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>Episcopal News Service >December 12, 2009 Andrew Waldo elected as Upper South Carolina's next bishop >By ENS staff [Episcopal News Service] The Rev. W. Andrew Waldo was elected Dec. 12 to be the eighth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina, pending the required consents from the majority of the church's other dioceses.
A small business in South Carolina that does house repair work is likely to be an early winner if President Barack Obama's new, multibillion-dollar stimulus and jobs proposal goes through. That's because part of the package calls for new tax breaks for consumers who invest in energy-effic...
When the Charleston County Republican Party censured South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham last month, the group stated that Graham "in the name of bipartisanship, continues to weaken the Republican brand and tarnish the ideals of freedom, rule of law, and fiscal conservatism." by Jack Hunter When the Charleston County Republican Party censured South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham last month, the ...
Lawmakers debating whether to impeach South Carolina's governor challenged claims Monday that a 2008 taxpayer-funded trip where he saw his Argentine mistress was legitimate state business.
More than a year after the contested 2008 Bluffton Town Council election, the S.C. Supreme Court rul
FLORENCE, S.C. (AP) - Officials say a regional approach is needed to bring prosperity to the Interstate 95 corridor in South Carolina. The yearlong assessment was commissioned to identify ways to address challenges in the 17 counties along the corridor.
Shahbaz urges nation to unite against enemies LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif says that Pakistan is passing through a critical juncture of its history, as enemies are out to destabilize our country....
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- President Obama announced Tuesday that he wants to help small businesses in order help our country's economy. In the Midlands, one small business is pushing through the tough times, determined to stay put.
While President Barack Obama prepares to send 30,000 additional troops into Afghanistan, military families around the country and in South Carolina prepare to deal with the emotional costs of war.
A South Carolina legislative panel considering whether to oust Gov. Mark Sanford will not consider state ethics charges that accuse the two-term Republican of improperly flying in expensive airline seats and reimbursing himself from campaign funds. WJBF News Channel 6’s SC Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has more.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier can empathize with what Connecticut has gone through this season
