Story archive for January 2008

Friday, Feb. 1

• Charleston RiverDogs preparing Bobblection 2

• Group targets high domestic violence rate

• Berkeley Briefs

• East Cooper Recreation Report

• West Ashley Recreation Report

• Berkeley Recreation Report

• Dorchester Recreation Report

• Mount Pleasant offers 2 new youth sports

• Work planned for Courtenay downtown

• Actor goes 'Into the Wild,' comes out with Oscar nod

• Singer, 18, makes 'Swift' climb up charts

• Fashion Q&A

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• The Fun Five

• Cash 5

• Fix PACT testing, but keep straight talk on performance

• Israel's 'missed opportunity'

• Letters to the Editor

• Working on series 'amazing' challenge

• Charleston Southern postmaster to retire

• Tie measurable diversity goals to free rent for charter schools

• Plans to combine dispatching

• Pinewood Prep holds MLK Week

• Book illustrator shares his inspiration

• '08 H3 Alpha gets muscle to be king of hill

• Recession presents, the incredible shrinking dollar

• A Drink Before the War

• S.C. Lottery

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Furman to face Hokies in first 12-game slate

• Correction

• The scorecard

• Braves insist Hampton healthy for spring training

• Kinloch, former councilman, dies

• Hornets' Paul, West All-Stars

• O'Brien cleared to return to coaching

• Bill to replace PACT stalls in S.C. House

• Council discusses structure changes

• Zumalt aims to keep better tabs on offenders

• Consumer culture hinders Christians, gathering told

• Poll: U.S. voters have grim opinion

• Charleston County sees light on recycling bulbs

• 'Bad Dates' imperfect, worth getting to know

• Town leaders tout arts center as better idea than dog park

• Coffee, eggs and quarrel

• Oregon pen pal remembers soldier

• Deal on sprinklers reached

• North Charleston to build $7.2M in housing for elderly people

• Prison chief criticizes fire rules

• Alligator-hunting bill gets House OK

• Roper appeals DHEC permit

• Business Briefs

• Finger-thin cables keep world connected

• Betting on the big game

• Mortgage brokers battle to hang on

• Williams earns writing honor

• Giants, Patriots thriving in unfriendly stadiums

• Stingrays struggle at home, play 'worst game of the year'

• Path To Recovery

• James shoots for perfection

• Locals land silver at Key WestRace Week

• Thursday's High School Results

• Dance show tryouts attract a crowd

• Why the bowl system works

• Ready for a new challenge

• FBI: It really was fireworks

• County incinerator no longer adds up

• S.C. is 'awash in guns'

• School suffers double tragedy

• Briefly

• Names And Games

Thursday, Jan. 31

• FBI: Egyptian students were carrying fireworks, not bombs

• Baptists called to action

• Myths behind mulch amounts, proximity to trees

• Nightlife

• Workshops for parents are planned

• Fulghum Lecture Series

• School of the Arts

• 10 CSU teacher candidates honored for test scores

• School of the Arts

• Leaving debate with more questions than answers

• Happenings

• Southerners are not adept when it comes to being brief

• Poetry Society

• Clubs

• Five Points development a good plan for James Island

• Latest Democratic debate left more questions than answers

• Polling places

• Center for Creative Retirement

• About Your Lowcountry

• Chorus to deliver 'Singing Valentines'

• Top Montessori researcher to lecture, sign books today

• 'Pigs on the Patio' book signing Feb. 9-10

• Eastern Star praised for Relay for Life work

• 'Pigs on the Patio' author plans 2 book signings

• Poetry society

• AARP names locations for Tax-Aide program

• Center for Creative Retirement

• School of the Arts

• Charleston County parks

• Happenings

• Clubs

• Folly River Park work continues

• School of the Arts

• Leaving debate with more questions than answers

• Murray-LaSaine students collect items for pets

• Happenings

• Organizations offer tax assistance

• Kentucky tennis player wins Family Circle Cup contest

• Area tax assistance locations listed

• City rec update

• Clubs

• Dr. Martin Perlmutter gets service to humanity award

• Redux classes

• Happenings

• Library programs

• Isle of Palms rec

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Quartets to 'deliver' valentines

• S.C. Lottery

• Health care breakthrough

• Dealing with 'home-grown' terrorists

• Bold energy alternatives

• Letters to the Editor

• When it comes to oysters, Bryce is chicken

• Always humble, songwriter enjoys growing success

• Events

• Observatory open house to have eye on sky

• Hikers crave Half Dome's fame

• Reminders that drivers can be intolerant of cyclists

• As romantic comedies go, 'Dead Body' somewhat stiff

• Flashback

• Starting Friday

• A new face on Shem Creek bar scene

• Get out and volunteer to clean up forest

• Chew on This

• Folly Beach run to help Save the Light

• Coastal Exploration starts Feb. 14

• Go bananas during the Bridge Run

• Hamfest calls radio operators to Ladson

• Triathlon: Burn calories, not fossil fuel

• Mark your calendar

• Ask Elsa

• Clubs

• College of Charleston students party at Kresse Arena for Children's Hospital

• 3 candidates vie in race for S.C. House

• DO YOU KNOW: Jessica Tyndall

• Tisdale gets Koon Award

• DO YOU KNOW: Patrick Graves

• Blessing festival seeks more sponsors

• Closing may be on horizon for business tenants

• DO YOU KNOW: Tina Hammond

• Wachovia CEO rules out new acquisitions

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Business Briefs

• Restaurant's Obama sign criticized

• Man killed by train believed to have been walking along tracks

• 3 charged at Clemson fraternity

• Event gives teens' self-confidence a boost

• 2nd trial nets 50 years for gunman in 2006 slaying

• Charleston Music Fest off to exciting opening

• Neighbors aid robbery victim

• Carolopolis awards to be announced

• Man who was pulled from water dies

• Three vying for S.C. House Dist. 92 in Tuesday's Republican primary

• Seasonal gas ingredient likely to fuel sky-high prices at pump

• DO YOU KNOW: Kristen McMullen

• Folly looks at 'safe swimming zone'

• Consultant, PSD discuss employee interviews

• Efforts shifting as field narrows

• Head2Head Trivia

• Hot Tickets

• CLUBS

• Briefly

• Planning Commission OKs 2 zoning requests

• Library programs

• Councilman says vagrants a problem

• Briefly

• Gamecocks finally hold onto a late lead, reach .500

• Woman tormented by killings

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Berkeley hires firm to direct 3 school projects

• S.C. Senate aims to spur Congress to act on immigration

• SPA to examine Veterans port

• Now's the time for Super sales of HDTV sets

• This President might change the world

• Jacobs trying to point something out

• Opacic lifts Furman over Citadel

• By George, UNC Asheville's big man worth a trip

• Defending state champs advance to third round

• High School Results

• Decade's worth of great Stingrays

• Illegal immigrants bill advances

• Film Year 2008: Reunion Central

• Passionate 'El Cid' gets deluxe DVD

• Grier will show latest works at Carolina Galleries

• This Week

• High School Jazz Band will jam for the adults

• Bella Pizza

• Suspect waits for bond to be set on 3 of 4 charges

• Gang study recommendations already in use in Lowcountry

• Sheriff hopeful, Nash longtime pals

• Local soldier killed in bomb attack in Iraq

• Sangaree teacher killed in wreck

• Shorter menu could be big for Mt. Pleasant pizza eatery

• Snipping away at colon cancer

• College of Charleston students party at Kresse Arena for Children's Hospital

Wednesday, Jan. 30

• Local soldier killed in Iraq

• Victim of fatal morning wreck spent 37 years teaching children

• Gov. Sanford Issues Statement on Passage of Immigration Reform

• John Edwards drops out in New Orleans

• North Charleston Police investigate two separate auto fatalities

• State cracks down on illegal immigrants in bill passed by S.C. House

• Giuliani to exit presidential race today

• SC legislator: Underage military should be able to drink alcohol

• John Edwards to quit presidential race

• Bush's final challenges

• Positive charter rent news

• A place for everything ...

• Letters to the Editor

• Adopting 'no parole' requires paying for its consequences

• Super subs for the Super Bowl

• Assemble-yourself dishes with taste key to great grub on game day

• Sublime moving to one site

• Comfort dish with eggplant goes light

• News flash

• Simple potpie dish goes upscale for dinner party

• The Wine List

• Fruit salad never lets food go to waste

• Front Burner

• Cooking classes

• 3rd-grader shares her hair with kids who need it

• Girl shares her hair

• Briefly in West Ashley

• Briefly in East Cooper

• Briefly in West Ashley II

• Tae Bo's Blanks brings brawn to schoolkids

• Sewee Center starts February with 'Forest in Winter'

• Schools get town's computers

• Web sites of the week

• Berkeley Rec Report

• S.C. Lottery

• Higher prices, tightening supplies tax organic food producers, buyers

• Green, Bowers named Parade All-Americans

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Business Briefs

• Ford rips on Taurus by likening it to Simpson

• Politics part of Baptist conference

• Duke coal plant gets final OK

• LaFrance backer still optimistic

• Small-business health insurance gets boost

• Think you can bust a move? Find out at tryout

• Donovan working his magic with team of unknowns

• Road plan pleases residents

• Minor differences mark Dist. 2 contest

• High Schools Results

• Web database created for state schools

• End of dreaded PACT?

