Uncovered: Statewide Event Series Charleston

What can we do to fix corruption in South Carolina?

More than 120 public officials on the Palmetto State have been arrested on criminal offenses in the past six years. And The Post and Courier's Uncovered investigation has exposed many more instance of questionable conduct.

Join us for a panel discussion of our continuing Uncovered series, which seeks to shine new light on questionable government conduct in South Carolina, especially in smaller towns where officials often receive less scrutiny. We'll answer readers' questions, listen to tips and discuss what can be done to address this festering problem. We'll also explore the critical role local newspapers play in holding officials accountable for their actions.

The panel will feature The Post and Courier's Watchdog and Public Service Reporters Thad Moore and Stephen Hobbs, and Senior Projects Reporter Tony Bartelme. Moderated by Watchdog and Public Service Editor Glenn Smith.

In-person event will be held at: 
The Rita Liddy Hollings Science Center Auditorium
at College of Charleston 
Charleston, SC
Tuesday, March 15th 
5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 

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The event is free, but you must RSVP to attend. 

Once registered, you will have the opportunity to submit questions.

Virtual tickets will be sent a video link a few days after the event concludes.

If you cannot attend the event, please let us know ahead of time so we can give your tickets to someone else.

Produced by South Carolina Event Productions.