowcountry. Read more
Municipalities across the South Carolina coast are distributing sandbags this week ahead of the rain and wind expected from Hurricane Ian in the coming days. Read more
Foods like milk, bread and eggs are not the best items to buy in the event of a hurricane. Food safety experts say water should be near the top of people's hurricane-preparedness lists. Read more
While South Carolina isn't expected to take a direct hit from Hurricane Dorian, we are deep into storm season and need to be prepared. Read more
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