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  • October

    Crane Retrofit
    5 Oct 2018

    Raising the Cranes

    While a 115 foot crane is extremely high, especially from the top of it, it’s not quite high enough
  • Charleston Waterfront Park-Pineapple Fountain
    5 Oct 2018

    Permitting the Waterfront Park Expansion Project

    The Joseph P. Riley Jr. Waterfront Park, one of the Charleston’s most iconic settings, is about to
  • Several Dredges
    5 Oct 2018

    Digging Deeper

    Dredging in the Charleston Harbor Entrance Channel is underway as the first part of the Post 45
  • Amanda Heath
    5 Oct 2018

    Meet Our: Amanda Heath

    Describe your job. As the chief of the Special Projects Branch in the Regulatory Division, I
  • Maj. Paul Sipe
    5 Oct 2018

    Meet Our: Maj. Paul Sipe

    Describe your job. I serve in three roles. At times, I am a coordinating staff officer, working with
  • Tommy Fennel
    5 Oct 2018

    Why I volunteer for Emergency Response...

    Every year, June 1st rolls around and people along the Gulf Coast and Eastern Seaboard collectively
  • Supplemental Funding By the Numbers
    5 Oct 2018

    Supplemental Funding Brings New Work to Charleston

    The recently-passed Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 included quite a few projects for the Charleston
  • Post 45 Dredging
    5 Oct 2018

    If you build it, they will come

    There are several elements that need to be examined during any harbor deepening project, one of
  • Joint Base Charleston Visiting Quarters
    5 Oct 2018

    Joint Base Charleston Visiting Quarters

    At 149,210 square feet, the Joint Base Charleston Visiting Quarters will be the largest building the
  • Myrtle Beach Renourishment
    5 Oct 2018

    Folly and Myrtle Getting Sandy

    Pretty soon, the more than 15 million visitors each year to both Folly Beach and the Grand Strand
  • September

    National Guard Installs HESCO Barriers
    24 Sep 2018

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers joins forces with National Guard in response to Florence

    CONWAY, S.C. -- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers logistics and technical advisors join forces with South
  • Survey Assessments at Folly Beach
    24 Sep 2018

    South Carolina Post-Florence Beach Assessments

    Hurricane Florence barreled toward the east coast of the United States at a historically slow pace
  • 12 Sep 2018

    Hurricane Florence District Updates

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, has activated their Emergency Operations
  • July

    Walls Cast at Pierce Terrace
    3 Jul 2018

    Walls Cast at Pierce Terrace Elementary School

    When you think of Styrofoam, you usually think of it as holding your latest purchase in place while
  • 4th Annual Government Agencies Exhibition
    3 Jul 2018

    4th Annual Government Agencies Expo

    The fourth annual Federal Executive Association’s Government Expo was a great success for several
  • Teaching and Recruiting
    3 Jul 2018

    Teaching and Recruiting

    Charleston District Survey Technician Jennifer Kist recently presented to the student body and
  • BG Holland Visits Charleston
    3 Jul 2018

    Brig. Gen. Holland Visits South Carolina

    In May, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division Commander Brig. Gen. Diana Holland
  • Permitting the Upstate
    3 Jul 2018

    Permitting the Upstate

    On March 28th, Charleston District leaders were in Greenville, S.C., to officially open the
  • Lessons from The Nature Conservancy
    3 Jul 2018

    Getting a Little TNC Can Make You Think

    As I discussed in my last article, I wanted to bring some focus to the more informal learning that
  • The Greatest Generation
    3 Jul 2018

    The “Greatest Generation” is Still Great

    The generation of people born between 1910 and 1924 are known as “the greatest generation.” They are
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