• Briefly

• Small school has long shadow

• Port's volume falls sharply

• Freshmen studies: Nine rookies to start

• XLII and still no S.C. QBs

• Fatigue playing key factor in South Carolina's losses

• McCain takes Florida

• A lesson in turtles

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Goose Creek officer wounds robbery suspect

• S.C. lawmakers near sprinkler compromise

• Berkeley supervisor's proposal could lead to tax boost

• Nash planning to retire

• Sex attack arrest made

• Gator-hunting bill crawls past panel

• Surplus to make up loss of sprinkler fees

• Couple charged in birth hoax

• Passenger dies after walking from wreck; driver arrested

Tuesday, Jan. 29

• Police arrest suspect in sexual assault and robbery at Queen St. grocery

• SC education panel releases Web site to evaluate schools

• Dorchester Sheriff Ray Nash announces he will retire; past year has seen controversy

• Goose Creek police shoot suspected robber following chase

• Extend tax cuts, stand firm in Iraq, Bush says

• Victory for Obama, competition

• Chavez's dangerous war talk

• Welcome senior tax program

• Trot for Cure event continues success

• Letters to the Editor

• Indoor play areas keep kids active in cold weather

• Kids help mom grieve after death of her older brother

• Entries sought for annual list of summer camps

• Learning lessons

• Celebs choose names

• Take second look at research

• Make intentions clear to avoid jealousy

• Never too early to teach child a foreign language

• Naptime moms wake up to social activism

• On the go

• Two siblings 'transition' at Stratford

• Timberland promotes safe driving

• News flash

• Teen Calendar

• SoundJunction tackles building blocks of musical composition

• With schoolwork, extra activities, teens don't have much free time

• Officer's killer should get a new trial, justices rule

• Economy, expansion take toll on Tidelands

• 5 big stars for the Sanctuary

• Evaluation overdue for leader of Dorchester District 2

• Ask Elsa

• Dredging referendum on way

• S.C. Lottery

• Drug Law Reform to disband

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Whooping cranes land in Florida

• Georgetown girl to be on Banks' TV show

• Sanford pushes 3 key reforms at North Charleston business

• Tiger eager for Torrey return

• High court cuts fees for lawyers

• Driver was going at least 60 mph when he hit tree

• Business Briefs

• Monday's High School Results

• District 2 board gives approval to calendar

• Veteran local educator to lead charter school

• Grizzlies waive point guard Stoudamire

• Five-day layoff aids Clemson's Booker

• Knoblauch agrees to talk to House committee

• How students perform key to chief's rating

• Wave wrestlers overwhelm Blazers

• Officers arrest man in police-like car

• Panel OKs land buy near McClellanville

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Briefly

• Sanford takes bid to get tougher on DUI to Internet

• Winthrop too strong for Bucs

• Cougars come up short at Wofford

• Prospects pitching in for youth baseball

• Pats' Bruschi savors biggest victory

• Parity reigns thus far in Atlantic Coast Conference

• Kennedys line up behind Obama bid

• Attorneys general oppose coal plant

• Family displaced by kitchen fire

• Firetruck maker bankrupt

• Fire museum is expected to stay open

• '06 champ Petrova joins field for Cup

• Police seek help in solving sex assault

Monday, Jan. 28

• Democratic response to State of the Union

• Text of the State of the Union

• Bush speech to focus on sagging economy

• SC Supreme Court grants new trial to cop killer on death row

• Petrova enters Family Circle Cup

• Ex-weapons station security guard accused of impersonating police officer

• American LaFrance files for bankruptcy protection

• 'Sammies' lower-calorie fast food

• 'Prehabbing' makes sense but isn't for everyone

• Best for babies

• Dancing queen

• Partner Yoga enhances poses for deep stretch

• PCOS more than just fertility risk

• Week in Review

• Imitators apparently try to lift some Skirt!

• Executive Items

• Distinctions

• FCC gives the all clear to Clear Channel sale

• Boutiques that feature chic clothing and hip eyewear come to King Street

• C of C names head of real estate school

• Local industry still does little to recall the stains of slavery

• Market dip creates options for those mulling retirement

• Refund makes man feel cheated

• Ways to transfer e-mail to another computer

• Some tears in workplace can be excused by boss

• Retailers willing to help recycle old electronics

• Workers should redo resumes

• Deal with bubbles only when they burst

• Requests for Roth IRA forms go unanswered

• Calendar

• RECALLS

• 8 RULES FOR A HEALTHY 2008

• At 15, Coliseum still a solid performer

• Letters to the Editor

• Welcome home, S.C. heroes

• Record year for Land Trust

• Renew surveillance bill

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Djokovic's game is way up Down Under

• Tiger opens '08 with statement

• S.C. Marine invited to State of Union

• Homeowner's dream comes to life

• Coming up

• Hurricanes' long-range gunner downs Tigers

• Clemson student grateful for help, but still struggles

• Man killed in car crash

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Soldier part of 'tough fight' to bring order to rural Iraq area

• Land Trust hits conservation record

• C of C pushes merit-based teacher raises

• GM films TV spot on Ravenel Bridge

• Hillary Clinton loses state despite husband's efforts

• Barbs turned many black voters in Obama's favor

• Stuck in 3-game skid, Cougs take on Terriers

• Blazing Buc: Carter making instant impact at CSU

• State

• Battery applauds expanded, more balanced schedule

• Pryor following path of Unitas, Marino, Montana

• Clemson, USC recruiting entering the homestretch

• Advice you should know at tax time

• Djokovic proves he belongs in upper echelon of men's game

• Keith Nichols dies at 57

• Vandals strike south of Broad Street

• Teen shot in neck in Sangaree

• Inoperable cancer goes under the CyberKnife

Sunday, Jan. 27

• Traffic slowed on Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge for truck commercial

• Police say 23 vehicles vandalized on peninsula; tires slashed and cars keyed

• Former WCSC-TV weather man dies after battle with lymphoma

• Twenty-year-old crashes car, dies after police catch him going 34 mph over speed limit

• Odd pieces with secret compartments highly collectible

• 'Lord John' compelling tales

• Book on Naples' mafia shocking, flawed

• Confederates held out to bitter end

• Welcome addition to Civil War profiles

• Searching the soul

• 'Antony and Cleopatra' passionate

• Is airline consolidation bad for travelers?

• Fallen exec portrayed as corporate Casanova

• With gold rising, prospectors head to Alaska

• Clarity back in black and white in home style

• Towel tips get buyers in the fold

• Sealing up attic hatch can save lots of energy, money

• Kitchen counter costs vary widely

• Real estate transactions

• Electric warming drawer can save energy

• Tips can save time, money at grocery

• Dips score on 2nd biggest eating day of year

• Boykin Missy a constant companion for her owner

• Pet Briefs

• Love your houseplant

• Curious cultivated plant ghostly succulent species

• Readers share their images, stories of backyard beauties

• Suzuki's compact SX4 spunky and funky

• Monterey Jazz Festival brings anniversary celebration to town

• 1665 Carolina Grant reached far and wide across America

• Sights, sounds join in arts exhibit

• Charleston Stage to set up 'Bad Dates'

• Sunday Calendar

• Tribute celebrates artist Green's work

• Poetry's role can get political

• Happenings

• February Arts Calendar

• Sound mixer has record 20th Oscar nod, no wins

• Faith Q&A

• A tribute to Auschwitz's 'angels of life'

• Letters to the Editor

• Help build home for abused girls

• Walled City Task Force hopes to continue excavations

• Right course for beach funds

• Excessive talking's painful toll

• Lebanon's struggle with terror

• One-on-One with Dustin Fry

• Well, doggone!

