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Schuyler Kropf

Schuyler Kropf

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State Government and Politics Reporter, Post and Courier

South Carolina

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  • Two Charleston area special elections will be held Tuesday. Here's what voters should know.

    By Anna Sharpe Verified, Schuyler Kropf Verified| Post and Courier Verified Polls open at 7 a.m. March 25 for two special elections in Charleston County. Mount Pleasant will elect one new face to Town Council, choosing from nine candidates to fill a vacancy on the nine-member body. Voters in House District 113, which encompasses most of North Charleston, will choose a new Statehouse representative. Only one candidate is on the ballot for that seat.

    By Anna Sharpe Verified, Schuyler Kropf Verified · Post and Courier

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Charleston lawyer Gedney M. Howe III passed away Saturday

    By Schuyler Kropf Verified| Post and Courier Verified Charleston attorney Gedney Main Howe III, one of the lions of the South Carolina legal community known for taking on profile cases while at the same time spending hours mentoring young lawyers, passed away March 21. He was 78. His son, Gedney M. Howe IV, recently posted on social media that his father had developed pneumonia, which was severely complicated by his existing Pulmonary Fibrosis and Parkinson’s Disease.

    By Schuyler Kropf Verified · Post and Courier

    Mar. 22, 2025

  • Two Charleston area special elections will be held Tuesday. Here's what voters should know.

    By Anna Sharpe Verified, Schuyler Kropf Verified| Post and Courier Verified Polls open at 7 a.m. March 25 for two special elections in Charleston County. Mount Pleasant will elect one new face to Town Council, choosing from nine candidates to fill a vacancy on the nine-member body. Voters in House District 113, which encompasses most of North Charleston, will choose a new Statehouse representative. Only one candidate is on the ballot for that seat.

    By Anna Sharpe Verified, Schuyler Kropf Verified · Post and Courier

    Mar. 24, 2025

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Post and Courier

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

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