Officer Honored for Solving Cold Sexual Assault Case
Cpl. Tiffani Crider of the North Charleston Police Department has been recognized for her exceptional work in solving a cold sexual assault case involving a special needs girl. The department announced that Cpl. Crider was named the "Employee of the Month" for December 2023 for her dedication and perseverance in bringing the perpetrator to justice.According to the department, the case dates back to April 2018 when an 11-year-old special needs girl was sexually assaulted. Despite initial investigations, the case went cold. Two years later, in 2020, the same victim, now 13...
Officers, volunteers walk in Union Heights to promote peace
NCPD officers and volunteers from RECAP (Rebuilding Every Community Around Peace) recently took to the streets of Union Heights to promote peace and safety in the neighborhood. The initiative aimed to address recent incidents of violence and engage with the local community to foster a sense of security and unity.During the walk, officers interacted with residents, offering reassurance and solidarity in the wake of a tragic shooting that occurred earlier in the month. One officer affirmed, "The officers spoke with the residents and assured them of their commitment to...
NCPD celebrates National Administrative Professionals Day
Today, the National City Police Department (NCPD) is honoring National Administrative Professionals Day, recognizing the vital role these individuals play within the organization. The day serves as an opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate the hard work and dedication of the administrative staff at NCPD.In a statement, the NCPD expressed gratitude towards its administrative professionals, stating, "Their unwavering dedication and hard work do not go unnoticed, and their contributions keep the wheels of our agency turning smoothly."The NCPD encouraged everyone to join...
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- Rep. Nancy Mace Leads Efforts to Enhance Troop Quality-of-Life in 2025 Defense Bill, Benefit Joint Base Charleston and Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
- Park Circle Gallery to exhibit works by Jirah Perkins
- Officer Christopher Smith Receives "Lifesaving Award" for March 2024
- Pfc. Talnagi Completes Drug Recognition Expert Course
How many companies were inspected by the FDA in cities located in Charleston County in Q4 2023?
There were three companies in cities associated with Charleston County that received three FDA inspections in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Mace Co-sponsors Bill Ensuring Public officials Be Held to the Highest Ethical and Legal Standards
Rep. Craig emphasized the importance of holding public officials accountable, stating, “Public officials should be held to the highest ethical and legal standards – not be immune from them.” She introduced the bipartisan Gifts for Officials, Legislators and Delegates (GOLD) Standard Act to strengthen federal bribery law, aiming to broaden the definition of an “official act” to make it easier to prosecute public officials.Rep. Mace's office expressed the need to restore trust in government institutions, stating, "By cosponsoring this bill, we aim to close loopholes and...
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Rep. Nancy Mace Opposes Government Overreach In TikTok Ban
Representative Nancy Mace of Washington D.C. has spoken out against the proposed ban of TikTok, labeling it as a concerning example of government overreach. In a statement, Rep. Mace expressed her apprehensions, stating, "Banning TikTok is beating the same drum as other communist countries controlling what content we are able to see." She further emphasized, "Let's not give the government any more power to control social media."Rep. Mace presented a detailed argument against the ban, advocating for individual discretion over government interference. She recommended the...
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Rep. Nancy Mace Introduces the Presidential Budget Accountability Act to Bolster Fiscal Accountability
Congresswoman Nancy Mace has introduced the “Presidential Budget Accountability Act” to ensure that the President is held accountable for submitting the annual budget to Congress in a timely manner. The bill includes provisions that would prohibit the payment of salaries to the President and members of the cabinet if the budget is not submitted before the first Monday in February of any year.In a statement regarding the proposed legislation, Rep. Nancy Mace emphasized the importance of fiscal responsibility, stating, "The President's actions are effectively holding the...
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Exciting February 2024 Highlights for Chamber Members
In February 2024, the Chamber experienced a flurry of activities and achievements, as highlighted in the recent report released on March 12, 2024."February saw members all around the state!" exclaimed an unidentified source, reflecting the widespread engagement and participation of Chamber members across the region.The month was marked by significant events, including "Leadership Charleston’s State House Visit" and the approval of "Phase Three" for the Lowcountry Career Collaboratives. These milestones were described as part of "an exciting month for the Chamber" by an...
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Build-A-Shed Sale Supports Local School STEM Programs
Build-A-Shed, a program aimed at supporting local school STEM programs, is hosting a sale where individuals can acquire custom-built storage while contributing to a worthy cause. The event, scheduled for Mar 12, 2024, brings together high school students, contractors, and subcontractors to compete in a one-day build of custom sheds.Teams from various schools including Lucy Beckham High School, James Island Charter High School, Berkeley High School, Cross High School, and East Cooper Center for Advanced Studies will participate in this year's event. The student teams will...
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CITY OF CHARLESTON OFFERS FREE STORM PARKING IN DESIGNATED PARKING GARAGES
The City of Charleston is taking proactive measures to assist residents during inclement weather by offering free storm parking in designated parking garages. In light of the impending storm, several city parking garages will be open to the public for free parking. The following garages are available for use:- Aquarium parking garage (24 Calhoun Street)- Queen Street parking garage (93 Queen Street)- East Bay/Prioleau parking garage (25 Prioleau Street)- 99 West Edge parking garage (99 West Edge Street)- Charleston Tech Center parking garage (997 Morrison Drive)"To...
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NCPD is Hiring: Join the Family Today!
The NCPD is currently seeking individuals who are looking for a fulfilling career with great pay and benefits. According to a recent announcement, the organization is actively hiring and encouraging interested candidates to apply. The message from NCPD reads, "Come join the NCPD family!"If you are interested in starting an exciting new career path, NCPD may be the perfect fit for you. Don't hesitate to apply and take the first step towards joining the NCPD family.
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Officers Participate in Career Day at Hunley Park Elementary
Sergeant Jamel Foster, Pfc. Josh Silva, and therapy K-9 Hope recently visited Hunley Park Elementary School for Career Day, where they connected with the young minds of K-1 and K-2 classes. The officers shared insights into the daily life of law enforcement professionals and emphasized the importance of community safety, inspiring the students and sowing seeds for future leadership and positive impact.The dedication and commitment of officers like Sergeant Jamel Foster and Pfc. Josh Silva were highlighted during the event, showcasing their deep sense of responsibility and...
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St. Patrick's Day Parade Cancelled Due to Unlucky Weather, Festival Still On
St. Patrick's Day Parade Cancelled Due to Unlucky Weather, Festival Still OnUnfortunately, tomorrow's unlucky weather forecast means no parade, but lucky for you the festival goes on. Tomorrow on E. Montague from 12-5!
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City of Charleston Announces Major Parking System Update with New Technology
The City of Charleston has announced a significant upgrade to its parking system in collaboration with Flowbird Group, a provider of curbside management and urban mobility solutions. The city is implementing modernized parking meters and surface lots equipped with advanced touch-screen and pay-by-plate parking technology.Technicians have already installed touch screen kiosks in various surface lots across the city, including popular locations such as Alexander Street, George Street, and the BAM Lot. The city plans to have all new on-street parking meters fully installed...
