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Former Folly Beach mayoral, council candidate hit with $11K in penalties by SC Ethics Commission (opens the original)
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FOLLY BEACH — The state Ethics Commission reprimanded and issued over $10,000 in penalties to a former candidate for city council and mayor. On Sept. 8, the commission issued its decision in a complaint filed against Ann Peets in 2025. The complaint, lodged by Folly Beach resident Rita Weaver, alleged Peets failed to file seven campaign disclosure reports in a timely manner during her 2023 city council run. The complaint also contends Peets did not disclose a $40 expenditure to Vistaprint or dep
South Carolina beach home where opera ‘Porgy and Bess’ was written to receive a historical marker (opens the original)
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FOLLY BEACH — A home on this island where the renowned folk opera “Porgy and Bess” was penned will receive a historical placard today. Nicknamed the Porgy House, the two-story home on West Ashley Avenue is where author DuBose Heyward and his wife, Dorothy, spent their summers. In 1934, the home is where George Gershwin and Heyward collaborated to create “Porgy and Bess,” inspired by Heyward’s novel “Porgy.” Gershwin also drew inspiration from the Lowcountry’s Gullah culture during his time on Fo
Folly Beach paid $76K for AI surf cameras. Now they're asking to install them on beachfront homes. (opens the original)
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FOLLY BEACH — At least seven new surf cameras are slated for the Edge of America. Folly Beach contracted with Surfline Coastal Intelligence, a California-based company that uses artificial intelligence to document erosion patterns and wave activity. This summer, city leaders agreed to pay the company $76,500 for the installation of several new cameras along the shoreline. For a handful of island homeowners, those cameras could be installed directly on their properties. Surfline Coastal Intellige
Signs educating about climate, ecology at Charleston National Park sites back up amid legal fight (opens the original)
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FORT SUMTER — Signs that were pulled down per Trump administration directives at National Park Service sites in Charleston are back up following an order filed by a federal judge earlier this summer. Notably, a climate change marker at the Fort Sumter National Monument has been restored. Posters above water fountains encouraging parkgoers at historic sites downtown and in Mount Pleasant to avoid using single-use plastic water bottles have been restored, too. Local National Park Service staff dir
Mount Pleasant renews discussion of plans for Faison Road property. Everything is on the table. (opens the original)
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MOUNT PLEASANT — Nearly 40 acres of undeveloped land on Faison Road is flanked by a regional airport, an industrial warehouse, a high school and a 55+ community. In the upper end of Mount Pleasant, the parcel of land is a blank slate, bought in 2021 for $6.5 million. The land purchase was contentious at the time — it ate up nearly all of the town’s $7.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds from the federal government. And leaders had no solid plans for how the parcel should be used. Five ye
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