Statewide impact
SCANDAL: Sanford does not plan to leave office
From: The State
Gov. Mark Sanford said through aides Wednesday that he doesn't plan to leave office early, that he hasn't done anything illegal and that he doesn't plan to talk about the scandal that has erupted over the last week about his relationships with women who aren't his wife.
Politics
RESIGN: Majority of Republican senators want Sanford to resign
From: The Greenville News
More GOP senators are calling on Gov. Mark Sanford to resign.
Business
Boeing may purchase Vought plant
From: The Post & Courier
Reports say that the sale of the Vought Aircraft plant in North Charleston to Boeing will take place very soon.
Education
USC names new provost
From: The State / AP
Michael Amiridis, dean of USC's college of engineering and computing, has been named as the provost for the university.
Environment
One month down in hurricane season
From: The State
With one month already past in the 2009 hurricane season, no tropical winds have yet to blow in the Atlantic.
Healthcare
Greer employees work to lose weight
From: The Greenville News
City employees in Greer have worked together to lose 515 pounds since January.
Major Local News
New bridge opens in Myrtle Beach
From: The State / Myrtle Beach Sun News
The Fantasy Harbor Bridge in Myrtle Beach is now complete and was opened to the public yesterday afternoon.
Opinion
Sanford is his own worst enemy
From: The Post & Courier
"Gov. Mark Sanford's latest expanded explanation about his love life has increased calls for his resignation among the Legislature and is being followed up with an investigation to determine if any state funds were misspent. It also offered up more embarrassment to South Carolinians who were just getting over the shock of his rambling, emotional press conference of last week."

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