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December

6 Dec 2017
Pierce Terrace Elementary Groundbreaking
“Hurry up and dig” was the most memorable line from the original song performed by eager first
6 Dec 2017
Permitting for Oysters
Oyster season in the Lowcountry means one thing, lots of oyster roasts and eating lots of oysters.
6 Dec 2017
Affirmative Action Award
Congratulations to Jessica Byrd, Charleston District’s Equal Employment Opportunity Officer, for
6 Dec 2017
Coleslaw is Just a Method
This story is part one of a three part series on highlighting learning from the private sector in
6 Dec 2017
Entering through the Castle Doors!
Writing and editing have been a huge part of my life for the past 11 years. As a College of
6 Dec 2017
Mission: Critical Recovery
A hurricane hits. A flood rushes in. The skies return to normal. Recovery begins. In the last three
6 Dec 2017
Simply Supporting Nature
What are your options if you want a farm but you only own a quarter of an acre of land? You could go
6 Dec 2017
FY17 at a Glance
The Charleston District had another record breaking year. Take a look at these infographics to see
August

16 Aug 2017
Summer at St. Stephen
Although the Charleston District does not have an "official" USACE recreation site, the Cooper River
16 Aug 2017
70 Years Young
If you have been to the St. Stephen Powerhouse, you have met Leroy Pinckney. "Leroy is very
16 Aug 2017
Ready to Respond
ne of the biggest persuasion points for recruiting employees to a federal career is the promise of
16 Aug 2017
Interview with Brig. Gen. Diana Holland
On July 18th, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division held its Change of Command
16 Aug 2017
Fort Jackson Celebrates 100 Years
On June 2, 1917, Congress approved the creation of Camp Jackson as a training center to be located
16 Aug 2017
87th Change of Command
On July 14th, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Palazzini assumed command of the Charleston District. Palazzini comes
16 Aug 2017
Interstate 73 Permit Issued
After 26 years, two environmental impact statements, several re-evaluations, thousands of public
16 Aug 2017
Myrtle Beach Renourishment Project Begins
Bulldozers and pipes are among the visitors to the Grand Strand this summer. But just as other
16 Aug 2017
Rep. Garret Graves Visits Charleston
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District recently had the privilege of spending some
16 Aug 2017
Charleston District Signs Project Partnership Agreement with SC Ports
On July 19th, two pens were put to an important piece of paper which began the process of changing
June

14 Jun 2017
Awards Season
Did you know that “awards season” is such a common term that it actually has a Wikipedia entry? The
14 Jun 2017
Howling at the Wolves
For the third straight year, seniors at Timberland High School have learned how to make a good first

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