• Buy the gallon

• Fodor's on the move

• Bring on the 'Circus'

• They're the tops

• Rich Robinson goes from policing to preaching

• Testing, testing

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Cougars opening women's tennis season today

• NHL All-Star vets relish showcase

• Edwards not done running

• Dominant Davidson denies College of Charleston

• S.C. Episcopalians get bishop

• Voting glitches are few locally, across the state

• Clinton looks to Super Tuesday

• Edwards vows to continue

• Obama says politics will be reshaped

• Voters vary as widely as options

• Spurring vote easy, leaders say

• Obama wins in nearly all demographics

• Lack of grocery stores hinders North Charleston redevelopment

• Longline program riles sport anglers

• Charleston still holding out on dispatch center

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• This week's meetings

• Obama victory not huge surprise, but the margin is

• Notable Quotables

• Bids for council declared

• Legislative action for the week of Jan. 20-26

• Police: Suspect hindered investigation

• Eli looking like a new Manning lately

• USC repeats losing pattern; Wildcats scratch out victory

• Cougars are Clemson of the SoCon

• Hines works hard to down Bulldogs

• Balanced Asheville tops CSU

• Old Perry would boost Tigers

• Aussie women's matches puzzling, unpredictable

• Nagasu skates to U.S. women's title

• Donohue ahead in tight Rolex 24

• Raptors, West Ashley soccer teams excelling in classroom

• Hardy finally gets chance to fulfill lifelong dream

• Queen Street store robbed

• Montserrat attractive because of what it doesn’t have

• Nature tough on island

• Educators split on cash for early grads

Saturday, Jan. 26

• Excerpts of Obama’s remarks after SC primary win

• Text of Edwards’ remarks after SC primary

• State eclipses previous voter turnout

• Obama says victory in SC proves he has diverse backing

• Obama’s win sets up a long hard fight ahead

• Obama victory decisive

• SC voters tap Obama with passion, history-making decision in mind

• From Sen. Hillary Clinton on her defeat in S.C. primary

• Strong black vote helps Obama in SC

• Edwards relaxes while waiting on returns

• Highlights of exit polls

• Vote on the the way to record turn-out

• Voters’ thinking as wide-ranging as their options

• Everything you'll need to know on Election Day

• Clinton: Give states their delegates

• Democratic primary in SC marked by discussion of race

• SC Democrats expect record turnout for presidential primary

• Pressure on appraisers brings whistle-blower suit

• West Ashley couple unearths '50s-era car

• Winter car show warms up to classic autos

• On stick shifts and saving tires

• Roadwatch

• Egg might stop radiator leak in pinch, but it's not practical

• High Profile: MANNY ALVAREZ

• Classic Keaton winning us over again

• News flash

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• ADWATCH: In new TV ad, Edwards takes aim at rival's fight

• Q&A: MC Hammer busting moves on dance site

• The unfinished business of Iraq needs airing by candidates

• Letters to the Editor

• Plastic bags an environmental threat

• Ask Elsa

• Road wear at issue

• Getting Defensive

• Ex-Force Protection worker admits kickbacks

• Tigers land commitment from A.C. Flora lineman

• S.C. Lottery

• MS patients have long wait for specialist

• Project builds in flexibility

• Influence of Super Tuesday minimized by close races

• N. Chas. police arrest 4 men in 2 drug raids

• Rogue trader suspect led life of mystery

• West Ashley woman being treated against rabies

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Big step for public safety

• Uncle Sam to us: Spend it

• Hartwell expresses interest in Citadel job

• 2 kids left on school buses on same day

• Put sensible limits on plastic bags

• Friday's High School Results

• Judge rules gun sting not illegal

• Business Briefs

• Test for Iraq's 'real army'

• Johnson gets to come home again

• Sottile CSO series kicks off calmly

• Rollicking 'Crowns' also deeply spiritual

• 2 more arrests in homicide

• 'Twisted Tango' a top-flight show

• Hawks wrestlers top Bishops to claim first 6-AA title

• O'Brien's goal lifts Rays in overtime

• Church leaders grill PSD officials

• Djokovic foils Federer in semis

• Delegate selection a national hodgepodge

• Felled trees net man 110 tickets

• Evaluators to visit Berkeley schools

• Briefly

• Snail's pace for oyster traffic

• Businesses aim to reel in new customers at boat show

• The Citadel's Robinson calls it a career

• Doesn't get any easier for C of C

• Nation's biggest player visits smallest gym

• Resurgent Kentucky awaits USC

• Toal defends bar exam decision

• Better with leather

• Blade runner

• Picturesque streetscapes, updated amenities center anchor College Park Rd. neighborhood

• S.C. voters prepare to make history

Friday, Jan. 25

• Citadel AD formally announces he'll retire this summer

• Edwards plays the grown-up card

• Clinton promises more money for black colleges

• Force Protection worker took kickbacks

• Obama navigates racial minefield

• Obama speaks with four women at Jason's Deli

• Two drivers fired after leaving two 4-year-olds on school buses

• Robot 5

• Free music

• Be at one with the cold

• The Fun Five

• Passing years don't seem to scare Stephen King

• Fashion Q&A

• Can bridesmaids' gowns be saved?

• Fashion Briefs

• What about Bill: Does former president’s role help or hurt?

• Toyota Venza crossover sedan a trend-setter

• Sidewalk Sale in historic district

• Metanoia gets $50,000 for program

• Letters to the Editor

• Musharraf should earn our support

• Troubling foul-ups at polls

• Customizing China's Disney

• Toyota Venza crossover sedan a trend-setter

• 2009 Toyota Venza

• S.C. Lottery

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Business Briefs

• Frenchman Tsonga eliminates Nadal

• Nagasu posts short program upset in nationals debut

• Stolen laptop leads to man's arrest

• Clinton supporters cite promises, ideas

• 'Fresh change' revs Obama's backers

• NAACP to monitor some polls

• It's tough to get a candidate's resume

• The primary ballot

• Whom to call

• Obama, Clinton take different paths to win voters

• Democrats eyeing record turnout

• Bill would bar district rent charges for charter schools

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Home + Design Show adds touch of green

• Edwards airs message to S.C. from 'trenches'

• Electrician's hot line tip led to arrest in '05 arson case

• S.C. lawyers seek help with defense work

• Bus carrying children crashes

• New candidate for Dorchester sheriff

• Chaplain of Year there in time of need

• Banquet honors vital ministry

• Group unveils plan for uninsured

• Torch spark caused fire, officials say

• Play looks back at turbulent '60s

• Isle of Palms requires RVs be made road-ready

• Task force to promote broadband access

• Retirees struggle to get through economic throes

• '07 home sales drop sharply

• Cougars can't slow down Hines, Spartans

• VanGorder out; Ellis Johnson in at USC

• Friedmans make their annual trip to Daytona for Rolex 24

• The VanGorder era revisited

• Curry leads 'Cats past Bulldogs

• Students travel to rally for kids at debate

• Bishops sit on top of polls

• Making The Transition

• Forwards, coach net top grades

• Boat show opening today

• Locals make waves in Key West

• Lower rates spur homeowners

• Mount Pleasant to open park in '09

• 15-year-old charged with murder

• Summey touts North Charleston gains

• Meet the candidates

Thursday, Jan. 24

• Kucinich abandons White House bid

• VanGorder out; Ellis Johnson in as USC's defensive coordinator

• Stallone can’t resist vengeance in new ‘Rambo’

• Hillary goes green in economic speech

• USC loses new defensive coordinator

• SoCon coaches bristle at 'low-major' tag

• Davidson in a league of its own

• Police: 15-year-old boy arrested for Monday killing at Bradford Apartments

• Rough Night for Charleston "American Idol" Tryouts As One Local Makes The Cut

• Fort Moultrie seeks comments on slave exhibit

• Utility keeps eye on landings as drought continues

• City, James Island PSD plan road, pump station project

• 60-something runners are an inspiration

• Berkeley captain finishes FBI training

• Planning panel gives OK to open coffee shop on Fort Johnson Road

• Residents speak out on plan for bank

• 'Oy vey,' C.E. Williams student celebrates spelling win

• Columnist takes heat, returns fire on PETA

• School of the Arts

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Columnist takes the heat, returns fire on PETA position

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Local runners seize opportunity to view 'Spirit of the Marathon'

• Isle of Palms rec

• Consultant hired to interview workers

• Mark your calendar

• Youth sports registration

• Hot Tickets

• Right on cue, Bryce scratches ... himself

• Events

• 'Horses' put on impressive show

• Here, listen to this

• Romanian movie may get Oscar

• Opening Here

• DVD release dates

• Head2head trivia

• CSU student nurses excel at conference

• McClellanville residents unfazed by town’s possible starring roles in films

• Program brings teens, health care careers together

• Top of the Second Power Poll

• Dynamite training program

• If you got ‘em, shuck ‘em

• Letters to the Editor

• Welcome House 'earmark' reform

• Will voters need own pen, paper?

