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A new milestone for education in South Carolina is set to open later this year in the Lowcountry -- a first of its kind adult high school.

PechaKucha is returning to Charleston Music Hall May 3 for its 42nd rendition in Charleston.

Shooting survivor creates scholarship to encourage jail nursing careers

A lifetime of Lowcountry living infuses the aesthetic of John Ondo, a 2022 South Carolina Chef Ambassador.

Trident Technical College. The program funds and produces projects by South Carolina filmmakers. Additionally, Trident Tech film students receive hands-on job training under professional crews as hands-on training. “This is a huge deal,” Indie Grants Producer Brad Jayne said. “Only the top films are selected by Tribeca, and it shows the filmmaking skill and craftsmanship we have in South Carolina and have been able to develop through the Indie Grants program.” The two films selected are...

|April 9, 2021 at 3:04 PM EDT - Updated April 10 at 6:17 AM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - State economists have discovered $1.7 billion in additional revenue that will be added to the budget currently being prepared by the legislature. South Carolina District 37 Sen. Larry Grooms says it’s always good news when they learn of more money. “What has happened is a lot of folks have stayed at home. There’s been a lot of stimulus money flowing to the state to prop up the economy and our state’s e...

South Carolina confirms $1.7B revenue windfall VIDEO: State gets $1.7B windfall By Nick Reagan | April 9, 2021 at 3:04 PM EDT - Updated April 10 at 6:17 AM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - State economists have discovered $1.7 billion in additional revenue that will be added to the budget currently being prepared by the legislature. South Carolina District 37 Sen. Larry Grooms says it’s always good news when they learn of more money. “What has happened is a lot of folks have stayed at home. T...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) plans to distribute $95 million to 23 community health centers in South Carolina as part of the American Rescue Plan. This program aims to provide funding for health organizations to expand COVID-19 related services for vulnerable populations. Money can be used for services including vaccinations, testings, […] State coffers could get $2.5 billion in new federal funding over two years if lawmakers get over longstanding political object...