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November 05, 2009

State limits some Medicaid patients to one pharmacy

ROBERT KITTLE

South Carolina is now requiring some Medicaid recipients who are suspected of abusing prescription drugs to get all of their prescriptions from just one pharmacy.


November 04, 2009

McMaster issues statement on transfer of detainees to Charleston

PRESS RELEASE

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster calls moving Guantanamo Bay detainees anywhere in the continental United States a “huge mistake”.

Duplicate unemployment checks sent for second time in recent months

ROBERT KITTLE

This time, about 150 people have received two checks for their unemployment benefits. Back in July, the agency sent out about 1,250 duplicate checks.

Junie White elected as new mayor of Spartanburg

Brad Franko

Spartanburg City Councilman Junie White easliy defeated Mike Fowler in the race for mayor Tuesday night, while Cate Brandt Ryba defeated her opponent to win the District 4 council race.

North Charleston to break ground on new fire station

PRESS RELEASE

Fire Station 12, will be located at the corner of Palmetto Commerce Parkway and Carolina Commerce Parkway.


November 03, 2009

Polls Open: Your Lowcountry Election Day handbook

Brad Franko

If you need to know where to go vote, and what you need to bring to make your experience quick and easy, click here!

Crowded field for mayoral and council races in Georgetown

GEORGETOWN TIMES

A total of eleven candidates are running for mayor and council in Georgetown. Ten of the names are on the ballot.

One year before election, gubernatorial hopefuls to debate

PRESS RELEASE

On Tuesday, Nov. 3, one year before the 2010 election, ten of South Carolina’s gubernatorial hopefuls will meet in a joint debate that will be televised on ETV.


November 02, 2009

Traffic is the biggest issue facing new Mt. Pleasant mayor

Brad Franko

The new mayor of South Carolina’s fourth largest city will face the task of alleviating traffic, while preserving the town’s charm.

2 minutes with Mount Pleasant mayoral candidate Joe Bustos

Brad Franko

Brad Franko goes one-on-one with the candidate for mayor of Mount Pleasant.

2 minutes with Mount Pleasant mayoral candidate Gary Santos

Brad Franko

Brad Franko goes one-on-one with the candidate for mayor in Town of Mt. Pleasant.

2 minutes with Mount Pleasant mayoral candidate Billy Swails

Brad Franko

Brad Franko goes one-on-one with the candidate for mayor of Mount Pleasant.


October 30, 2009

Boeing jobs impact to be felt immediately

ROBERT KITTLE

Commerce Secretary Joe Taylor says the plant will start having an effect on the state’s job situation in a matter of weeks, because Boeing plans to break ground in November.


October 29, 2009

Relief coming for thousands of unemployed in South Carolina

AP

Gov. Mark Sanford plans to sign into law a measure on Thursday that will extend jobless benefits to workers who had begun running out of weekly state and federal help.

Death threats mailed to Upstate solicitor Trey Gowdy

MELISSA KEENEY

For a person who’s made a career out of putting criminals behind bars, threats have become about as common as the courtroom for Solicitor Trey Gowdy.

Sanford lauds Boeing decision to come to SC

Brad Franko

Sanford issued the following statement on Boeing’s announcement of its plan to establish a second production line for the 787 Dreamliner adjacent to the company’s existing facilities in North Charleston.

Senator Jim DeMint praises Boeing decision

NEWS RELEASE

Wednesday, U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina) made the following statement upon learning that Boeing plans to locate their new assembly line in Charleston, S.C.

Rep. Henry Brown congratulates lawmakers for landing Boeing plant

NEWS RELEASE

Congressman Henry Brown made the following statement after Boeing made the announcement that they have selected North Charleston as the new location for the second 787 Dreamliner assembly line.

SC House Speaker Bobby Harrell reacts to Boeing announcement

NEWS RELEASE

Boeing has now announced their decision to locate its new 787 Dreamliner assembly line in South Carolina by greatly expanding at its North Charleston facility.


October 28, 2009

Assistant attorney general caught with stripper, resigns

ROBERT KITTLE

A former South Carolina legislator and assistant attorney general has resigned from the state prosecutor’s office after authorities say he was discovered in a cemetery with a stripper.

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