October 09, 2009

Allen receives the Order of the Palmetto

David L. Allen of Hartsville received the Order of the Palmetto, the highest civilian honor for service in South Carolina, on Monday as family, friends, fellow church members and former colleagues shared in the occasion at Wesley United Methodist Church in Hartsville where Allen is a member.


September 11, 2009

EDITORIAL: Calculating apologies and unemployment

Gov. Mark Sanford keeps saying that it’s for others to decide if he should be impeached.


July 22, 2009

Sanford: Let’s change the subject

Gov. Mark Sanford said it was time for the state to move on from the weeks-long debate about whether he should stay or resign following his admission of an extramarital affair.


July 14, 2009

Sanford’s office couldn’t locate missing governor

Gov. Mark Sanford’s chief of staff, Scott English, called the governor’s cell phones 15 times during the governor’s secret trip to Argentina to visit his lover last month. But the governor never picked up.


July 09, 2009

Small group rallies for Sanford’s resignation, impeachment

A small but vocal and adamant group of protesters rallied at the Statehouse on Thursday night calling for Gov. Mark Sanford to resign or for state lawmakers to impeach him.

Polls say it’s time Sanford resigns

Jeff Neipp of Greenwood campaigned for Mark Sanford during both of the Republican’s races for governor. Now, Neipp wants Sanford — caught in a scandal after disappearing from the country to secretly visit his lover — to resign.

Politics, apologies helping keep SC gov in office

Gov. Mark Sanford has found a way to cling to office, but holding on has had more to do with politics than heartfelt apologies.


July 07, 2009

SC Dems say GOP vote gives Sanford cover

South Carolina Democratic leaders are criticizing a state GOP vote to publicly reprimand Gov. Mark Sanford, rather than ask him to resign, as a meaningless move that provides him cover to stay in office.

Republican turmoil hits early presidential states

Social conservatives in Iowa and New Hampshire already were reeling from scandals surrounding two Republicans thought to be considering White House runs when Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin shocked the party by announcing her resignation.


July 04, 2009

SC residents mixed over fate of cheating governor

After a week that offered the world a glimpse into the conflicted mind of philandering South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford, his constituents differed Friday on whether he should leave office.


July 03, 2009

‘We’ve had worse’: Sanford’s indiscretions not S.C.‘s first

The sexual scandal surrounding Gov. Mark Sanford is not the worst in the state’s history, says a veteran Winthrop University history professor. “We’ve had worse,” according to history professor Dr. Eddie Lee. “Admitting to adultery or having one, two, three or more mistresses in 2009 can ruin a political career. And that has happened before.

Sanford plans to spend holiday weekend with family in Florida

A spokesman says South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford will head to Florida to spend the holiday weekend with his family.


July 02, 2009

Horry County Republican Party responds to Governor Mard Sanford recent affair

The Horry County Republican Party issued a written statement concerning Governor Mark Sanford extramarital affair.

SC 1st lady says she may forgive husband’s affair

The wife of embattled South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford called his affair with an Argentine woman “inexcusable” but said Thursday she is willing to forgive him.

McMaster Response To SLED Announcement

This office will review SLED’s official report when it is received. I see no reason to doubt SLED’s conclusions, their professionalism, or objectivity.

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