• Ads just keep getting nastier

• Gaza's dangerous border breach

• McCollum leaves USC, plans to return later

• Patriots wrestle victory from rival Green Wave

• Summey crowd-surfs in honor of Coliseum

• Spouses stand out on campaign trail

• Buzzword among Dems: 'Electability'

• S.C. Lottery

• S.C. second in school free meals

• Nuclear's Achilles' heel

• Hines a handful for Cougs

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• S.C. House changes rule on requests

• McNair death 4th in recent months

• Principal plans to leave St. John's

• Isle of Palms break-in probe leads to charges against 3

• Planning chief wants council to decide his future

• Bill would outlaw teacher sex with any high school student

• Planners reject Dunes West rezoning plan for 32 homes

• Head Start budget approved

• Ask Elsa

• Bonds asks federal judge to toss out perjury case

• ATVs, motorcycles challenge enthusiasts

• 3rd man sought in Ravenel drug case

• Thousands chase housing dream

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Charter school has temporary site for classes

• Gators slip past Gamecocks

• 2 escape from fire that damages home

• 1 candidate left in Berkeley judge race

• The latest buzz about area caffeine connections

• 'The hardest thing I've ever done'

• Today's Games

• Wall Street rallies for huge rebound

• Falcons hire Jags' Smith as new coach

• Female voters analyze Democratic front-runners Clinton, Obama

• Business Briefs

• Reid leaves VMI to join Dolphins staff

• North Charleston Coliseum celebrates anniversary

• This Week

• 'Country,' 'Blood' likely will duke it out for Oscar's best

• 'The nude' an enduring and endearing subject

• SunRays Deli

• Lowcountry Oyster Festival

• Midtown moves ahead

• SoCon leading Davidson rolls into town on a 7-game winning streak

• Moe's moves the same show from Crosstown to downtown

• Halligan's bar scene is big, fun

Wednesday, Jan. 23

• Summey surfs the crowds

• Bill Clinton backs Hillary at downtown restaurant, says economic stimulus bill a must

• Man dies after crashing into parked freight car

• One Media, One Vote

• Two people escape from burning home in Chicora-Cherokee

• Ravenel sentencing postponed

• Shared budget misery

• Rec Report

• Add a little spice to culinary life

• Fat Tuesday a good reason for pancakes

• Cornbread contest

• The Wine List

• Cooking classes

• Front Burner

• Program to aid rural students

• Senate bill would allow state dollars to go to gated beach enclaves

• Humble potato can make a good meal

• Letters to the Editor

• Briefly

• Oyster shell recycling tips

• DNR to manage shell recycling

• Campaign stops

• DREAM moving headquarters to spot in First Citizens building

• Briefly

• Program for rural students

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Mentoring initiative recruits adult helpers

• State DNR to coordinate oyster shell recycling

• Oyster shell recycling tips

• S.C. Lottery

• Edwards wooing undecided voters

• Clarifying record on MLK, LBJ issue

• Reception fading for stalwart stick antenna

• Reception area

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Fellow judges deny Kosko a new term

• Congress, Bush confident of formulating stimulus plan

• Georgetown's library gem

• Fed rate cut will affect consumers in different ways

• Thompson pulls out of GOP race

• Business Briefs

• Investors, politicians feel heat

• New surface aiding Nadal, Sharapova

• Keep pressure on Iran

• Man wants convictions dropped

• Immigration legislation advances to House floor

• Students post gains in math, literacy

• Odom hopes fans will show support

• VCU's Grant deals with USC question

• 1 Gadsden mother could get a reprieve

• Tentative OK given to expand riverwalk

• Dorchester gives first OK to 2 a.m. closing

• High School Results

• Biscuits give rise to business

• Clemson needs OT to beat Wake Forest

• Missing S.C. inmate held in Georgia

• Solicitor candidates focus on court system

• Prosser impact is beyond '08

• Wave roll past Patriots

• Obama courts S.C.; Clinton eyes Feb. 5

• Environmental groups critical of proposed power plant

• Wall Street trailblazer Krawcheck says we all have opportunity to continue his influence

• Local red snapper makes simple meal

• Oyster recipe earns honors

• Herbs flavor nation's palate

• Wanted: Cooking couples

• Teamwork now comes first for resurgent Burke girls

• Charleston police seeking man who carjacked woman

• Friends mourn loss of jovial teen killed in shooting

• Economy's slowdown could worsen, market watchers say

• Details revealed in girl's autopsy

• Berkeley might seek sales-tax boost to improve roads

• City is strong, safer, says Riley

Tuesday, Jan. 22

• Mayor Joe Riley's State of the City address

• LPGA's Ginn Tribute names new tournament director

• Actor Heath Ledger found dead in NYC

• Summerville firefighters head to daycare; no fire found

• Thompson withdraws from GOP presidential race

• Father convicted in 3 sons' deaths appeals DUI convictions

• Convicted terror conspirator Jose Padilla sentenced to 17 years, 4 months

• 18-year-old shot and killed in North Charleston apartment

• Dow drops 465 then gains most of it back

• "No Country for Old Men," "There Will Be Blood" tie for most Oscar nominations with 8

• Dorchester deputies searching for inmate who slipped out of Summerville Medical Center

• Wasting time online

• Quest for financial aid for college a frustrating experience

• Suggestions for picking good preschool

• Stepgrandma plays favorites

• Employees jump at pet insurance

• Book offers tips on being parent you want to be

• Entries sought for annual list of summer camps

• Letters to the Editor

• Striper decline demands action

• On the Go

• Russia reverts to Soviet era

• Children need to respect authority

• Agreement could be near on Head Start funds

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Ask Elsa

• Tickets for Hannah movie selling fast

• School choice gains steam

• Agency to host talks on suicide

• Teen Calendar

• S.C. Lottery

• Watching clouds gather

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• 2 Lowcountry men fined for poaching

• Blue Devils remain force in ACC championship race

• GOP pack aims to fix economy

• Al-Jazeera English TV to air piece on S.C. voters

• A case of good news, bad news for Blake

• Fire engulfs Sumter warehouse

• About 50 protest King day in Jena, La.

• Girl, 14, dies week after falling from golf cart

• Orchid grower strives to change his flower

• Now Peyton wants advice from little brother Eli

• South Carolina campaign stops

• Developer buys Mendel Rivers

• Bad report card not end of the world if you handle it right

• At Democratic debate, people feel the weight of the moment

• Fight night at debate

• French ambassador weighs in

• Office vacancy rate up

• King Day at Dome in S.C. takes on political flavor

• Charter school in the works

• Teresa Pregnall Moore, Charleston's own Cake Lady, dies at 79 years old

• Marshall mum on USC job

• C of C offers up a True Maroon treasure trove

• Authorities seek suspect in Monday car chase, shooting

• Mullen brings police into 21st century

• King champions brave the cold

• Russia reverts to Soviet era

• School choice gains steam

Monday, Jan. 21

• Dueling debate excerpts from Democrats

• Martin Luther King Jr. called "champion of peace"

• Charleston Cake Lady has died at age 79

• YMCA by the Numbers

• Executive Items

• Week in Review

• YMCA to take on 'health crisis'

• Yoga community a welcoming place

• Rating your smile

• Pampers partnership

• PrimeTime Fitness offers scholarships

• Common disorders can interfere with body getting essential rest

• SAD more than just winter blues

• Upstate property among potential VW sites

• MEMOS

• Distinctions

• Calendar

• Fenwick sale sets stage for condo conversion

• Regal soon to control East Cooper movies

• Tough economic times taking toll on retailers

• S.C. Federal Credit Union plans career fair in North Charleston

• Charleston lands AirTran meeting

• Small businesses need to redouble efforts on sales

• British Airways bets on premium service for flight

• Inflation squeezes the middle class

• When is the right age to consider writing a will?

• Golf resort not up to par when it comes to OT

• Nation's economy caught in downdraft; panic begins

• RECALLS

• Many factors affect OT exemptions

• Magellan Fund circles back in search of new investors

• Mortgage crisis presents opportunities for smaller lenders

• Investors driven to sell stocks by emotion

• Plan ahead before house search

• Some taxpayers won't see refund anytime soon

• Tips to limit spam on Outlook

• Romantic triangle upsetting boss

• Commerce minister touts India's success

• Heed the lesson of the Nano

• LBJ earned his reputation as champion of civil rights

• Fenwick sale sets stage for condo conversion

• Regal soon to control East Cooper movies

• Honor King: Expand opportunity

• Complete conservation sale

• King's empowering legacy

• Joyon beats MacArthur's around-the-world mark

• Phelps swims to latest dominant win

• Hawks' Johnson suspended

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Jones posts one-sided win in bout

• USC player breaks leg in wreck

• VCU coach can't talk to USC — yet

• The other MLK goes by 'Marty'

• Man taken to hospital after intersection collision

• Stoudemire leads Suns' rout

• Speaker: Today not for 'rest and play'

• Mikolajcik attacks ALS head-on by taking part in study to help some patients breathe easier

• Obama back in Columbia

• McCain: S.C.'s patriotism helped him

• Edwards stumps in Winnsboro

• S.C. Lottery

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• Christmas count sees burgeoning number of fowl

• First-time species sightings excite

• Not your grandpa's military academy

• Coming up

• Revisiting a historic argument

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Company seeks help in cleanup

• Lowcountry's wanted

• New England sputters but survives San Diego

• Third Tynes the charm:Giants win in overtime

• Women

• Sought-after TE Trigliacommits to Gamecocks

• Tonight's debate sets the stage

• Return to Iraq means getting back in game

Sunday, Jan. 20

• Happenings

• A sense of identity

• 'Beaufort' defining novel of Israel at war

• Author buries book in too much analysis

• Book looks back at St. Cecilia Society

• Life seen through angling

• Volume travels too far afield

• Story of Caspian Sea oil flawed but interesting

• Rich colors and textures on decorating palette for homeowners

• Weed out some unwanted 'candidates' this season

• Electronic gizmos steal the show

• Bargain style

• Dive right in

• Shine on

• The economics of adding on, moving out

• Keep up with small stuff to protect big investment

• Charleston Home + Design Show to begin Friday

• Real estate transactions

• Dryer vent can help to conserve energy

• Dog, rescued cats become best friends

• Pet Briefs

• Pet calendar

• Getting started with composting

• Picture this: Tips for submitting photos

• Blue Willow toaster best thing since sliced bread

• You can't do the Charleston with Chinese Chews recipes

• Stirring it up with ... Tommy Cario

• Many cultures reach for food to fight colds

• Hymns & Spirituals

• Lack of transportation hinders area's rural, low-income families

• Movie invites conversation on abortion

• Seeking political guidance

• Footlight Players musical a lively tribute to the black women who wear elaborate church hats to express themselves and their cultural identity

• Author starts from 'Scratch' in Charleston

• Life is sweet at annual Spoleto fundraiser

• New World lured empires of Old World

• Time for a holiday?

