Updates matching "South Carolina"

During the last week of regular session there was a lot of action at the State House. Read more about the bills ACS is following in our Legislative Report for the past week. Stay tuned this week as we have several local communities hearing Smoke Free ordinances and

This was the last full week of regular session for our legislators. There is much still to be accomplished and we are still waiting to hear if the budget will be approved as is currently written. Read the full Legislative Update Here . Thank you for following our updates

Reporting from the State House this week, Government Relations Director Nancy Cheney has prepared a weekly Legislative Update for your review. As we continue to follow the issues at the state level please feel free to contact the Government Relations office at any time with questions. Beth Johnson

It's the middle of May and our State Legislators continue to work hard to represent the Palmetto State. Read more about the issues involving cancer that were discusssed this week on our Legislative Udpate . For more information on these and othe issues contact Government Relations Director Nancy Cheney

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South Carolina Legislative Update Week Ending January 13, 2012 Tuesday, January 10th,

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It has been quite an exciting week at the State House! We are very thankful for the funding for BCN and SCOPE that was allocated this week by the Senate Finance Committee. There are only a few weeks left in the legislative session and it promises to be a very