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Former Horry County School employee's case dismissed | News - Vimarsana News

Former Horry County School employee's case dismissed | News

Mark Wolfe, the former executive director of facilities for the district, filed suit in 2020 against Superintendent Rick Maxey, Chief of Support Services Daryl Brown, FirstFloor Energy Positive, Firstfloor contractor Metcon and Metcon CEO Aaron Thomas, with a claim of defamation that Wolfe said led to his termination.

Any proof? Here's what SLED found investigating Horry Schools $220M construction project - Vimarsana News

Any proof? Here's what SLED found investigating Horry Schools $220M construction project

SLED’s investigative report, seven years in the making, reveals who initiated the probe and what investigators discovered about alleged bribes.

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School Board Signs Off On $38 Million Budget Request - Vimarsana News

School Board Signs Off On $38 Million Budget Request

The Moore County Board of Education reached consensus on most of its business agenda Monday, including an ambitious budget proposal for the upcoming year.

School Board Pauses Progress Toward Gym Renovations - Vimarsana News

School Board Pauses Progress Toward Gym Renovations

Moore County Schools has funding lined up to renovate the gymnasiums at Cameron, Highfalls and Westmoore elementary schools, but progress toward hiring an architect to plan out that work hit

Why HCS gave school builder $1.5 million in tax cuts before gutting facilities department - Vimarsana News

Why HCS gave school builder $1.5 million in tax cuts before gutting facilities department

For more than two years, Horry County Schools fought against giving school builder Firstfloor Energy Positive and its contractors tax breaks worth nearly $1.5 million. But the dispute quietly came to an end this year when Horry County Board of Education Chairman Ken Richardson signed off on the tax deal — shortly before the district gutted the part of its facilities department funded by capital dollars. Emails obtained through a public records request show how Firstfloor officials pursued the tax breaks, even refusing to sign off on a road project for a Carolina Forest school as an objec...