state and regional Archives

• Hurricane Evacuation Information - General
• FHWA and SCDOT Release Mark Clark Draft Environmental Impact Statement
• Southern Conference Teams Honor Oil Spill Victims
• SC School’s Band to Play in Scotland
• Sales Tax Revenues More Than Expected at SC Coast
• Heat Advisory Posted Once Again on SC Coast
• SC Ranks 45th in Children’s Ability to Succeed
• GM to Sell Volt for $41K, Lease for $350 a Month
• SC Unemployment Benefits Agency Open Saturday
• South Carolina Town Named All America City
• Illinois Dentist Lands Big Fish in SC Waters
• SC Wildlife Officials Increase Bear Hunting Limit
• South Carolina Warned About Heat, Rip Currents
• Oil Spill Work on Hold as TS Bonnie Approaches
• SC Fire Marshal Wants Sprinklers on Carrier
• Charleston’s Gilah Fish Captures Title As Lowcountry Talent Champion
• Mud May Be Pumped in Well Cap to Help Contain Oil
• SC Study Group to Discuss Sales, Other Tax Breaks
• Arrest Made in NJ in South Carolina cold case
• BP is Encouraged by Early Results from Gulf Well
• SC Tax Collections Better Than Expected
• Charleston Chosen As Top 10 Finalist In USTA “Best Tennis Town” Contest
• SC and 8 Other States back Arizona Immigration Law in Legal Brief
• Kellogg Outlines Cause of Odor, Taste in Recall
• $20 Billion Oil Fund to Begin Payments in August
• SC Group Asks Next Gov to Put More Women in Charge
• Govt Delays Work on BP Project to Cap Gulf Well
• Mother Relieved With Arrests in SC Cold Case
• SC Councilman Wants to Ban Illegal Immigrants
• “Army Wives” Cast Push SC for Film Incentives
• Allen: Key Test Needed for New Cap on Gulf Spill
• SC Nonprofit Gets Thousands for Hatian Relief
• 2nd Tropical Depression of Season in Atlantic
• SC Growers Learn Latest in Growing Watermelons
• Relief Well is Last Best Hope to Contain Gusher
• Forecasters: Heat Wave Arriving in SC This Week
• Gamecocks Coach Tanner Gets SC’s Highest Honor
• American Flag Crossing Nation on Display in SC
• SC Prosecutor: 15 More Charged in Gang Crackdown
• Dead Clams Stink up Folly Beach
• Millions of Vaccine Doses to Be Burned
• Company Announces SC Electric Car Plant
• BP Meets Deadline for Oil Spill Payments to Govt
• State’s Top Prosecutor and Cop Fight Town’s Gangs
• Tobacco Wholesalers to Get More Money to Collect Tax
• SC State Police Investigate US Senate Candidate
• Report Says Money Needed for SC Historic Sites
• Small Fraction of Americans Meet Salt Guidelines
• Clemson Beats Oklahoma; Advances to Bracket Championship on Friday
• Company Lays Off Workers as SC Expansion Plans Lag
• New Gulf Spill Cleanup Head Says Job is to Listen
• Ghana is Next for Americans in World Cup
• Governor Sanford Signing New State Water Regulation Act
• Black SC Republican Poised to Go to Congress
• SC Republicans Tap Haley for Gov, Make History
• SC Sheriff’s Department Missing One of Its Dogs
• 2 More Former SC Firefighters Sue Over Store Blaze
• SC’s Sanford Vacations Without Briefing Lt. Gov.
• BP’s Yankee Exec Readies to Take Over Cleanup Duty
• By the Numbers: Oil leak Wouldn’t Fill Superdome
• SC Cruises Worry Environmental, Historic Groups
• Sullivan’s Island Might Ban Public Singing, Whistling
• Wide-Open Races, House Seats Make Long GOP Ballot
• Hayward Estimates Size of Oil Field at 2B Gallons
• Charleston Mourns on Anniversary of Deadly Fire
• SC Confederate Museum Sees Budget Slashed
• SC Unemployment Rate Drops for 4th Straight Month
• Dead Whale Found South of Gulf Oil Spill Site
• SC Aquarium Welcomes Its 5 Millionth Guest
• Goalkeeper Blunder Hands US 1-1 Draw with England
• SC Mansion Sets Record Sales Price for Charleston
• Haley Weathers Tryst Accusations in SC Gov Race
• SC’s Barrett Says He’s Staying in Gubernatorial Runoff
• Officials: Turnout Low to Moderate in SC Primaries
• BP Exec: No Large Concentrations of Underwater Oil
• SC Dem Gov. Candidate Sheheen to Focus on Issues
• Officials: No Dead, Oiled Birds Found in Texas
• SC Coastal Leaders Learn About Boeing Plant Impact
• SC House Approves Budget; Abortion Deal Made
• Computer Models Show Gulf Oil Reaching East Coast
• Shrimp Season Opens in SC
• 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season Officially Begins
• SC House Again Rejects Court Fees; Forces Cuts
• SC Governor Hopeful Denies Blogger Claim of Affair
• SC Regulators Discuss Proposed SCE&G Rate Increase
• GOP Hopefuls for SC School Chief Urge More Choice
• Toyota Recalls 3,800 Lexus Cars for Steering Fix
• South Carolina Gets First Home-Ported Cruise Liner
• Some SC Writing Tests Dropped in Poor Budget Year
• Palin Endorsing Haley in SC Governor Race
• Bikers in SC Again Avoiding Myrtle Beach
• SC Tourism Officials Watch Effect of Gulf Spill
• Cold Weather Impacts South Carolina Fisheries
• Worker at SC BMW Plant Loses Arm in Accident
• SC Bill Would Create State Day of Prayer
• SC’s Spoleto Festival Poster by Maya Lin Unveiled
• Boeing to Bring Another Plant to SC and Hire 150
• SC Schools Chief: Nearly 4,000 Jobs Could Be Lost
• SC Reps introduce tougher illegal immigration bill
• SC House Approves Bill Yanking Dropouts’ Licenses