• Guide to Charleston, Savannah

• 'Blonde' sends valid message

• Sunday Calendar

• Secondary characters can steal hearts of readers

• Tango, cello star in concerts

• Put 'only' in its proper place

• Duplicating the 'Bucket List' can turn into a big expense

• Boat show is a sure sign spring on way

• Volvo XC70 stylish, versatile crossover

• Romney's speech after Nevada win

• John McCain gives S.C. victory speech at Citadel

• Taxes: Credit available for low-income households

• Taxes: Consolation prize for paying college tuition

• Taxes: 'Kiddie' payment will hit many families

• IRS audited 1 out of every 11 millionaires in '07

• Taxes: New breaks help struggling homeowners

• Taxes: Keep records for charitable deductions

• Letters to the Editor

• Support Sanford conservation plan

• Preservation Plan respects heritage; addresses growth

• Nature thrives off Rivers Ave.

• S.C. Lottery

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Federer, Hewitt both survive in 5 sets

• McCain's big S.C. boost

• Dems rev up for their vote

• Leonard in front by four

• CSO's 'Pathetique' showcases abilities

• Voting marked by glitches

• Candidate appearances

• McCain's win forged in Midlands

• Impressed by Burke H.S. and students

• S.C. primaries party isn't over, even if your turn to vote is

• Jim Collins volunteers to help those with AIDS

• New academy pushed

• Health care out of reach

• Mike concedes but moves on to Florida

• Senator scores crucial victory in bid for nomination; loss could prove damaging to Huckabee, Thompson

• This week's meetings

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• 3 families displaced by home fires

• Power industry seeks young talent

• Terriers hold off Dogs' rally

• Favre's numerous targets tough for Giants to follow

• Chargers' hopes for upset rest on staying grounded

• C of C trapped by the Paladins

• Duke's pressure too much for Tigers

• Record home crowd treated to victory by streaking Rays

• Bucs fall to Liberty

• Twelve S.C. golf communities rank in publication's top 100

• The worst-kept secret in town

• Bowers listed as nation's No. 2 recruit

• Battery Creek wrestlers top Wando for title

• Burke handles second rival in two nights

• 'Big Show' heading back to the ring

• Federer pushed to limit

• Women

• Saturday's High School Results

Saturday, Jan. 19

• McCain declared winner in SC GOP primary

• Voters confused, angered by changes in polling places

• Clinton, Romney win Nevada caucuses

• 'Idol' in Charleston to air Wednesday

• 'Mermaid' star dives into Broadway debut

• Talking with the star of NBC's hit 'Medium'

• 'Biggest Giver'

• A changed Owen

• Today's a critical decision day

• Change depends on White House

• Giving Scotland its literary due

• Readers respond to Altman's letter

• Lowcountry-style houses from two local builders give Carol Oaks hometown character

• Refinancings soar with low mortgage interest rates

• Hidden Hills unveils rural living close to town

• Automakers in China eye U.S. market

• Car shows

• Letters to the Editor

• High Profile: RODNEY LEE ROGERS

• Sex-ed nonprofit banks heavily on public funds

• MO’ CITY MANIA

• Attendance verifications incomplete

• Timing of stimulus deemed vital

• S.C. Lottery

• Isuzu ascends

• Lineup change paying off for Cougars

• Cremins would listen

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• 'Vette fest

• Business Briefs

• 'That takes a lot for a man to do that'

• Hybrid-and-butter

• Unsung line gives Brady time to work his magic

• Holliday, Rockies agree to 2-year deal

• Phillips will follow Brooks as UK coach

• Gamez leads Hope Classic by one shot

• What you need to know before heading to the polls

• Ask Elsa

• Democrats pick up support

• Primary turnout could slip in snow

• Candidates make final pitches

• State's jobless rate in December was 3rd-highest in nation

• Power play lifts Rays to ninth straight home win

• Davis decides to stay

• 4 Parish homes up for grabs

• Board allows 6 outside zone to stay at school

• Town eyes new heights

• Authorities: Woman killed by train was 4 months pregnant

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Backer: Snee Farm project not dead

• TriCounty Link to extend bus service to Johns Island

• Ga. bus crash sparks highway sign changes

• 'A sigh of relief,' but for how long?

• Nobody loves the game as much as Dave Odom

• Clemson gets another shot at knocking off Duke

• USC's Odom to quit at the end of the season

• The Pro's Pick

• SoCon teams do Charleston two-step

• Friday's High School Results

• Burke opens weekend of rivalry games by pounding Bishops

• Today's Games

• Briefly

• Local dealers await newest models

Friday, Jan. 18

• AirTran passengers should check Saturday flight status

• Thompson, McCain each gain endorsements

• USC's Odom says he will retire at end of basketball season

• Clemson's Davis to return for senior season

• State unemployment rate up sharply for December

• TriCounty Link bus line extends to Johns Is.

• Primary power

• Redgrave gives film her fighting spirit

• Fashion Q&A

• Star runway in holding pattern

• Briefly

• Quality at low price continues with compact

• Town, Old Fort Fire work out tax solution

• St. John's Fire Station No. 7 open for duty

• 200 help kick off Activate Berkeley

• Dorchester Rec Report

• West Ashley Briefs

• East Cooper Recreation Report

• Berkeley Rec Report

• Summerville Briefs

• Berkeley Briefs

• West Ashley Recreation Report

• Governor's time to get tough

• NATO must step up in Afghanistan

• Don't be pushed by bogus 'polls'

• Mission 5

• Letters to the Editor

• State needs felony law to help end animal fighting

• Video grab

• The Fun Five

• 2-seater Smart cars arrive in U.S.; 68 dealerships in 31 states lined up

• Local builder trims work force

• Berkeley to transfer $10M to pay off 2 debts

• Campaign stops

• Banks feel real estate, credit ills

• S.C. Lottery

• Francoeur speaker at banquet tonight

• Business Briefs

• Group presses candidates to go green

• Dorchester 2 official to delay retirement

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• How, where to vote

• Ex-judge sues city over job

• 'Heroes' health bill urged

• Water experts call for rules for future supply

• Campbell making the most of his opportunity

• Scientists pumped about Hunley clues

• MLK Jr. Day events

• DNR official: Issues must be addressed now

• Playing nicer in our state

• Henin, Serena reach 4th round

• Fort Dorchester's Quinn making great strides

• Selig given 3-year extension through 2012

• Troubled LB Clay leaves school againClemson Notes

• Booth's brother lives, breathes in 'Tragedian'

