Again disproving the long-outdated political cliché that all politics is local, two of South Carolina’s best-known Republican ...
Sure, you’ve heard it, but when you travel for days across a landscape that shifts from coastal plain to barren scrub to ...
Charleston police on Sept. 28 responded to a construction site at the Clements Ferry-Interstate 526 extension after a construction vehicle struck a guidewire pole, causing a chain reaction that broke ...
North Charleston resident Ken Battle’s decade-long plan to expand his civic involvement paid off this summer when he was elected president of the Exchange Club of Charleston. The one-year term now ...
MORNING HEADLINES | Alex Sanders, whose gift for spinning a good yarn was celebrated almost as widely as his six decades of public service as a Palmetto State legislator, judge, university president ...
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Owen Bernstein knows a thing or two about operating a restaurant in Charleston. He is part of the team behind Mount ...
A redacted report on ground-penetrating radar (GPR) scans at 106 Coming St., the site of the College of Charleston’s proposed ...