Tag: Gov. Henry McMaster
Poetry rally at Statehouse calls for McMaster to a...
By Bridget Frame | Apr 13, 2023
SC’s lack of a poet laureate leaves creative...
By Bridget Frame | Feb 7, 2023
McMaster pledges more for SC teachers. Is it enoug...
By Danielle Cahn | Jan 20, 2023
Amid education crisis, S.C. teachers receive start...
By Cora Stone | Apr 4, 2022
The S.C. Department of Juvenile Justice gets a new...
By Sydney Pennington | Feb 23, 2022
Twice as many SC drivers could be using ignition interlock devices next year
by Camdyn Bruce | Oct 2, 2023
Lawmakers are cracking down on drunk drivers in a state where DUI-related fatalities are consistently a problem.
Read MoreLibrarians defend book collections during ‘uptick’ in book challenges
by Emma Dooling | Nov 29, 2021
While the debate over book challenges may be complex, librarians believe their role in the matter is a lot simpler than it seems.
Read MoreMcMaster calls for inquiry into school library books with ‘obscene or pornographic depictions’
by Emma Dooling | Nov 11, 2021
Gov. Henry McMaster wants a review of books on South Carolina school shelves after learning about a parent petition to remove a provocative book from the Fort Mill School District.
Read MoreFastCast for Tuesday, Oct. 5
by Staff | Oct 5, 2021
A look at local, state and national news in a fast format from your reporters at Carolina News & Reporter.
Read More“Wall of Remembrance” unveiled on 9/11
by Andrea Betancourt | Sep 16, 2020
A “Wall of Remembrance” was unveiled on the 19th anniversary of 9/11 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
Read MoreGov. McMaster to allow beaches, retail stores to reopen
by Landon Stamper | Apr 20, 2020
Gov. Henry McMaster announced Monday that beaches and retail stores will be allowed to reopen.
Read MoreRecovery continues in Hampton County after Monday’s lethal tornadoes
by Lexi Torrence | Apr 15, 2020
Residents of some South Carolina counties are dealing with devastation from Monday’s tornadoes even as they must social distance because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreEaster Sunday church services move online
by Staff | Apr 10, 2020
Gov. Henry McMaster says he’s not going to infringe on anyone’s First Amendment right to celebrate Easter this Sunday, but encourages people to practice safe social distancing norms if they are going out to church and enjoy services online if they can.
Read MoreMcMaster closes more nonessential businesses
by Madison Poindexter | Apr 3, 2020
Gov. McMaster issued two new executive orders Friday, April 3. More nonessential businesses will close Monday at 5 p.m., and short-term leases are prohibited.
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