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Army Corps of Engineers shares progress on Folly Beach renourishment

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is showing progress on a multi-million-dollar effort to preserve Lowcountry beaches.

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$6 5 million dredging project completed in Murrells Inlet

$6 5 million dredging project completed in Murrells Inlet
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10th Wounded Warrior Project Fishing Day at St Stephen Powerhouse serves 100 vets

Nearly 100 active-duty military and veterans gathered at the St. Stephen Powerhouse for a day of therapeutic fishing Thursday.

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Former North Charleston Mayor Summey joins South Carolina Ports Authority as consultant

Former North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey is working with the South Carolina Ports Authority as a consultant, SC Ports said Monday.This comes after the organiz

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Army Corps details sand work in IOP

Rampant erosion along beachfront communities on the Isle of Palms is on tap to receive much-needed relief in the form of 500,000 cubic yards of sand, courtesy of the US

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