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Scott says he’ll seek 1st Congressional District seat (Florence Morning News)
State Rep. Tim Scott,R-Charleston-Berkeley, announced Monday he is running as a Republican for U.S. Congress to represent South Carolina’s First Congressional District.Man, 17, killed in motorcycle wreck (The Post and Courier) CORDESVILLE -- The Berkeley County Coroner's Office reports a 17-year-old man was killed in motorcycle accident Sunday afternoon.
Historic manor house used by Girl Scouts is among buildings that might be torn down to make way for future (The Post and Courier) CORDESVILLE -- The grand manor house here, built more than 80 years ago by a Wall Street tycoon, could be torn down as the Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina makes long-term plans for its camp. Others already are rallying to try to save it.
Area health care facilities team up to help the uninsured (WCBD-TV Charleston) Unprecedented Collaborative Effort Underway to Develop Network of Care for the Uninsured in Berkeley, Charleston & Dorchester
Top recruiters by conference (Rivals.com via Yahoo! Sports) It's easy to say head coaches are the reason why a team has a successful recruiting class.
Seven easy ways to SAVE MONEY (The Post and Courier) Red lights dance on Arnold Collins' phone console at the Charleston County Human Services Commission, the agency he heads that helps people keep electricity on and water running when the income flow stops.
Chamber looks to take care of some business (The Post and Courier) More than 250 member representatives from the region's biggest and oldest business advocacy group are set to start making cold calls and knocking on doors.
Rezoning takes building a step closer to renovation (The Post and Courier) The owners of the L. Mendel Rivers Federal Building took the first step toward getting the long-vacant building rezoned for a hotel. They told city planners they plan to renovate, rather than demolish, the seven-story building. Dewberry Capital of Atlanta plans to leave the building's exterior largely as-is.
Ports agency invests $15 million for future jobs (The State) The State Ports Authority pledged up to $15 million to ensure that South Carolina won out over other states in attracting a major tire importer that officials hope will pay big dividends for the economy down the road.
For the Record: Winter storm edition (The Hendersonville Times-News) BirthsTransylvania Regional Hospital