• Sailors won't soon forget Hewitt

• Aunt: Woman's Jeep held $30,000 in guns before she was slain

• Odom set to retire

• Inmate convicted of killing

• Woman kills hiding man, sheriff says

• GOP candidates push before S.C. primary

• Election briefs

• Plan in works to cover uninsured

• Bodies found near train tracks

• Briefly

• County might give more to animal society

• Bush wants tax rebates, tax breaks for businesses; Bernanke backs idea

• There is no football like snow football

• Thursday's High School Results

• Cougars muscle their way past Terriers

• GOP ballot

• Meet the Republican primary candidates

• Golf: Trahan tied for lead

• Injury gave Hagerty a different outlook on basketball, life

Thursday, Jan. 17

• Report: Odom set to announce retirement after season's end

• Volunteer opportunities

• Today's presidential candidate endorsements

• Bauer endorses Huckabee

• 26-year-old mother and 10-month-old daughter found dead by railroad tracks

• Mount Pleasant rec

• Sign up now for spring youth sports

• Lowcountry Senior Center

• Library programs

• State's 'Sandlapper' nickname remains shrouded in mystery

• TV, radio stations plan blood drive

• Raccoons an important part of our ecosystem, says expert

• Pet Helpers

• FYI

• On Campus

• School menus

• Class reunions

• Dr. Balbina Hwang to lecture for school series

• Mason Prep PTO gives tree as memorial to family members

• The Citadel to honor athletes who excelled off playing field

• School of the Arts

• Citadel plans Black History events

• Free career expo to be held Jan. 19

• CSU Air Force ROTC wins award

• Mason Prep PTO donates tree as family memorial

• Student leaders hold conference

• College of Charleston graduates

• Alcoa Mount Holly seeking grant proposals from groups

• Series of free Gullah programs set

• Alcoa Foundation grants available

• Clubs

• MLK to be honored through music

• Lowcountry Senior Center

• Timrod plans lecture series

• Poetry society

• Happenings

• Happenings

• Poetry society

• Clubs

• Lecture series speakers announced by Timrod

• Outreach to teach healthy lifestyles

• Redux classes

• HarborFest seeks entries for poster contest

• Lowcountry Senior Center

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Happenings

• Clubs

• Charleston HarborFest seeks entries for poster competition

• Habitat's goal to frame four houses during MLK week

• TV, radio stations to sponsor blood drive today

• Therapeutic Riding seeking volunteers

• Lowcountry Senior Center

• City rec update

• St. Andrew's Parks and Playground

• Family Circle Tennis Center

• Library will sponsor Jewish series

• Redux classes

• Center for Women

• Nightlife

• Library programs

• Clubs

• Council discusses radios, renovations

• Creative Spark

• Lowcountry hardest place in world to grow grass

• Isle of Palms rec

• Charleston County parks

• Give Senator John McCain the S.C. victory he deserves

• Letters to the Editor

• Running one way to see city

• Different reason to be outside

• Top of the Second Power Poll

• Remembering Laura Griffin

• Check out squash

• Base layer protects against cold

• 'Spirit of Marathon' shows Jan. 24

• N.C. hiking trails a brief but blissful escape

• Cycling-run workout scheduled for Saturday

• Pour It Now fundraiser planned

• Mark your calendar

• Westview student wins Berkeley spelling contest

• Free tax help offered to seniors, low-income residents

• Hot Tickets

• Events

• DO YOU KNOW: Alena Gale

• This Week

• Former Screamin' Cheetah frontman finds 'Salvation'

• Sound Off

• Course teaches firefighters new rescue techniques

• Playground wish fulfills dream for disabled boy

• Chew on This

• DO YOU KNOW: Kevin J. High

• Head2Head Trivia

• Extension of trail planned

• IOP looks at zoning to boost business area

• DO YOU KNOW: Kevin J. High

• Dorchester students spell success

• Students have bright idea for Town Hall

• S.C. Lottery

• Commitments rolling in for Citadel football

• Inflation up with fuel costs

• Investor sues Al Parish, receiver over share of Cainhoy parcel

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• CSU must sell 63 acres

• Man sentenced to life in prison for slaying

• Get back to issues, Rev. Jackson says

• Five share Hope Classic lead at 65

• CARTA to ask for less from tax revenues

• Make a date to see 'Some Girl(s)'

• DO YOU KNOW: Alexandra Kassing

• James Island eyes grants

• Raccoons are nuisances on Folly Beach

• Signs on Folly Road brighten hectic rush hour

• Looking ahead

• Dorchester to look at 2 a.m. bar-closing curfew

• New delay for Dreamliner

• Ask Elsa

• Campaign stops

• Vote Jan. 26, Dems urge

• Campaigns push back at push polls

• Gov. Mark Sanford's 2008 State of the State address

• Democratic response to Gov. Sanford's State of the State

• Whale spotted entangled in line

• Leaders set priorities for county in '08

• Belli beaten, witness testifies

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• James Island PSD hires consultant for workplace review

• MLK Jr. Day events

• Mount Pleasant aims to curb stormwater pollution

• Business Briefs

• Economy woes hit retailers in post-holiday season

• Cremins: 'We're still a work in progress'

• Ninety Six, Kelly Tilghman and Cocky

• Briefly

• Grant has 'no hard feelings' toward Giants

• Downey lifts struggling USC over streaking Arkansas

• Furman can relate to The Citadel's growing pains

• Today's Game

• Judy thrives in on-call role

• Community event to help shopkeeper who was shot

• High Schools

• Citadel adds highly rated tennis signee

• Band's frontman decides to bring 'Horses' back home

• 'Mad Money' slightly counterfeited, in places

• Starting Friday

• Frankenheimer collection on DVD

• Day-Lewis gives Oscar-worthy performance in sprawling 'Blood'

• It's heavy on blues for this open mike night

• Redux celebrates 'Transit Antenna' with weekend of events

• Pizzeria Venti

• Legendary hip-hop band will make a visit to The Lowcountry

• Leaky shock absorbers found on bridge

• Governor setting sights on change

• Supporting the right to not write

• Candidates woo state's many undecided voters

• Child care safety is goal of proposals

• Soif illustrates passion for wine and food

• Restaurant to open at 11 Center St.

Wednesday, Jan. 16

• McCain talks down critic of his opposition to Confederate Flag

• Gov. to push tax cuts, stronger DUI laws in State of State speech

• Republicans focusing on SC as next stand, Democrats on Nevada

• The Wine List

• Editor’s Letter

• A major step for Iraq

• Front Burner

• Briefly in Summerville

• Kingsbury backs Smith in school race

• Needed shift for road funding

• Cooking classes

• Campaign stops

• S.C. Lottery

• Talented underclassmen making impact at West Ashley

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• 3 firms seek to push PVI into bankruptcy

• License of tug captain suspended in bridge crash

• Slim, trim new laptop wows crowd; Jobs confirms movie deal

• Citigroup posts $10B quarterly loss

• MLK Jr. Day events

• Ex-chairman of C of C board dies

• Australian Open a last chance for some

• Help stripers come back

• A taste of tropics in winter found in citrus varieties

• GPS helps businessman track suspect

• No news is good news for USC as deadline passes

• 20-person chorus breathes life into floundering 'Evita'

• USC going small

• Ukrainian pianist delivers excellence

• North Charleston girls hang on

• East to west dominance: Tennessee programs flourishing

• Supreme Court assigns lawyer to river dispute

• Jan. 28 sentencing date set for Ravenel, co-defendant

• More briefs

• ADWATCH: McCain seeks military vote in latest South Carolina ad

• The British are coming with books for foodies

• You be the Judge

• Briefly in East Cooper

• Clemson enjoys easy night against Wolfpack

• Letters to the Editor

• Bite size

• Council agrees to marker

• Planning chairman Bill Lomax retires

• Group fights wetlands proposal

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Michigan GOP selects Romney

• ADWATCH: Romney ad plays up biography in SC ad

• Alliance's MLK Day dream will focus on area's children

• Clinton offers her views on the issues

• Trident Tech's plan would help end state's shortage of nurses

• So You Think You Can Lead?

• Clinical pharmacist wins kudos in her field

• Police honored for accreditation

• Briefly in West Ashley

• Berkeley Rec Report

• Weapons collection sustained sick, struggling victim

• Campbell appeals ouster from SPA

• Witness testifies he saw defendant kill victim with shovel

• State smoking ban bill sidetracked

• Pizza tops with picky eaters

• Web sites of the week

• Signs warn no cut-throughs at Quail Arbor, $100 penalty

• Dems want focus returned to issues

• Parents gather for school lottery

• Fatal stabbing at Lieber trial starts

• Briefly: Rapist might have bite marks on finger.

• Sauteed shrimp tops off perfect BLT sandwich

• Web sites of the week

• Stimulating young minds

• Bill poses fire sprinkler tax credit

• Couple donate $1M for new dental school

• Business Briefs

• Johnson, O’Brien step up as Stingrays dismiss Lynx

• Briefly in Berkeley

• Clinton offers her views on the issues

• Fire sprinkler tax credit proposed

• S.C. Lottery

• Jan. 28 sentencing date set for Ravenel, co-defendant

• GPS helps businessman track suspect

• CASTING OFF: maritime news

• CASTING OFF: maritime news

• SAND & SURF: Lowcountry beaches

• Currents: science & conservation

• Tight lines: lowcountry fishing

• Cover story: The Ace basin

• Boats and boaters: on the water

• Coastal cuisine: bounty of the sea

• Tiger timing turns terrific

Tuesday, Jan. 15

• Bankruptcy sought for Protected Vehicles by creditors

• Supreme Court appoints special master in Carolinas water dispute

• Thompson skips Michigan primary day, continues focus on SC

• Clyburn: Democrats needs to move past Clinton's MLK remarks

• Road-weary Stingrays back home on a high

• Cougs clamp down

• Childhood obesity: A call to action

• ADWATCH: Thompson hits key GOP topics in latest SC ad

• Letters to the Editor

• Candidate visits

• S.C. Lottery

• Ask Elsa

• Immigration rules working, officials say

• Fight against coal plants heating up

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Groups puts focus on homeless veterans

• Time-based landing fees on the way?

