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Hurricane Irene closings and cancellations
A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for much of the South Carolina coastline.
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Tri-county leaders reveal plans for area growth over the next 30 years
At a meeting Tuesday, leaders hope to get enough information from residents to create a master plan for the area.
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At Risk Students Graduate from Greg Mathis
25 seniors graduated from Greg Mathis Charter School Friday morning, after many said they never would.
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As Congress nears 100th day, Scott meets voters
As Congress nears the 100th day of the session, U.S. Rep. Tim Scott is meeting with constituents in North Charleston.
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Students test academics skills at annual Quest Competition
Students from grades 6 through 12 spent the day competing in a wide variety of subjects ranging from academic to technical skills.
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Senate Schedule Of Public Hearings on Redistricting
The State Senate Redistricting Subcommittee has scheduled a series of public hearings around the state.
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Trident Technical College: New campus in Mt. Pleasant
Trident Technical College is opening a new campus in Mount Pleasant.
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Alleged crack dealers in North Charleston avoid jail with Operation S.T.A.N.D.
They're getting rehab outside of jail, that's the plan for 8 men identified as low level crack cocaine dealers in North Charleston.
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Berkeley County Middle College accepting applications for 2011-12 school year
The Berkeley County Middle College High School (BMC) is currently accepting applications for the 2011-2012 school year.
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Closings/Delays due to winter weather threat
Some area schools and businesses are deciding to close or have delayed openings due to the threat of winter weather.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi Speaks at NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet
Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered remarks at the Charleston Branch NAACP’s 94th Annual Freedom Fund Banquet.
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Legislators from throughout the South converge on Charleston
Lawmakers from 15 states gather in Charleston this week for the 64th Annual Meeting of the Southern Legislative Conference.
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How to better your chances of getting a Boeing Charleston job
News 2 Problem Solver Larry Collins shows us how to make yourself job-ready when Boeing's new jobs arrive.
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Roper Saint Francis Health Fair
More than 20 Roper St. Francis physicians and medical experts will speak and be available to answer questions on the latest topics in health and wellness at the Roper St. Francis Healthcare (RSFH) Amazing Health Expo on Thursday, March 4 from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at the Culinary Arts Institute at Trident Technical College, 7000 Rivers Ave., The public is invited to the annual event, which costs $10 and includes breakfast, lunch and snacks. Registration is required. To register or for more information, please call 843-402-CARE (2273).
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UPDATED: Weather related closings, early dismissals
With a Winter Storm Warning in effect, there are numerous closings and delays for Friday and Saturday. We are updating our list as soon as we get the information.
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Are you interested in working for Boeing?
Trident Technical College is increasing the number of classes to meet the demand for people going into the aeronautical field.
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Metanoia working to improve some of our neighborhoods
In these tough times, a local organization is working to better the community. Metonoia is a group that invests in neighborhood assets to build leaders, establish quality housing and generate economic development in some of our area's most vulnerable neighborhoods.
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America pauses to thank its Veterans
President Barack Obama is saluting the troops on Veterans Day by hosting a special breakfast at the White House.
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Boeing jobs impact to be felt immediately
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.
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Paying for college during an economic downturn
Students at the College of Charleston spent Sunday making their last minute purchases for class, all of which add up, especially in these tough economic times.
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Cannon Street YMCA All-Stars just spectators once again
1955 a team of boys from the Cannon Street YMCA were not allowed to participate in the Little League World Series, 5 decades later the teammates want to know why they're sitting out during the production of a film about their story.
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Trident Tech is offering Green classes
Trident Technical College is going green! They're offering continuing education courses, leading to green careers..
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Millions in earmark projects headed to the Lowcountry
More than $70 million dollars in earmarks were part of the $410 billion dollar package signed by President Obama last week. Here's a look at some of the Lowcountry projects that will benefit...
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Earmarks in the Lowcountry
A list of just a few things the Earmark money will go to:
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Kirvin named Mount Pleasant Court Administrator
LeVica Kirvin, assistant court administrator for the Town of Mount Pleasant, recently took over the helm of her department after the retirement of Sally Phipps.
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