Earlier Editorials

Technology program holds promise for students

Building a high school in the rural reaches of northern Beaufort County didn't make much sense from a student numbers perspective, so school district officials looked for ways to justify its construction in the face of mounting opposition. (full story)

Mascot 'kidnapping' not worth police inquiry

The Bluffton Police Department, we're very confident, has more important work to do than tracking down and bringing to justice high school pranksters. (full story)

Kiosk brings to light Mitchelville's hidden story

One of the most difficult aspects of calling attention to the remarkable story of Mitchelville on Hilton Head Island is the lack of visible remnants. (full story)

Light at end of tunnel for troubled primaries

Several bright rays of common sense cut through South Carolina's murky primary process this past week. (full story)

Town of Port Royal keeps moving forward

The town of Port Royal's Cypress Wetlands and Historic Walking Trail is a welcome new attraction that should add to residents' quality of life and draw visitors to the town. (full story)

Proposed vehicle fee tax by any other name

To new urbanists who support "living where you work," an annual $35 vehicle "fee" might seem a reasonable way to help balance the city of Beaufort's fiscal year 2013 budget. (full story)

House Ethics Committee gets a second chance

The House Ethics Committee has an opportunity to restore its credibility by reopening the inquiry into Gov. Nikki Haley's actions while a member of the House. (full story)

Bluffton must not let heritage slip away

Bluffton officials are right to review the rules for the town's Historic Preservation District. They must make sure there aren't any holes in the safety net for irreplaceable structures. (full story)

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