Kathryn Casteel
Editor at Post and Courier
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2 months ago |
postandcourier.com | Kathryn Casteel
With construction underway of the highly anticipated pedestrian bridge that will connect West Ashley to the peninsula across the Ashley River, drivers can expect some nighttime lane closures this week. City officials, in collaboration with the S.C. Department of Transportation, plan to close a half-mile of U.S. Highway 17 northbound — a section that spans the river from Albemarle Road in West Ashley to the exit ramp for Lockwood Boulevard downtown — from 9 p.m. Feb. 26 through 6 a.m. Feb 27.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
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SC LGBTQ youth have faced waves of anti-trans policies. Trump's White House return has them worried.
Dec 6, 2024 |
postandcourier.com | Kathryn Casteel |Kenna Coe
Tym Jackson credits Uplift LGBTQ+ Youth Outreach Center with saving his son’s life. Before Perci, 15, began going to support sessions at the Spartanburg nonprofit for queer and trans youth, his father said he was withdrawn from his experiences of being bullied by students when he started high school as a freshman. Classmates criticized his appearance and preferred pronouns, Tym Jackson said, so he started staying home from class more than he went.
SC LGBTQ youth have faced waves of anti-trans policies. Trump's White House return has them worried.
Dec 6, 2024 |
aikenstandard.com | Kathryn Casteel |Kenna Coe
Tym Jackson credits Uplift LGBTQ+ Youth Outreach Center with saving his son’s life. Before Perci, 15, began going to support sessions at the Spartanburg nonprofit for queer and trans youth, his father said he was withdrawn from his experiences of being bullied by students when he started high school as a freshman. Classmates criticized his appearance and preferred pronouns, Tym Jackson said, so he started staying home from class more than he went.
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Oct 5, 2024 |
postandcourier.com | Kathryn Casteel
The Farm House tack shop in Landrum, a rural community just a few miles from the North Carolina border, is back open just days after the remnants of Hurricane Helene devastated the area. Ryann Wolfe manages a handful of employees at the family-owned store that hugs the county line between Greenville and Spartanburg off Highway 176. The smell of leather and halters lingers through the aisles as a staffer gently sweeps the concrete floors. Only mid-morning daylight illuminates the way.
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