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Open Government: Why it Matters. Open Government: Why it Matters.
The Municipal Association of South Carolina, the S.C. Press Association,the S.C. School Boards Association and the S.C. Association of Counties are joining together in putting on this debate-style discussion, which will examine open government scenarios with discussion by a varied group of panelists.

Pan Flu: Prepare. Prevent. Plan Now. Rex on the Road Goes Virtual: An Education Town Meeting.
Improving Our Public Schools. State Department of Education Superintendent Jim Rex discusses educational issues and program reforms.

 

Pan Flu: Prepare. Prevent. Plan Now. Pan Flu: Prepare. Prevent. Plan Now.
In this informative presentation South Carolina experts and community leaders explain what we might face during a pandemic and what we can do about it. Learn what South Carolina is doing and how you can plan now.

The South Carolina Channel, an ETV Station. Meeting Between John Rainey and Thomas Ravenel
ETV's digital broadcast service, the South Carolina Channel aired live coverage of the meeting between Board of Economic Advisers Chairman John Rainey and the Republican candidate for State Treasurer, Thomas Ravenel on Thur., Aug. 24.

The Honorable Glenn F. McConnell – President Pro Tempore of the S.C. Senate. Thursdays, January - May, 2007. This Week in the Senate
Featuring the Honorable Glenn F. McConnell – President Pro Tempore airs live Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. on the South Carolina Channel. Watch past programs on demand.

The Honorable Bobby Harrell, Speaker of the S.C. House of Representatives. Tuesdays, January - May, 2007. This Week in the House
With Speaker Bobby Harrell airs live Tuesdays at 11:30 a.m. on the South Carolina Channel. Watch past programs on demand.

 

Women cut-outs lie on the State House steps as folks remember. October 2005 Silent Witness
The annual Silent Witness ceremony to remember South Carolina women who were victims of domestic homicide was held Mon., Oct. 3, on the State House steps. In addition to prayers and speeches, participants displayed silhouettes for each victim. Watch the event.

Holly Bounds and Scott Grooms stand in front of debris. September 2005 Care From the Heart
A documentary by ETV Reporter/Blogger Holly Bounds and Producer/Director Scott Grooms, who recently traveled to the Gulf Coast and spent ten days tracking South Carolinians aiding in the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

I-95 sign reflects in school bus window as young girl looks out. May 2005 Corridor of Shame: the Neglect of South Carolina's Rural Schools
Offers a stark portrayal of the challenges rural school districts face. Watch the expanded two-hour Video-on-Demand version here.

President George W. Bush. White House photo by Eric Draper. Monday, April 18, 2005. Presidential Address Archived Stream
When President George W. Bush addressed the S.C. General Assembly on Monday, April 18, ETV, ETV Radio and the South Carolina Channel broadcast his speech live.

ETV Reports: The State of the State Address 2005. Wednesday, January 26, 2005. Gov. Mark Sanford gave his annual State of the State address Wednesday, Jan. 26. The address was carried live on ETV and ETV Radio.

Watch the Governor's address.

Watch the Democratic response.

Archive stream of The State of the Hunley Funeral Service. The South Carolina Channel, ETV’s digital broadcast service, aired complete live coverage of the burial of the final crew of the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley on Saturday, April 17, from 9 a.m until 3 p.m.; the event was rebroadcast in its entirety Sunday, April 18, from 6 p.m. until midnight. The ceremony began at White Point Gardens in Charleston, South Carolina, followed by a funeral procession, and concluded at Magnolia Cemetery for the burial.

Archive stream of The State of the State Address 2004. South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford presented his second annual State of the State address from the State House on January 21, 2004.

 

South Carolina Channel stream of interview with General Charles Bolden at the SC State Fair. On Thursday, October 2, at 9 a.m., students across the Palmetto State had a chance to communicate with hometown hero, Brigadier General Charles Bolden during a live broadcast of Xpress: Talking with General Charles Bolden, one of the first broadcasts on ETV's new South Carolina Channel.

Archive stream of The State of the State Address 2003. South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford presented his first annual State of the State address from the State House in January 2003.