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Lowcountry high school football - Week 10
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Week 10 of the high school football season in the Lowcountry kicks off on Friday. Check back here for previews, highlights, scores and more throughout the week. (2) Berkeley (7-1) at Cane Bay (3-5) - Live 5 Game of the Week. West Ashley (2-6) at...
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Demolition proposal for former Charleston kindergarten draws mixed reactions
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A proposal to demolish the former Marion S. Hanckel Kindergarten on Pitt Street is before Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review. The building once served as a learning institute for children and housed historical artifacts, including items connected to the Confederacy, according to the applicant’s presentation. It now sits vacant, with holes in the roof and graffiti on its exterior.
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BE's Ponkow joins top SC seniors to play in North-South game
Bishop England High School football standout Matthew Ponkow has been selected to play in the 79th Annual Touchstone Energy North-South All-Star Football Game. The 6-1, 225-pound defensive end/linebacker is a team captain and owns the BE career quarterback sack record with 38 and is closing in on the school record for career tackles. He has 326 tackles entering this weekend’s game against Georgetown. Hunter Alex currently holds the school record with 336 stops.
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The Post and Courier
Graves likely present at planned dorm site, but excavation is needed to confirm, CofC survey says
CHARLESTON — A radar survey of the site where the College of Charleston plans to build a freshman residence hall indicated that graves are likely present underground, even though no “obvious grave shafts” were identified. The goal of the survey was to learn more about what’s under 106 Coming St., though all findings are speculative until the area is excavated and the ground is physically examined. The survey was conducted before the former YWCA building on the site was demolished, so it could not collect data where the building was, or where other objects, like walls, vegetation or concrete ca...
blufftontoday.com
USCB receives early funding for proposed marine research facility in Beaufort
The University of South Carolina Beaufort is planning a new facility for coastal research and education. The South Carolina Legislature has approved $305,000 for the initial planning and design stages. This proposed facility is a potential collaboration between USCB and the S.C. Department of Natural Resources. University leaders hope the...