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Sheriff's office workers told to reapply for jobs

South Carolina law says everyone who works for a sheriff's office does so purely at the pleasure of the man at the top. Incoming Dorchester County Sheriff L.C. Knight is demonstrating that he takes that principle very much to heart.

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Wife remembers soldier

In less than a month, Army Spc. Adam McKamey Wenger would be back home, back with his wife and children, a family big enough to form a baseball team, though soccer was his favorite sport. They all would have a big party, for sure, and then, maybe he would leave the Army and settle in Jesup, Ga.

Spoleto Festival sees red

Spoleto Festival USA ended its season in the red for the first time in 13 years, another victim of the worsening economy, At the annual fall Spoleto board meeting Friday in New York, General Manager Nigel Redden said, "The festival has experienced a deficit of $372,000 on its 2008 operating budget of $8.4 million. This is an obvious disappointment and a situation we have not dismissed lightly. Now more than ever, we will strive to live within our means while continuing to produce a festival of the highest artistic quality."

Sheriff's office workers told to reapply for jobs

Police to correct shooting warrants

Charleston police say an arrest warrant in this week's fatal shooting in the Citadel Mall parking lot was incorrect. A man identified as a robber in court documents was merely a witness, police said. The shooting outside the J.C. Penney store about 1:30 p.m. Wednesday left Begondae Moore, 27, dead. Two men have been arrested on charges of murder and possessing a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.