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Lowcountry agencies receive crime victim assistance funding (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson said some Lowcountry organizations have received funding from the state’s Department of Crime Victim Assistance grant, part of a larger $29 million fund. “When a person is the victim of a crime, that’s not the end of the victimization,” Wilson said. More than $9.2 million in funding is going to 30 agencies throughout the Lowcountry, from Beaufort County up the coast to Horry County. There were 39 grants given in total. Beaufor
Maybank Highway widening project moves forward on Johns Island (opens the original)
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JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — A main road on Johns Island will soon get a makeover. City and county leaders are planning to widen Maybank Highway in hopes of easing congestion for drivers leaving the island. Construction is expected to start early next year, with completion expected in fall 2027. Traffic backs up along Maybank Highway throughout the day, with some times worse than others, particularly around rush hour. “We need action. Johns Island has waited a long time. There is a ton of investm
Folly Beach turtle disorientation prompts lighting warnings (opens the original)
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FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCSC) — A Folly Beach nonprofit says only five sea turtle hatchlings were found Friday after tracks showed dozens headed inland instead of toward the ocean. Advocates are calling for businesses and condos to follow the city’s lighting rules. On average, one nest can have between 115 to 120 eggs on Folly Beach, and although non-profit organizers say it’s unclear to determine exactly how many were lost, Dave Miller with the Folly Beach Turtle Watch did say there appeared to be 7
Cars replaced by art, music on Button Hall Avenue for Parking Day event (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Button Hall Avenue was blocked off Friday for Parking Day, a community event aimed at temporarily turning the street into a public gathering place to gather input on its future. Local vendors, music, food and activities filled the street. City officials were also on hand to inform residents about options that could come to Button Hall Avenue. Goose Creek Mayor Greg Habib said that with the city’s population at 53,000 people, officials have to create opportunities for ev
SC lawmakers, tech experts discuss AI oversight at Ascend SC forum (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — South Carolina leaders and experts from across the country met in the Lowcountry to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. The South Carolina Emerging Tech Association hosted the Ascend SC forum, bringing together state lawmakers and technology experts to discuss the impact of advanced technology on the state’s economy and energy. State Rep. Greg Ford, R-Dorchester County, District 98, attended the forum to speak with experts as he drafts legislation. “I wanted
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