Citizens lose control when development is state issue
Wed, 07/19/2017 - 08:57
Staff Reports
As you assess the work of the South Carolina General Assembly, there’s no avoiding a recurring theme: economic development-related bills.
Some are overt, like one that would create two new programs and a grant fund to further integrate economic development into the school system.
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