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Brian Hicks

Brian Hicks

Metro/News Columnist at The Post and Courier

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Hicks: SC's state parks reflect our souls. We must protect, preserve them.

South Carolina state parks have suffered tremendous damage as a result of Hurricane Helene and the current Upstate fires. The state must be prepared to rebuild.
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Hicks: West Ashley, these 'burbs were made for walking ... or bikin...

The state Department of Transportation's planned safety improvements for West Ashley's two main roads won't ease congestion, because they can't.
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Hicks: Politics canceled an Ashley Hall event, and that's not even ...

President Trump's executive order halting all DEI programs led federal workers to cancel Ashley Hall's "Introduce a Girl to Engineering" day event.
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Hicks: Charleston County constituent school boards, the bell may (f...

After years of surviving beyond their original purpose, Charleston County constituent school boards may be on the way out. Lawmakers may abolish the system.
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Hicks: Attorney, historian and gentleman —Thomas Tisdale helped sha...

Thomas Tisdale, Jr. had a profound effect on Charleston, through his law practice, his volunteer work and his role in helping to elect Joe Riley mayor in 1975.
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Hicks: Like CRT last year, DEI is a cynical, thinly veiled distract...

S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson joined the DEI attack on Costco, which has become the easy play for politicians pandering for low-information voters.
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Hicks: South Carolina's real 'choice'? Sabotaging public schools in...

South Carolina's idea of school choice is promoting private and charter schools at the expense of public education. It all goes back to civil rights.
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Hicks: Nobody moved here for the snow (plows), so expect a few days...

Most people choose to live in Charleston SC precisely because it isn't a place with much need of snow plows. So don't expect roads to get cleared in a day.
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Hicks: South Carolina is great at bringing in new business ... and ...

South Carolina's Commerce Department wants $150 million to read new industrial sites. Why don't lawmakers put as much thought into the roads needed for traffic?
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Hicks: Charleston school officials are wise to invest in their most...

Charleston Superintendent Anita Huggins wants to raise starting teacher pay to $65,000 to increase retention and invest in schools' most important asset.
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Hicks: So, you want to lead the national Democratic Party? Take a l...

Democratic National Committee members will gather in Charleston to choose a new leader. They should listen to the advice of local Democrats to win elections.