By Andy Brack, editor and publisher | Absence, as the saying goes, makes the heart grow fonder. This certainly applies to loved ones, family, friends, favorite haunts, delicious food and secret passions.
For me, it also applies to SCETV, the statewide radio and television network.
For much of October, folks in the Charleston area weren’t able to get the network’s broadcasts thanks to wear, tear and salt intrusion on the old antenna north of Mount Pleasant. First, as the network worked to install new equipment, the radio signal went out for a while, depriving folks of NPR programming and great shows like PRI’s The World and A Prairie Home Companion.
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