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Parker’s Kitchen enters Florida, plans major expansion through 2027

Parker’s Kitchen enters Florida, plans major expansion through 2027

The convenience-store chain expects major growth in 2027, including plans for 12 Florida locations.
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Driver killed after pickup strikes dump truck on I-95

Driver killed after pickup strikes dump truck on I-95

A total of five people died on South Carolina highways last weekend.
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Congresswoman Nancy Mace Supports Federal Grant for Trident Technical College's Talent Search Program

Congresswoman Nancy Mace Supports Federal Grant for Trident Technical College's Talent Search Program

Congresswoman Nancy Mace has expressed her support for a federal grant totaling $490,000 awarded to Trident Technical College's Talent Search Program. This program is designed to assist middle and high school students in Ber. The grant aims to provide resources and opportunities for these students, likely focusing on academic support, career exploration, and preparation for higher education. The support from Congresswoman Mace underscores the importance of federal funding in bolstering educational initiatives at the local level. Trident Technical College, located in South Carolina, will utilize these funds to further its mission of serving the educational needs of its community, particularly for younger students who may benefit from early intervention and guidance in their academic and career paths.
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City of Charleston Addresses Demolition of Historic 52 Cooper Street, Vows Process Reforms

City of Charleston Addresses Demolition of Historic 52 Cooper Street, Vows Process Reforms

The City of Charleston, South Carolina, has issued a statement acknowledging the loss and community pain following the demolition of a historic structure at 52 Cooper Street. The building was described as a sacred place, deeply connected to generations of Eastside families and Charleston’s African American history. The City is currently conducting a full review to determine how the demolition unfolded, including whether the conditions of the demolition permit were adhered to. Officials have identified gaps in their existing processes, particularly concerning the lack of prior engagement with surrounding neighborhoods before the demolition of historic structures. The City has committed to implementing changes to prevent similar incidents in the future, aiming for greater transparency and community involvement in decisions affecting historic properties.
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Eleven Chatham County residents charged in massive retail theft scheme

Eleven Chatham County residents charged in massive retail theft scheme

Eleven people face charges for a multi-state retail theft scheme that cost businesses over $200,000 in goods.
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719 volunteers, 340,992 meals reclaim the day for 9/11 anniversary

719 volunteers, 340,992 meals reclaim the day for 9/11 anniversary

Jacksonville was one of 50 cities that mobilized 50,000 volunteers to pack at last 17 million meals for the needy on the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
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Award-winning Beaufort-Jasper-Hampton area health care provider retires

Award-winning Beaufort-Jasper-Hampton area health care provider retires

Physician Assistant, Harold “Buck” Harvey, PA-C, retires after 48 'wonderful years'
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Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets

Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets

Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets
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These 10 Georgia towns are about to look like a fall movie

These 10 Georgia towns are about to look like a fall movie

Southern Living highlighted 10 Georgia towns that could offer stunning fall foliage, from Helen and Blue Ridge to Pine Mountain and Whitesburg.
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Nth Cycle and Glencore Announce 10-Year, $1 Billion+ Off-Take Deal for Project SHIELD

Nth Cycle and Glencore Announce 10-Year, $1 Billion+ Off-Take Deal for Project SHIELD

Nth Cycle and Glencore Announce 10-Year, $1 Billion+ Off-Take Deal for Project SHIELD
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Flash Flood Risk in Lower Mid-Atlantic Tonight

Flash Flood Risk in Lower Mid-Atlantic Tonight

The Weather Prediction Center (WPC) has issued a Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion highlighting the potential for scattered flash flooding across the Lower Mid-Atlantic region. Showers and thunderstorms are developing along a quasi-stationary front stretching from the Virginia Tidewater to the Midlands of South Carolina. These storms are being fueled by strong convergence, moderate instability (1000-1500 J/kg of MLCAPE), and high precipitable water values of 1.9-2 inches. Rainfall rates of 2-3 inches per hour have already been observed, and the focus of this activity is expected to shift southwestward into the Sandhills of North Carolina and South Carolina Midlands as the evening progresses.
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Governor Henry McMaster Awards Order of the Palmetto to Dr. Meera Narasimhan for Contributions to Neuropsychiatry

Governor Henry McMaster Awards Order of the Palmetto to Dr. Meera Narasimhan for Contributions to Neuropsychiatry

Governor Henry McMaster presented the Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina's highest civilian honor, to Dr. Meera Narasimhan, MD, DLFAPA. Dr. Narasimhan is a professor and chair in the Department of Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Floyd School of Medicine and Prisma Health Midlands. The award ceremony took place at the South Carolina State House and was attended by Dr. Narasimhan's friends, family, and colleagues. Among the notable attendees were Speaker of the House Murrell Smith, University of South Carolina Provost Mary Ann Fitzpatrick, and Floyd School of Medicine Senior Associate Dean of Medical Education Dr. PK Krajacic. This recognition acknowledges Dr. Narasimhan's significant contributions to the fields of neuropsychiatry and behavioral sciences, highlighting her impact on medical education and patient care within the state.