Wingate named interim South Carolina treasurer in Ravenel vacancy
Governor taps CPA Ken Wingate to lead Treasury on short term as Senate approves sine die move opening end date for possible permanent replacement. State leaders discuss restoring credit confidence and potential back session to appoint Ravenel successor. Ryberg eyes 2004 House race.
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Who's Your Daddy film bows at Urbanworld festival
Paul discusses a pre finish for the movie at Urbanworld VIBE Film Festival amid early buzz from test screenings. The director plans a final cut after festival feedback, with Big Boi starring and Qur Stories Films handling release.
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Firefighter Mulkey Remembered By Camp Can Do For Youth
Charleston Firefighter Louis Mulkey, 34, who died in a fatal incident, mentored children at Camp Can Do and coached at Summerville High School. Fellow firefighter Tomo Tumo recalled Mulkey’s compassionate leadership and impact on youths, noting the annual camp helped many kids cope with trauma. A public memorial service, attended by Alben representatives and safety officials, is set for Friday at the North Charleston Coliseum at 10 am.
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Pit plant fate debated as House inserts relocation plan
National Nuclear Security Administration faces questions over moving the plutonium pit plant from South Carolina to Texas. Lawmakers argue relocation may increase security risks, while advocates cite efficiency. Projections show 450 permanent jobs and 1,000 construction workers at SRS.
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