High marks from SC Chamber of Commerce
Vote to bring 2,000 jobs to the Midlands costs perfect score Conservative Republican Nathan Ballentine once again comes through with a strong showing in the 2011 SC Chamber of Commerce […]
Read MoreCOMMUNITY UPDATE: August 2011
*************** STATE HOUSE *************** The first session of the 119th SC Generally Assembly has receded with a scheduled return of January 10, 2012. For those wishing to get a thorough […]
Read MoreMeyer Finlay Pet Adoption Center
Opening soon on Bower Parkway! Pawmetto Lifeline, formerly Project Pet , is very excited as September quickly approaches! Next month they are scheduled to move into their new Adoption, Medical […]
Read MoreTwo Weeks from today! COMMUNITY COOKOUT
Click the image above to view it in a larger size. In just two weeks (Tuesday, August 16th) our community will have 19 elected officials right here in one place […]
Read More$22.5 Billion…and growing?
I want to share with you a five-minute clip that I hope will give you, in layman’s terms, a look inside the largest budget passed by a SC General Assembly. […]
Watch2011 Legislative Survey / End of Year Report
The past two weeks, I’ve mailed out thousands of surveys to constituents here in House District 71! It’s another way I continue to stay in contact along with Facebook , […]
Read MoreMeet Dr. Ed Carney: Riverland Hills Baptist Church
After college I transferred my membership from Taylors First Baptist Church to Riverland Hills Baptist Church , which was then located off St. Andrews Road. Since then, the church has […]
Read More2011 Legislative Manuals now available
Like schools across the state, the end of the “year” means the arrival of “yearbooks”. Well, actually it’s the 2011 Legislative Manual and it’s now available for anyone wishing to […]
Read MoreNo Ordinary Lives…The Life and Times of Chapin area WWII Veterans
My friends, The book, No Ordinary Lives …. The Life and Times of Chapin Area World War II Veterans – will be on sale Saturdays June 25, July 9, and […]
Read MoreUPDATE: New District Lines pass House/Senate
Today the House and Senate passed new district lines based on the 2010 Census Data. Those bills now head to the Governor’s desk but will ultimately need clearance from the […]
Read MoreHouse budget vote expected tomorrow
About an hour ago, the House/Senate Budget Conference Report was signed by conferees. Tomorrow, the House plans to take up a final vote before sending to the Senate. From there […]
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