1/ It’s not every day that you get to announce $95 million is coming to your area because hundreds of people worked together.
Today, the last funding hurdle, the State Infrastructure Bank approved Pickens County’s application to improve SC183. It took 7 years but we have …
Still shocked that I was the only one on council who thinks we should invoice a campaign visit that cost the county $30K. The precedent is now set for us to pay for all other campaigns to stop here.
‘Stuck with the bill’?
Two government entities are on track to receive a combined $40,000 in tax reimbursements to cover expenses related to former President Donald Trump’s campaign stop in Pickens earlier this month.
https://t.co/5VlTy8rj3z
ATTENTION: Due to inclement weather concerns, the 2023 Juneteenth Festival on Monday, June 19th, 2023, from 11 AM to 3 PM, will now be held inside the Hendrix Student Center (720 McMillan Rd, Clemson, SC 29631) on Clemson University's campus.
Guaranteed paid parental leave for public school teachers in SC when they welcome a new child via birth, adoption, or fostering will soon be on the governor’s desk — House members just unanimously voted to agree with changes senators made to the bill last week.
Over a million people have taken our https://t.co/HeEQVgYKkE quiz. We are now proud to report that a recently accepted paper in @PNASNexus demonstrates that taking the Quiz improve users' accuracy in spotting fake accounts https://t.co/RI44fMfSbd
We are enjoying this parade of counties in the House of Representatives today! Abbeville to York—we ❤️all 46. Here’s 📷s of Union being recognized in the gallery + Pickens with House Majority Leader Davey Hiott.
Thanks to @SCCounties, I saw the SC House in session for the first time today, and now we're talking legislative agenda. I'm grateful for opportunities to connect and learn more about county and state governing.
Greetings from the meeting of the Pickens County delegation. There's a rather large crowd here in Liberty to kick off the legislative session. I'll live tweet it here.
Woman speaker (missed name): wants "age-inappropriate books out of reach of impressionable children." Don't entice kids to see pornographic images in books. We're not banning books, we're protecting kids.
Rachel Cox: think of the effect of bills on citizens you don't hear from. "Disappointed in the caliber of education bills" - they don't support students or teachers. We don't need additional/prohibitive laws - consider nuance, all words.
Jessica Merrill: advocates for homeless people and related needs. Shared problems she sees (and has had) with Pickens' homeless shelter. Encounters problems with people doing drugs. Recommended Dream Center.