• Consumer spending slows dramatically

• Clarification

• Harried families eat together by regularly eating out at restaurants

• Detroit gets a bit greener

• Former commodore Hewitt dies at 57

• Clemson's Mays battles on

• Dorchester 2 School Board votes to keep same officers

• CARTA board to meet Wednesday

• Berkeley panel allows land-swap plan to stall

• School board votes to end discipline school contract

• Bucs bounce back, rout Highlanders

• Toddler knows the book he wants

• Business Briefs

• Isle of Palms aims to get rolling on beach renourishment by spring

• Entries sought for annual summer camps list

• Briefly

• News flash

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Statewide smoking ban again debated

• Reality beats virtual for happier season

• What to say when strangers offer family advice

• S.C. bringing in the business

• On the go

• What to consider if you want to graduate early from high school

• Cemetery ideal for family history

• Longest-serving Charleston mayor begins new term

• Still time for Wolfpack to live up to expectations

• Burke has undeserved reputation

• Pilot error blamed in crash

• Sequoyah to rock Music Farm

• Vehicle a potential lead in double homicide

• 2 W. Ashley schools might go magnet

• Re-think certification bonuses

• Ink news flash

• Microsoft goes grocery shopping

• Mideast peace bid headway

• Retired officers talk torture

• Growing road menace

• Teen Calendar

• McCain leads GOP in latest poll

• Williams sisters added to Family Circle mix

• Gamecocks signees get under way

• Crosstown rivalry has lost luster

• Shevlino accepts plea deal

Monday, Jan. 14

• Riley sworn in for ninth term as Charleston's mayor

• Williams sisters to play in Family Circle Cup

• Navy says Blue Angel pilot made error before crash

• Services offer cheap overseas calls

• Deaths and Funerals

• Anti-spyware posing as legitimate may be a wolf in sheep's clothing

• Deaths Summary

• Executive Items

• Week in Review

• Bosses should tolerate some work-time employee banter

• Andreas 'Red' Evans dies at 75

• Dial-up not ideal for MP3 downloads

• Unsolved slayings targeted

• Coming Up

• Teaching Windows to fill in Details

• Attorneys swap blame in Berkeley County spat

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Ditch the Sunshine Fund

• Do-Not-Call law heads for update

• 2nd victim in North Charleston shooting dies

• Vietnamese delegates coming to Charleston

• Instructors make pitch for vigorous exercise to improve test scores

• Calendar

• Charleston now a Jivamukti anchor

• Wall excavation offers new insight

• Plot thickens in Orient-Express drama

• Find what you love and do it

• Need a vacation rental with a grill out back?

• 'Activate Berkeley' at Family YMCA

• North Charleston cleaner, neater for Whitehead

• Insurance industry gets break in the weather

• Half-Moon to rise in Athens, Ga.

• Paper recyclers recycle business

• Study of girls links feeling unpopular with weight gain

• Recalls this week

• Adult swim clinics

• Brady flirts with a NFL perfect game

• Authorized user perk may vanish

• Letters to the Editor

• Charleston needs public natatorium

• Presidential candidates should address globalization's challenges

• The dwindling supply of helium

• S.C. Lottery

• Be wary of top portfolio in year

• Serena breezes past opener

• Miller equals Mahre's mark

• Clemens not committing to deposition with panel

• Great Scott: Charleston's transfer finally producing

• More throat, mouth cancers linked to HPV

• Wegmans kicks habit of selling smokes

• Labor ruling may affect e-mail policies

• Employers don't have to pay mileage

• Long arms, big impact for Citadel freshman Wells

• Today's Games

• Are unemployment benefits due?

• Clinton, Obama wage war of words

• Cougars swimmers fall in pair of meets

• Dollar’s weakness makes U.S. travel a bargain for foreigners

• NCAA acts on pregnant athlete issue

• CD rates fall, but not to rock bottom

• Oh snap: Rays end Texas' streak

• Voters reject poisonous partisanship

• Gamecocks add Ga. defensive end Byrd to commitments

• Giants, Eli top Cowboys, reach NFC title game

• Briefly

• Undermanned Chargers shock defending champs

• Healthier hearts

• 2006 tax reform has some recent buyers seeing red

Sunday, Jan. 13

• Second victim from park shooting dies at hospital; police looking for gold Jeep Liberty

• Energy-efficient gas heater will keep home comfortable

• Sunday calendar

• 1 killed in N. Charleston double shooting

• This week's meetings

• It's magic: Rising popularity of props, tables is no illusion

• Revamped Scion xB practical, fun to drive

• Getting enough rest is also Reaganesque

• Letters to the Editor

• Motorcycle helmet debate continues

• Pinewood dedication today is part of Freedom Reigns Project

• Highway safety, helmet use

• Conservation award

• Action on sprinkler mandates

• S.C. Lottery

• Unusual hummingbirds here for winter

• Seahawks prove to be snow problem for Favre, Packers

• Alfredsson's goals lift Ottawa

• Tennessee has little trouble with USC

• First period dooms Rays

• New England on track behind record-setting Brady

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Diminutive plant shares affinity with the ferns

• Deadline looms for Head Start

• Explorers Club's adventure stories thrill rides

• Teasers unsolved in novel

• Baer gives fascinating account of a life divided

• Cultural shifts ably charted

• Claims about duo dubious

• What would the world be like without us?

• Another beautiful mind

• Threats to animal migration explored

• Entries for S.C. Fiction Project must be postmarked by Jan. 15

• Travel Q&A

• Webcams offer vacation destinations

• Danes rediscovering islands

• Garden coaches growing gardeners

• Teacher released on bond

• CARTA changes go into effect

• DIY gardening doesn't mean going it all alone

• Civil War items better with age

• Life has been adventure for James Island man

• Deaths & Funerals

• Sticking to host, photosynthesizing, eating all in a day's work for epiphytes

• Nurse answering God's call to Africa

• Roads close for inauguration

• Enchanted by camellia 'Alba Plena'

• Jewish scholar to speak

• Wachovia offers new savings incentive that offers deposit match

• Deaths Summary

• Sheet speak: Do you know sateen from supima?

• Catch a morning flight and hit the slopes of Big Sky Country by early afternoon

• Basketball through a child's eye

• A breed apart

• Funny factory

• Thompson touts small government

• Clemson escapes Seminoles in 2OT

• Outlet with a twist

• Local actress on 'ER'

• Primary remains question mark

• Eagles roll past Dogs

• Quit for your pets

• Comedy fest to deliver lots of laughs

• Teen in armed robbery case to take jail time

• Charleston Southern falls to VMI in overtime

• Tips for buying home across border

• Idols 'Misbehavin'

• Quartet shows off 'hash' of styles, techniques with CSO

• Stono Ferry wins season opener

• Florida Keys retreat up for grabs in HGTV's Dream Home contest

• Book sales save old Pinopolis post office

• S.C. campaign stops

• Don't overlook potential of Canadian, Australian Doubles

• Real estate transactions

• 'August' a hit on Broadway

• Huckabee supporters not your typical GOP

• Wolves girls competitive despite youth

• LaBute's 'SomeGirl(s)' to take stage at Chapel

• A little imagination helps build engineering skills

• Orton slowed by lack of consistency

• Pure opens 'Tragedian' in church

• Democrats' machines at full tilt

• Trot to help canine cancer research

• 'Evita' comes to North Charleston arts center

• About the primaries

• Are we actually in a recession?

• Getting enough rest is also Reaganesque

• Charlie Brown in happy home

• Happenings

• Briefs

• Pinewood dedication today is part of Freedom Reigns Project

• Democrats' machines at full tilt

• About the primaries

• Spicy steak salad hearty and healthy

• Committee recommends new rules for beleaguered stripers

• Getting enough rest is also Reaganesque

• Flavor Forecast has new angle on pairing spices

• Basically, overused word a lost cause

• Stirring it up with ... Posey Hopkins Haynie

• Retreat's goal: Help black male students

Saturday, Jan. 12

• Can Schultz save Starbucks?

• Lack of rain devastates cattle farmers in South

• One dead, one injured in North Charleston shooting

• Huckabee draws a crowd at Williams-Brice Stadium

• Thompson makes case for less government

• Why U.S. markets beckon in '08

• News flash

• Get your message across when leaving a voice mail

• ADWATCH: In new ad, Clinton says her presidential campaign is about 'making a difference'

• WWII code-breaker inspires school

• Briefly

• Briefly

• High Profile: SHARI STAUCH

• Countrywide off the market

• Colts, Chargers trying to keep emotions in check

• Letters to the Editor

• Obama at or on Cistern, not in it

• Making congressional hay

• Coast Guard cutter gets new commander

• Schools want in on growth plan

• S.C. Lottery

• First Financial to set aside $3.3M to cover bad loans

• High fuel prices might prompt airline merger

• Experts: Candidates missing top issues

• A year later: Surge's successes

• Lowcountry lawyers grill N.Y. mayor for civil suit

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Lawyer faces forfeiture in wire fraud case

• 'Sir Ed' a towering man

• Jones sentenced to 6 months in prison

• History repeating for Tigers?

