Jamesb Edwards News Today

Edith L. Frierson Elementary on Wadmalaw Island was built after school segregation was outlawed. Parents say it needs a multipurpose room for school events.

Given the current fiscal outlook in South Carolina, Gov. Henry McMaster’s economic development successes, a projected $1.6 billion budget surplus and the recent discovery of $1.8 billion in unobligated funds

SC has a surplus and $1.8 billion in unexpected funds. Gov. McMaster and lawmakers should spend it on SC State, an HCBU that has been historically underfunded

We wanted to use this time to say "thank you" for what you do and keeping our students and faculty safe every day.

Mount Pleasants Historical Commission and a hopeful group of neighbors in the Old Village are looking to recognize James B. Edwards Park a historic place.

Sharon Hayes Chellis, 80, wife of The Honorable Mr. Converse A. Chellis, III, of Summerville, SC, passed away on Saturday December 2, 2023 at the Villages of Summerville.

The South Carolina Department of Education’s (SCDOE) recent release of 2022-23 school year assessment elicited positive feedback from State Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver, who was pleased with student reading

Do you have a passion for education and a desire to make a meaningful impact in our community? Reading Partners South Carolina has an opportunity for you to serve as

Charleston County School District welcomes Jason Sims as principal at Laurel Hill Primary School effective July 1.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 204 August 17, 1982 REAGAN'S FADING EMERGY AGENDA IN TRODUCTION To a beleaguered energy industry, the Republican 1980 election victory, capturing control of the Senate as well as the Presidency seemed too good to be true. The four years of the Carter Admini stration had been marked by a growth of federal in tervention in the energy market unparalleled in American history.