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Georgetown developers hold town hall on future of former steel mill site (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Georgetown residents are pressing for action at the former steel mill site, saying the long-stalled redevelopment has left a half-demolished property that continues to drag on the city’s economy. The mill was once a major driver of Georgetown’s economy, and residents said that since it closed, businesses have continued to dry up. Now, they want progress from developers and city leaders on what comes next for the property. Some residents described the remaining st
Colleton County residents raise concerns over proposed data center, power plant projects (opens the original)
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COLLETON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Two major projects proposed for Colleton County — a data center near the ACE Basin and a power plant tied to a pipeline near the Edisto River — are drawing questions and concern from residents as representatives begin outlining plans that could break ground in the next few years. Residents were invited to two separate public presentations, where officials and project representatives fielded questions about potential environmental and economic impacts. “The pipeline
Isle of Palms residents question beach renourishment project after erosion study (opens the original)
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ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCIV) — A new study is raising concerns among Isle of Palms residents that a multimillion-dollar beach renourishment project could wash away within the next three years, sparking debate over whether the work is a smart use of taxpayer dollars as the city looks at other options to address erosion. The project involves pumping hundreds of thousands of metric yards of sand onto the beach, a process that began in late July. The goal is to build dunes intended to help protect hom
Charleston leaders cut ribbon on new downtown Simmons Pinckney Middle School site (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Local elected leaders cut the ribbon on a new downtown Charleston location for Simmons Pinckney Middle School, a move school officials say is part of a broader effort to keep peninsula students in neighborhood schools. Charleston County School District Superintendent Anita Huggins said the opening is another step in the Peninsula Promise initiative, which in part aims to send students to schools in their neighborhoods. The school is located off Sheppard and Perry street
Lowcountry traffic worsens as population booms; online survey seeks congestion fixes (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — As the Lowcountry’s population continues to grow, traffic is becoming a daily frustration for many drivers, with longer commute times and rush-hour backups on busy roadways. The problem is being driven by growth and the increasing number of vehicles on the road. According to the South Carolina Department of Transportation’s 2025 survey, more than 170,000 drivers are expected to travel certain sections of Interstate 26, and the number of drivers is not slowing down
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