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From murals to graffiti, Goose Creek pushes public art to better quality of life, entice development
Goose Creek officials have been pushing for more public art projects for about three years. The first project, coordinated through the city’s Cultural Arts Commission, involved recruiting local artists to paint utility boxes around town. Read more
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CLEMSON – As much as Clemson coach Dabo Swinney tried to accentuate the positive after a 14-8 win over Georgia Tech, there was no denying wher… Read more
Greenland is 3,000 miles north of Charleston, but what's happening in this icy wonderland will largely determine the Lowcountry's fate. Its rapidly melting ice is sending torrents of freshwater into the ocean, gumming up key ocean currents. In fact, so much ice in Greenland is melting that it's affecting the gravitational forces that pull seas away from the South Carolina's beaches and marshlands. All this means that few places are more important to South Carolina's future than this faraway country. Read more
The cost of fixing flooding in Charleston has bloomed to some $3 billion in total, city officials say — a price tag for solutions from cleaning out plugged drainage systems to new, deep tunnels and a wall that could deflect hurricane waves from the downtown peninsula. Read more
As Charleston dries out from the latest swamping storm to drown the city, officials are looking to an age-old weapon to help combat an ever-present threat from flooding fueled by climate change. Read more
Charlestonians have lived alongside water for centur… Read more
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