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SC politics reporter for the @postandcourier | find me at igrenier@postandcourier.com | alum @vicadvocate, @thegamecock, @uofsc

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I'm currently working in Columbia, SC as the education reporter for the Post and Courier in Columbia. I'm from South Carolina and a graduate of the University of South Carolina's Honors College, where I studied history and political science and worked for the Daily Gamecock.

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Staffing shift splits elementary school librarians between VISD schools

Staffing shift splits elementary school librarians between VISD schools

Some Victoria elementary schools will share library staff starting this fall because of staffing adjustments …

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Mother of teen killed at Port Lavaca school in 1991 protests inaction

Mother of teen killed at Port Lavaca school in 1991 protests inaction

More than 30 years after her 17-year-old daughter was killed at school in Port Lavaca, Olivia Johnson is stil…

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Torres Elementary students march in end-of-year parade

Torres Elementary students march in end-of-year parade

It was standing room only at Torres Elementary School on Thursday morning, as students, parents and teachers …

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Column: USC's historical markers tell an incomplete history

Column: USC's historical markers tell an incomplete history

Historical monuments and markers are an important part of telling history to the public, but USC's markers te…

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Save 5 Points group functions as informal student wing of Rickenmann mayoral campaign

Save 5 Points group functions as informal student wing of Rickenmann mayoral campaign

The Save 5 Points organization has functioned as an unofficial student wing of city councilman Daniel Rickenm…

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SC preservation groups worry proposed federal rollbacks could hurt historic protection efforts

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By Ian Grenier Verified
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COLUMBIA — Preservation groups in South Carolina fear a proposed federal regulatory change would threaten a process meant to protect historic sites from being damaged by building projects. Advanced July 24 by the federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the new regulations would rewrite the rules surrounding what's known as a Section 106 review, a process federally related construction projects go through that's meant to identify, minimize or avoid harming historic places.
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Charleston Democrat picked as gubernatorial nominee Jermaine Johnson’s Lt. Gov. running mate

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By Ian Grenier Verified
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina Democratic Party nominee for governor Jermaine Johnson has picked former Charleston party Chairman Sam Skardon to be his running mate. Skardon works has a nonprofit lender and has never held office before, while his wife Leslie Skardon is a member of Charleston City Council. The July 30 announcement completes the gubernatorial matchup for the Nov. 3 general election, when Johnson and Skardon will face the Republican ticket of Attorney General Alan Wilson and state Sen.
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Here are the 12 GOP candidates in SC who want Lindsey Graham’s former US Senate seat

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By Ian Grenier Verified, Nick Reynolds Verified
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COLUMBIA — The field of candidates running to replace Lindsey Graham as South Carolina’s next Republican nominee for U.S. Senate is set. Twelve people filed with the S.C. Election Commission for the Aug. 11 special primary after Graham’s sudden death this month. With so many names on the ballot, it’s likely no one will break the 50 percent threshold needed to win the nomination outright, setting up an Aug. 25 runoff with the top two vote-getters.
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