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Embattled Charleston school board member defends herself to first-of-its-kind SC panel (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — Darlene Roberson, the Charleston County School Board member accused of misconduct in a state investigative report last month, defended herself during a first-of-its-kind hearing in front of a panel tasked with recommending whether Gov. Henry McMaster should oust her from office. The four-hour Sept. 28 session focused on three charges leveled by McMaster based on the August inspector general report: that Roberson improperly disclosed information from executive session shared confidenti
Embattled Charleston school board member defends herself to first-of-its-kind SC panel (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — Darlene Roberson, the Charleston County School Board member accused of misconduct in a state investigative report last month, defended herself during a first-of-its-kind hearing in front of a panel tasked with recommending whether Gov. Henry McMaster should oust her from office. The four-hour Sept. 28 session focused on three charges leveled by McMaster based on the August inspector general report: that Roberson improperly disclosed information from executive session shared confidenti
SC State University cuts some degree programs facing low enrollment (opens the original)
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ORANGEBURG — S.C. State University’s board of trustees voted to end multiple academic programs that have faced low enrollment for years. The cuts included degrees in art education, business education, social studies education, dramatic arts education, technology education, middle-level education, mathematics and mechanical engineering technology. University leaders described the eliminations as a way to save money that would be better served elsewhere on the Orangeburg campus, and to bring its o
SC State University cuts some degree programs facing low enrollment (opens the original)
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ORANGEBURG — S.C. State University’s board of trustees voted to end multiple academic programs that have faced low enrollment for years. The cuts included degrees in art education, business education, social studies education, dramatic arts education, technology education, middle-level education, mathematics and mechanical engineering technology. University leaders described the eliminations as a way to save money that would be better served elsewhere on the Orangeburg campus, and to bring its o
SC House ethics panel reprimands Upstate lawmaker for not paying late filing fines (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — The S.C House Ethics Committee voted this week to publicly reprimand state Rep. Stephen Frank, R-Greenville, for not paying fines he owed for filing three campaign finance disclosures late in 2024. The Sept. 22 vote came over a year after the panel agreed to cut the fine down from an initial $10,300 to $2,100, because Frank at the time cited his wife’s hospitalization and surgery as reasons for the late filings. The panel also had given him a multi-month payment plan for that reduced
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