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‘We’re operating in the unknown right now’: Growing concerns of federal cuts in S.C.

By Local Jul 28, 2025 | 5:47 PM

Congressman Jim Clyburn addressed a packed town hall meeting on Sunday night, warning South Carolinians about the potential impacts of federal cuts in President

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