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NCPD honors Stall High employees for defusing weapons incident

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 13, 2024

On Sept. 13, Captain Glover and Deputy Chief Johnson awarded Mr. Midget and Ms. Harrison the police department’s “Civilian Achievement Award” for their actions in defusing, de-escalating, and maintaining safety during a weapons incident at Stall High School, where they are both employed.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace addresses visa revocations for Hamas supporters

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 13, 2024

Congresswoman Nancy Mace Presses Secretaries Mayorkas and Blinken on Visa Revocations for Hamas Supporters

Rep. Nancy Mace introduces bill to protect wildlife from vehicle harm

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 12, 2024

Congresswoman Nancy Mace has introduced the "Snowmobiles Aren’t Weapons Act" (SAW Act) to prevent the misuse of motor vehicles in harming wildlife on federal lands.

Representative Mace criticizes administration's handling of rising inflation

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 12, 2024

Representative Nancy Mace issued a statement on September 12, 2024, regarding the latest report from the Labor Department, which indicates a 3.2% rise in core inflation compared to the previous year.

North Charleston announces inaugural Hispanic Heritage Month celebration

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 11, 2024

The City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department will present the city’s first Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration on Friday, October 11, 2024, from 6-9 pm at the Park Circle Community Building located at 4800 Park Circle, North Charleston. The inaugural family-friendly event is presented in acknowledgment of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which is recognized from September 15 to October 15 each year. Admission and parking are free.

Nancy Mace emphasizes vigilance against terrorism on 9/11 anniversary

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 11, 2024

Congresswoman Nancy Mace issued a statement on September 11, 2024, emphasizing the importance of vigilance in combating terrorism.

North Charleston calls for exhibition proposals for Park Circle Gallery

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 11, 2024

The City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department is currently accepting applications for monthly exhibitions at Park Circle Gallery (PCG) from July 2025 to June 2026. Established and emerging professional visual artists are invited to apply individually or as a group. The gallery seeks to showcase artwork by local and regional artists across various subjects and media.

New officer joins New City Police Department

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 11, 2024

The New City Police Department (NCPD) has announced the addition of a new officer to its ranks. Officer Abigail Buckley was officially sworn in this morning by Deputy Chief Karen Cordray.

Representative Nancy Mace criticizes Biden administration's use of VA in voter registration efforts

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 10, 2024

Representative Nancy Mace on the Veteran Affairs Committee Vote to Issue a Subpoena on the Department of Veteran Affairs

Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduces legislation prohibiting amnesty for Hamas sympathizers

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 10, 2024

Washington, D.C., September 10, 2024 — Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduced the No Amnesty for Hamas Sympathizers Act, a bill aimed at ensuring individuals who have resided in Palestinian-administered territories or who hold passports or other travel documents issued by the Palestinian Authority are not admitted to the United States.

Charleston police make additional arrests in downtown robberies

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 10, 2024

The Charleston Police Department has made three additional arrests in connection to two armed robberies that occurred minutes apart in downtown Charleston.

North Charleston Police Department offers insight through Police Citizens Academy

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 10, 2024

The North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) is offering an opportunity for community members to gain insight into local law enforcement through its Police Citizens Academy. The program aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the department's daily operations and community policing efforts.

Chamber marks August with new leadership, honors, and initiatives

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 10, 2024

The month of August at the Chamber was marked by significant events and milestones. The Chamber welcomed Col. Jason Parker to the region during Impact: Change of Command, initiated the Leadership Charleston Class of 2025, and honored its Champions of Business with the release of the 2024 Legislative Scorecard. This period represented growth and recognition for the business community.

Chamber conference addresses diversity gaps in education

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 10, 2024

The 2024-2025 school year is underway, with many schools nearing one month of classroom instruction. As the region sees an increase in bus traffic and shifting traffic patterns, it is evident that students from diverse backgrounds are returning to advance their education and prepare for future workforce roles.

Congresswoman Mace demands answers from Biden-Harris administration on social media censorship

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 9, 2024

Washington, D.C., September 9, 2024 — Congresswoman Nancy Mace, Chairwoman of the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Government Innovation, has sent a letter to President Biden and Vice President Harris seeking answers on alleged information suppression campaigns conducted by the Administration, particularly in the lead-up to national elections.

Officers and citizens join forces for peace walk in Hawthorne City

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 9, 2024

Last week, RECAP (Rebuilding Every Community Around Peace) partnered with the non-profit organization Art Pot for a community walk in Hawthorne City mobile home park. The goal was for the NCPD to re-establish a close relationship with Hispanic communities. Encouraging citizens to come forward, report crimes, and participate in the solution will make their communities safer and more peaceful.