N. Charleston neighbors, authorities describe desperation before murder-suicide
The North Charleston policeman drew his firearm Tuesday morning and pointed it over a set of doorsteps in the Saddlebrook Mobile Home Park.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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Charleston Charter School for Math and Science struggles to maintain consistency in principal job
Downtown Charleston has lacked high-quality, racially diverse public schools for years, and many say the Charleston Charter School for Math and Science gives families that option.
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New home sales in Charleston region bouncing back, builders group told
The last recession hit the home-building business hard, but demand for newly constructed residences is recovering as the economy rebounds, experts
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The four corners of health: Exercise regularly. Eat a Mediterranean diet. Don’t smoke. Maintain a healthy weight
Want to reduce your chances of developing heart disease and cut the risk of dying from it, as well as cancer and all causes, by a whopping 80 percent?
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Wooten
Sen. Graham gets caught in the middle
Long ago, Rush Limbaugh dubbed him “Lindsey Grahamnesty.”
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Richardson
Home buyers voting with their feet in Charleston region, and that's a good thing
Home sales continue to improve, as demonstrated last week by the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors market report for May.
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Greene
Low-income students may apply for six scholarships from local nonprofit.
For the last two weeks, many in the Lowcountry have been consumed by high school graduations.
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Wise
New cosmetics shop coming to King St. in downtown Charleston
Lush, a new cosmetics store, will open in mid-July at 316-B King St., in the former Olive Oil Shop between George and Calhound streets, the company
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Kearney
Paris Air Show: Just another week in aerospace for Boeing?
Boeing Co. aircraft mar-keting chief Randy Tin- seth says the year's biggest aerospace expo, which officially begins today in Paris, is “just
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McDermott
N. Charleston papermaker KapStone hasn't been a run-of-the-mill stock
As one of the Charleston area's biggest employers, publicly traded KapStone Paper and Packaging Corp. is certainly a stock of local interest.
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Behre
Conservator pinpoints original colors, both boring and exciting
Frances Ford may be the only person in Charleston who uses a No. 15 surgical scalpel blade and a bone saw without performing surgery.
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Hicks
Welcome to Berkeley County, get ready to rumble
If you want to get involved in Berkeley County politics, here’s a good piece of advice: grow some thick skin.
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Slade
Remembering some financial advice from Dad on Father's Day
On this Father's Day, let me say how fortunate I have been to have a dad who's pretty good with money and took the time to drill some personal
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Balog
Blocking Medicaid expansion hurts vulnerable populations
Across the South, state leaders are rejecting Medicaid expansion as part of their overall disdain for the Affordable Care Act.
