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Originally published by Lucy Valeski for The Herald There are zero Republican women serving in South Carolina’s Senate, but an upcoming special election could slightly shift the General Assembly’s demographics. Despite women outnumbering…
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Originally published by Abigail Quinn for ABC Lowcountry business leader and community advocate, Katie McCravy, announced Sunday her candidacy for the South Carolina House of Representatives in District…
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Originally published by Matthew T. Hall for The State A year ago, Gov. Henry McMaster reluctantly signed a bill that changed how South Carolina’s lawmakers elect judges, expanding…
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Originally published by Who’s On The Move Sam Johnson, a lifelong Columbian and dedicated public servant, has officially announced his candidacy for an at-large seat on…
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Originally published by Citizen Portal In a significant step for South Carolina’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the Senate Fish, Game and Forestry Committee unanimously approved the nomination…
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Originally published by Alan Cooper for Who’s On The Move Last year, we published an article titled Celebrating South Carolina Women. The goal was to elevate the stories of…
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Sexual harassment is alive and apparently welcome at the South Carolina Statehouse.
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Data from the State Election Commission shows that more women participated in the February Presidential Primaries than men in at least four Midlands counties.
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With the presidential election bearing down on us on November 5th, it’s worth pointing out the candidates for President are not the only people on the ballot.
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Retired South Carolina Supreme Court Justice Kaye Hearn, South Carolina State Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter, and Judge Nancy Gutierrez were honored by the organization Women in Leadership at a dinner Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2024, in Columbia.