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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Leadership turnover is an issue being seen in public school districts across the nation, and districts in the tri-county area are no strangers to the issue. Several school districts in the Lowcountry began the school year with new superintendents, and educators are taking notice. “I think we see it today at […]

There was strong praise from most Dallas city council members Wednesday for women and minority-owned business participation in the construction contract for a...

Ridge View’s Breylon Boyd throws a deep ball as Spring Valley’s Khalil Allen closes in. Find these pictures and many more here! Six different Blazers scored for Ridge View en route to a 42-0 win over the visiting Spring Valley Vikings in a battle of Richland Two schools Friday, September 8. Ridge View got touchdown

He says it would be in place until the school overcrowding issue is addressed. Frederick, Md (KM) Frederick County Councilman Steve McKay is working on legislation that would put a moratorium on some residential development which further increases overcrowding in nearby public schools. He says

Even though school started several weeks ago, there are still some open spots available in classrooms, and families who want to fill the empty seats. The event is open to the community.

The double stairway to Pebble Beach, between Freeman and Pacific is in poor condition and those wishing access to the beach should use caution in accessing the beach from this

Candidate filing opens this week, and a number of people have already announced their intentions to run for the council, while a familiar face won’t be returning.

The Mississippi primary elections are not over just yet, with six primaries for state House seats still up for grabs in upcoming runoff elections.

NAPOLEON — Plans are continuing to make safety improvements along U.S. Route 24 in addition to the interchange at County Road 17D in Napoleon Township that is scheduled for 2025.

The Redondo Beach city council will hold its second public hearing Aug. 15 on its proposal to turn city home-building guidelines into rules.