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Folly Beach asking beachfront homeowners to host AI surf cameras on their properties (opens the original)
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FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCSC) — Folly Beach is turning to artificial intelligence to get a closer look at how its shoreline changes over time, but the city needs some homeowners to provide the vantage points. The city contracted with Surfline Coastal Intelligence for $76,500 earlier this summer to use artificial intelligence cameras to document erosion patterns and wave activity along the shoreline. City officials say cameras installed at beach access points and piers alone will not provide enough da
CCSD board member defends actions before panel in misconduct hearing (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston County School Board member Darlene Dunmeyer-Roberson defended her position before a three-member panel in Columbia on Monday, responding to allegations that could lead to her removal from the board. The hearing is the first of its kind involving a South Carolina school board member facing removal proceedings over alleged misconduct. The hearing followed an executive order from Gov. Henry McMaster that allowed Dunmeyer-Roberson to respond to charges involving th
Turning history into opportunity: South Carolina conference explores Black tourism (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Nearly 100 people are gathering at the College of Charleston this weekend to discuss how South Carolina’s Black communities can use culture and history to create tourism opportunities and build wealth. The South Carolina African-American Tourism Conference, centered on culture, commerce and community, brings together community leaders and others interested in developing tourism experiences and connecting communities with resources. Black tourism has a $2.4 billion econo
Long Savanna community moves forward as Charleston leaders try to ease West Ashley growing pains (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Another piece of the Long Savanna development moved closer to construction on Thursday. But as the process continues, Charleston leaders and the developer are working on changes intended to address the impact of thousands of new homes on West Ashley. The development is planned to bring 4,500 units to Bear Swamp Road, just off Bees Ferry Road and Savannah Highway, two major arteries that already carry heavy traffic. Parts of the project appeared before the city’s Technic
Long Savanna community moves forward as leaders try to ease West Ashley’s growing pains (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Another piece of the Long Savanna development moved closer to construction on Thursday. But as the process continues, Charleston leaders and the developer are working on changes intended to address the impact of thousands of new homes on West Ashley. The development is planned to bring 4,500 units to Bear Swamp Road, just off Bees Ferry Road and Savannah Highway, two major arteries that already carry heavy traffic. Parts of the project appeared before the city’s Technic
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