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Archive: 2015
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  • April

    Polk Swamp

    Polk Swamp

    On a clear, cool winter day, 20 seniors and two teachers from the Charleston Charter School for Math
  • Students visit the St. Stephen Powerhouse and Fish Lift as part of the Charleston District's effort to increase STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) outreach.

    Engineering Minds

    To engage young minds and provide a hands-on learning opportunity for students, the Charleston
  • The Charleston District recently participated in a large-scale emergency preparedness exercise with many emergency management agencies throughout the state of South Carolina. The exercise, called Vigilant Guard, tested the emergency response of the agencies with a simulated event.

    Vigilantly Prepared

    Sounds of moans, groans and shouts for help greeted the crowd as they walked to the Carolinas MED-1
  • The results of the 2014 Military Construction Customer Survey.

    Monumental Achievements

    Another year down, another year of customer survey results received. Our annual Military Customers
  • The Charleston District recently completed the construction of the Mental Health Research Facility at the VA's Ralph H. Johnson Hospital. The uniquely-designed facility treats Soldiers dealing with mental illness.

    From the Ground Up

    On a cold and rainy December morning in Charleston, a large group of people gather in a parking lot