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From the South Carolina Emergency Management Division on behalf of the Governor's Office: State government offices in the following counties will operate on modified schedules Wednesday, January 22, 2025: Aiken (Closed) … Allendale (Closed) ... Bamberg (Delayed until 12:00 PM) … Barnwell (Delayed until 12:00 PM) … Beaufort (Closed) … Berkeley (Closed) … Calhoun (Delayed until 12:00 PM) … Colleton (Closed) ... Darlington (Delayed until 10:30 AM) … Dorchester (Delayed until 12:00 PM) … Edgefield (Delayed until 11:00 AM) … Georgetown (Delayed until 11:00 AM) … Hampton (Closed) ... Horry (Closed) … Jasper (Closed) ... Kershaw (Delayed until 10:00 AM) ... Marlboro (Delayed until 11:00 AM) … McCormick (Closed) … Richland (Delayed until 12:00 PM) ... Saluda (Delayed until 11:00 AM) ... Sumter (Closed) ... Williamsburg (Office closes at 03:00 PM) …Visit scemd.org/closings for more information.

SC Lede: In-Session Suspension

Gavin Jackson speaks with Avery Wilks (l) and Seanna Adcox (r) in the South Carolina Public Radio studios on Monday, May 13, 2019.
A.T. Shire/SC Public Radio

On this episode of South Carolina Lede, host Gavin Jackson is joined by The State's Avery Wilks and The Post and Courier's Seanna Adcox to recap which bills were passed during the 2019 state legislative session, and, more importantly, which ones remain in a suspended state until the second year of the session begins in January. They look at bills dealing with dark money, civil asset forfeiture, education reform, and more.

Then South Carolina Public Radio's own Russ McKinney drops by to quiz Gavin about South Carolina history in this week's Did You Know segment.

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Gavin Jackson graduated with a visual journalism degree from Kent State University in 2008 and has been in the news industry ever since. He has worked at newspapers in Ohio, Louisiana and most recently in South Carolina at the Florence Morning News and Charleston Post and Courier.