#WETHEPEOPLE #GoodTrouble #SouthCarolina Spartanburg South Carolina 29303 Civic Watch: Volunteer to Attend Spartanburg County Legislative Delegation Meetings Mondays May 4, Aug 3, Nov 9 5:30 – 7pm EDT Administrative Building, Council Chambers 366 N Church St www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...

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Civic Watch: Volunteer to Attend Spartanburg County Legislative Delegation Meetings · Mobilize

Decisions that impact our community get made in public meetings, often with little public input in the room. The Spartanburg County Democratic Party is building a "Civic Watch" team to attend key local meetings, take notes for the party and the public, and sign up to speak during public comment when timely issues come up. The Spartanburg County Legislative Delegation is made up of state House and Senate members representing Spartanburg County. They meet periodically throughout the year to address local legislative matters that require General Assembly action. By attending these meetings as a volunteer observer, you'll help ensure our community stays informed about decisions being made by our state legislators on local issues. Whether you choose to speak during public comment, take notes, or simply be a presence in the room, your participation matters. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to show up and pay attention to what's happening in your community.

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#WETHEPEOPLE #GoodTrouble #SouthCarolina Spartanburg South Carolina Civic Watch: Volunteer to Attend Spartanburg County Council Meetings Monday, May 18 5:15 – 7pm EDT Spartanburg County Administrative Building, Council Chambers 366 N Church St Spartanburg, SC 29303 www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...

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Civic Watch: Volunteer to Attend Spartanburg County Council Meetings · Mobilize

Decisions that impact our community get made in public meetings, often with little public input in the room. The Spartanburg County Democratic Party is building a "Civic Watch" team to attend key local meetings, take notes for the party and the public, and sign up to speak during public comment when timely issues come up. Spartanburg County Council meets regularly to make decisions on budgets, ordinances, development, and county services. Most meetings begin at 5:15 PM on Monday evenings and are held at the County Council Chambers. By attending these meetings as a volunteer observer, you'll help ensure our community stays informed about county-level decisions. Whether you choose to speak during public comment, take notes, or simply be a presence in the room, your participation matters. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to show up and pay attention to what's happening in your community. Meetings are also livestreamed on YouTube if you'd like to preview the format before attending in person.

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#WETHEPEOPLE #GoodTrouble #SouthCarolina Charleston South Carolina Right to Ride Day Transit Outreach Monday, May 4 4 – 6pm EDT 80 Mary St Charleston, SC 29403 www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...

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Right to Ride Day Transit Outreach · Mobilize

On Monday, May 4 from 4 to 6 pm at the Mary Street Transit Center Public Transit Advocates with Best Friends of Lowcountry Transit will commemorate the 159th. Anniversary of Mary Bowers winning the right of all Charleston residents, regardless of color, to ride the city's horse drawn street cars in 1867. After the outreach and commemoration, the transit advocates and public will walk to a nearby restaurant for drinks and dinner. Advocates will greet transit riders at the busy Mary Street Transit center at 80 Mary Street to thank them for exercising their right to ride and handing out information on the latest gain in the right of Lowcountry residents to improve their quality of life, the extension of the CARTA Beach reach shuttle for this summer to include service on Fridays in addition to the previous weekend and summer holiday service won five yeas ago. Mary Bowers, an African American woman, demanded the right to ride Charleston's streetcars in April 1867 after being refused at the streetcar stop on Meeting Street, just South of Calhoun after attending the organizing mass meeting of the SC Republican Party on Marion Sqare. The Republicans were then an African American dominated reconstruction era political organization. Mary later filed a written petition with General Scott, commander of the US army of occupation in Charleston describing the incident and demanding her right to ride. General Scott (later reconstruction Governor of the State of SC and the State's first Republican Governor informed the Streetcar Company that they should open the cars to all to avoid his having to put federal troops on them to force integration. The Streetcar company agreed on May 3. On May 4 everyone in Charleston received the right to ride on an equal basis. These incidents were part of a larger campaign of protests in spring 1867 which included other attempts to board the cars and a large demonstration at the Four Corners of Law which included a standoff between the City's Police Guard (mostly former Confederate soldiers and African American Federal Troops from the Army of Occupation. We have not yet found out who resolved that confrontation peacefully. A detailed account of the entire streetcar campaign of 1867 in Charleston can be found in Voices of Black South Carolina by Damon Fordham, 2009, pp. 28 - 33. None of the locations of this remarkable history are identified with historic markers. The Mary Street Transit Center, now planned to be upgraded, connects 10 CARTA bus lines (10, 11, 213, 30, 31, 33, 40, & 41 with service on the 210 and 20 on meeting street a few steps away). The 210, 1, 2 and 3 also stop nearby. Over 100 local thousand transit rides a month begin or end in this area. On Summer weekends those wanting to go to the beach can reach the stop for the free beach reach shuttle on the #40 Mount Pleasant Bus, which begins it's outbound run at the Mary Street Transit Center. For more information on this and other opportunities to fight fo your right to ride, contact William Hamilton of Best Friends of Lowcountry Transit at [email protected] or (843) 870-5299.

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9 of the best family-friendly ways to explore Myrtle Beach
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From classic boardwalk fun to quiet coastal escapes, here’s how families can make the most of South Carolina’s most enduring beach destination. Along South Carolina’s Grand Strand, Myrtle Beach is the centerpiece of a 60-mile stretch of coastline that has become synonymous with summer—salt air, neon …
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"The Thinker"
A sculpture by a distant relation of mine on my maternal grandfather's side, Henry Clews.
Probably Summer 2004. Brookgreen Gardens, Murrell's Inlet, SC.
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When I shared earlier that you should consider running for office even if the odds are very much against you because you never, never know what could happen to your opponent...

THIS RIGHT HERE Is what I'm talking about! Your pious "conservative" opponent may have a ton of skeletons in their closet!

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#MayDay #PERSIST #SouthCarolina Clemson, South Carolina May Day 2026: Workers Over Billionaires Friday, May 1 5 – 7pm EDT Hwy 123 & 76 1250 Tiger Blvd Clemson, SC 29631 www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...

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Clemson, SC May Day 2026: Workers Over Billionaires · Mobilize

Because when the billionaires break every rule, it’s going to take more than a rally to stop them. **Our Demands for May 1st** - Tax the rich so our families, not their fortunes, come first. - No ICE. No war. No private army serving unchecked federal power. - Expand democracy, not corporate power. Hands off our vote. Together we will be flexing our collective muscle in a tremendous day of power - showing our unity through a day of marches, rallies, and actions including **No Work No School No Shopping in many cities.** Join as as together we celebrate May 1st through action and community. *Please note: A core principle behind all our events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.*

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Dylan Stewart | EDGE | #SouthCarolina | 6-5, 245

A 2027 prospect that many will be tracking closely next season. Eye-popping bend and explosiveness, but more finishing production will be expected.

What’s with Lindsey Graham’s inappropriate fixation on Trump’s amorous ballroom?

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.advocate.com/opinion/lindsey-graham-trump-ballroom-fixation