www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2025-02-11 06:30:58

SUMMARY: Clemson University architecture students presented innovative ideas for the future of the Georgetown Port to the county council, emphasizing the importance of connectivity within the city. The port, given to the county by the State Ports Authority in 2023, offers a unique opportunity for community engagement. Students proposed various uses, including extending the Harbor Walk, creating a port museum, and developing recreational spaces like an amphitheater. Council Chairman Clinton Elliot welcomed the students’ insights, highlighting the need to attract and retain younger generations in Georgetown. Discussions around the port’s development are ongoing, but progress remains in its early stages.

There is a positive outlook on the future of Georgetown County, especially with the loss faced in December of 2024 after the 90-year-old International Paper Mill announced its closing. While the paper mill closes, the Georgetown County Council is just getting started on possible ideas for both that property and the Georgetown Port.

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2025-02-11 06:09:33

SUMMARY: U.S. Representative Nancy Mace has accused South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson of intentionally delaying investigations into alleged sex crimes involving four men, including her ex-fiancé, Patrick Bryant. During a House speech, Mace outlined serious claims against these men, including conspiracy to commit rape and non-consensual exploitation of women and underage girls. Despite presenting evidence, Mace alleges Wilson’s office did not advance the investigation. Wilson stated he directs individuals to report crimes to law enforcement, as he serves as the chief prosecutor. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division has opened an investigation into Bryant regarding assault and voyeurism allegations.

South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace accuses ex-fiancé, associates of assaulting her, raping others in House speech

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www.abccolumbia.com – Rochelle Dean – 2025-02-10 23:57:00

SUMMARY: South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace delivered a passionate hour-long speech in the U.S. House, denouncing individuals who exploit women and children, referencing her own experiences with her ex-fiancé, whom she accused of possessing disturbing images and videos of victims, including herself. Mace claimed to have found over 10,000 explicit images and criticized the South Carolina Attorney General, Alan Wilson, for allegedly delaying her claims, labeling the response as intimidation against victims. In a rebuttal, Wilson’s office stated Mace’s accusations were false, insisting that he was unaware of the allegations until her speech and emphasizing his commitment to protecting vulnerable individuals.

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