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The Horry County Board of Education has accepted Superintendent Rick Maxeys resignation. His contract would have expired in 2027. Maxey spent 35 years at HCS.

Dorchester County and DHEC officials ignored the problems with a leaking septic tank for years. Sewer lines, the easiest solution, were yards away.

New café opens steps away from the beach at Folly Beach near Charleston. Dead Low serves Springbok Coffee Roasters coffee, espresso and an eclectic food menu.

Stories about the slave ship Clotilda and how dust from the Sahara affects hurricanes won top honors in the National Headliner journalism contest, along with a Post and Courier project about the Joseph M. Still Burn Center in Augusta.

Two pedestrians died after being hit by a car on Morrison Drive. They have not been identified. Charleston police began their investigation on April 28.

An expert on sedentary behavior talks about the benefits of exercise and the dangers of sloth and why the advice often comes down to "move more, sit less."

Spartanburg County School District One has apparently banned dozens of books including Slaughterhouse-Five, the Handmaid’s Tale and the Perks of Being a Wallflower.

A racially biased test unfairly kept Black patients off kidney transplant lists for years. Now, organ donation groups are crediting patients the time lost.

Peter McGee, 95, helped Charleston look the way it does today.

South Carolina Republicans talk the talk on conservative issues. From policy point of view, however, the state has moved very slowly. Is that culture shifting?