State legislature begins 2022 session
February 1, 2022
In January, I returned to the Statehouse to begin the second year of a two-year legislative session. The House will meet for 18 weeks, adjourning in mid-May.
In January, I returned to the Statehouse to begin the second year of a two-year legislative session. The House will meet for 18 weeks, adjourning in mid-May.
According to the South Carolina Geological Survey, it is common for South Carolina to have between six and 10 small earthquakes a year, scattered throughout the state.
I returned to the Statehouse for three days this month for a brief special session. There, we finalized new lines for state legislative districts and sent a bill to Gov. McMaster’s desk. His signature would make the bill law.
As we move into the holiday season, I want to update you on pressing issues in your state government.
I first met Col. Ben Skardon in July 2019 for a story ahead of his 102nd birthday. I inherited the Clemson University beat a few months before that after another reporter left the paper.
Creators Syndicate columnist Steve Chapman asked on Thursday “Is the U.S. too divided to survive?”
In this month’s column, I will continue my update on new laws your state legislature passed this year.
President Joe Biden declared “our only vital interest in Afghanistan today remains in preventing a terrorist attack on the American homeland.” Maybe he forgot to look at a map.