• Henin captures Sydney International title

• Cordero, Nats agree to $6.2M, 1-year deal

• Prepped and ready: Fork Union a valuable stop for Citadel duo

• Building of former C&C Video demolished

• USC sees familiar foe in Tennessee

• Cougars swimmers dominate in victories

• Choi fires 65 to keep lead in Sony Open

• Pats, Jags plan strong effort from start to finish

• Heroine escapes to Paris

• Hello, my name is Raymond

• OSHA, Sofa Super Store settle

• Taking time to catch up with readers

• Number of LaFrance workers won't return

• Harper: Shoulder wasn't 100 percent

• Ford's hybrid chief aiming to make vehicles run cleaner

• CSU women put things in perspective after bus fire

• Revived Cougs take on Furman

• BMW's diesel pair

• Courting South Carolina

• Green Wave posts inspired victory

• In shield field

• 2 teens, 2 holdups, 2 choices

• Newly protected

• Final rules issued on new REAL IDs

• Sky's limit for gritty daredevils

• Idling car to warm it up on cold day waste of time, gas

• Ask Elsa

• Car shows

• Clyburn warns that he might pick a candidate

• 1986 top teacher arrested

• Looks, convenience make hatchbacks popular in many styles and price ranges

• You'd be crazy to miss Miss Cline

• Disputes gum up solutions to delinquent home loans

• S.C. State board: Hugine fell short

• Specialized builders take time, effort in designing broad-based upscale Watermark neighborhood

• Gunshot victim twice tried to escape, deputies are told

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• U.S. attorney picked as new SLED chief

• Area housing market seeks sales, price bounce

• DHEC seeks samples of likely flu

• Singer readies for solo concerts

• Soap opera favorites return to TV

• Business Briefs

Friday, Jan. 11

• Train hits car; Ladson Road shut down

• Officials, furniture store owners reach settlement in SC fire

• Neighbors celebrate adult video store demolition

• U.S. Attorney Lloyd picked for chief of State Law Enforcement Division

• Wando teen Michael Anthony sentenced to 10 years for Mount Pleasant robbery

• ADWATCH: Edwards pushes populist theme in latest SC ad

• Briefly in West Ashley

• Debate highlights

• Hanahan wrestling 'all about coach believing in us'

• Briefly in Berkeley

• Edwards takes time to volunteer

• Business Briefs

• The Fun Five

• Stingrays still forced to overcome skater shortage

• Obama says he has one message

• New Year brings new challenges

• West Ashley Rec Report

• Improve No Child Left Behind

• Historic church damaged by nearby renovation pounding

• 11SHIPSBOX

• Disposal key to nuclear power

• ADWATCH: Opponents criticize Huckabee's support of paroled rapist

• New indoor dangers to kids

• Primary 5

• S.C. Lottery

• More Mepkin Abbey chicken debate

• Jane Austen in abundance on PBS

• Briefly

• Letters to the Editor

• Menswear is dressing up

• Names and Games

• Echoes of the Tonkin Gulf

• Merling bound for NFL

• Pappy's in Hanahan to reopen Monday

• Indian maker shows off $2,500 car

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Fed chief improves on crisis handling

• McFadden not charged in scuffle

• Giants official Mara withdraws as candidate for Falcons GM

• IOP to pay 20% of sand bill

• Flu is here, S.C. health agency says

• Choi takes Sony lead

• Board trips over policy on expenses

• Man gets life for death of boss

• Rare bird buzzes in for a meal

• Family, peers remember slain teenager

• Web sites of the week

• Candidate's 'wisdom, instinct, vision' cited

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Ben Sawyer Bridge expected to reopen today

• Home sales stay weak

• North Charleston promotes 20 officers

• Briefly in East Cooper

• Man accused of kidnapping ex-girlfriend

• Briefly in Summerville

• Tough-luck Cougars fall in overtime

• Widow, stepson of firefighter Drayton to get death benefits

• 2008 Acura RL

• '08 Acura RL delivers technology, powerful V6

• Mellow Mushroom loses its zoning appeal for roof patio

• Couple of fans have 13 pieces of ironwork by Simmons

• Berkeley County deputies arrest man at suspected meth lab

• Dorchester Rec Report

• Tax-filing season at hand

• North Charleston TJ Maxx closing its doors Sunday

• Mercury pollution goes under DHEC microscope

• Retailers report bleak December

• East Cooper Rec Report

• 2008 Acura RL

• '08 Acura RL delivers technology, powerful V6

• Compliments and jabs from contenders

• McCain leads poll

• Cowboys face dreaded third game with Giants

• Tweets have Web all aTwitter

• Candidates announce supporters from stateDemocratic Roundup

• A method to the madness

• GOP supporters pour into Myrtle Beach

• Teacher's Brett

• Berkeley Rec Report

• Transcript of the GOP Debate in Myrtle Beach

• Can we please stop picking on Tony Romeo, uh, Romo?

• Old file

• Gators supply the answers

Thursday, Jan. 10

• John Edwards says to let the voters decide after Kerry endorsement

• Political Forum

• Perkins employee gets life for slaying boss in “an out and out execution"

• State to study mercury in people

• Kerry endorses Obama at College of Charleston appearance

• 19-year-old suspect arrested in shooting death of Fort Dorchester High School student

• Horrors! Marathon on TCM celebrates producer Val Lewton

• Planned Pine Trace development faces questions

• DO YOU KNOW: Karen Lemacks Gadol

• Rychleski to put more focus on fundamentals

• Briefly

• Memories that last a lifetime

• Today's Game

• Senior group organized out of 'Love'

• Veeck teaches life's lessons good and bad

• Business Briefs

• I-526 options proposed in workshops

• Museum to display state's film connection

• Ask Elsa

• S.C. Lottery

• USC to add handicapped lot

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Both sides seek short sentence for Jones

• CSX worker to get jury trial over injuries sustained on railroad

• Murder trial nears conclusion

• Sidewalk OK'd for Grimball Road

• Canceled meeting not rescheduled

• Choices

• FYI

• School menus

• Program Jan. 22 for impaired

• On Campus

• Art Institute sponsoring poster contest

• Traffic light installed at Sol Legare, Folly roads

• Tonight's GOP debate begins campaigns' S.C. stretch run

• Class reunions

• Group adds 8 to board

• School of Arts to hold 'A Swinging Good Time'

• Accountants organization gives $4,500 in scholarships

• SCISA names Clark master teacher

• FYI

• S.C. art to explore politics

• International Piano Series

• Class reunions

• Class reunions

• On Campus

• CPA group gives 16 scholarships

• Accountants award scholarships

• Clark receives master teacher recognition

• The Art Institute plans poster contest

• School of the Arts plans fundraiser

• Outreach center for deaf, blind plans workshops

• Is it a good thing to be Daniel Island?

• My resolution is to 'forgive' those who spoke too harshly

• Genealogy series to begin Saturday

• Clubs

• Poetry society

• Happenings

• Genealogy series to start Saturday

• Dorchester libraries schedule events

• School of the Arts

• Family Circle Tennis Center

• Clubs

• Family Circle Tennis Center

• Lowcountry Senior Center

• Clubs

• Isle of Palms rec

• Dorchester libraries

• S.C. Lottery

• Georgia raining on LSU's parade

• IFMA Freestyle Motocross is coming back to the Lowcountry

• Autopsy awaited in girl's death

• Brady, 4 other Pats make All-Pro team

• Drug offender shot, killed on East Side

• Judge election system stays as is, panel says

• Firefighters battle blaze at vacant house

• Science in motion: New gadgets sense whole-body movement

• Vanderbilt holds off South Carolina

• Davis going pro; Kelly will stay at Clemson

• Looking ahead

• Carriage horse makes mad dash

• 'Nobody ... walks away unscathed'

• Physical activity recharges brain

• Bobcats deliver Celtics rare loss

• Clemens hearing postponed by congressional committee

• Head2Head Trivia

• Glover, Boyette tie for Pro-Am title

• Going over 'The Ledge' tests the nerves in New Zealand

• Campbell off ports board

• Sluggish Vanderbilt tops South Carolina

• After almost beating No. 1 UNC, Clemson upset by Charlotte

• Family remembers man shot by deputy

• Out on the water

• Charleston Musuem at 235

• Schools' academic gains translate into cash

• The Gibbes kicks off 150-year anniversary with donation of Mary Whyte painting

• Wait ... skiing and skee ball aren't the same thing?

• Ask Elsa

• This Week

• South Carolina campaign stops

• Events

• McCain 'Truth Squad' ready to return fire

• Farm is still a barfly favorite

• OPENING HERE

• 'Kite Runner' successful on many levels

• Bird-watching towers added on Patriots trail

• 'Kite Runner' screenwriter flies on ability, versatility

• Bush's bid for Mideast peace

• Retiree Joan Mulvihill runs marathons in all 50 states

• 90-day building halt expires

• 'Bucket' full of sentiment

• Votes, not polls, really count

• Listings sought for summer camps

• First smoking, now cussing?

• Mark your calendar

• Workshop gives English teacher new approach

• Organization's program assists other nonprofits

• Study: State tops in teachers, 41st in student achievement

• Letters to the Editor

• State board OKs debated biology text

• Residents hear I-526 expressway extension alternatives

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Hot Tickets

• Nonprofit's program to help launch other nonprofits

• Summey creates office to reinforce family life

• DO YOU KNOW: Karen Lemacks Gadol

• DO YOU KNOW: Karen Lemacks Gadol

• State under national scrutiny, fire marshal says

• Town seeks annexation in 7 areas

• Chew on This

• Courses bring youths to swamps

• Smoking bans go to top court

• Adventure racing is a rigorous form of 'Amazing Race'

• Conch finds home on Folly Beach's main drag

• Welcome to the 'Machine'

• DO YOU KNOW: Mickey Williams

• Top of the Second Power Poll

• Sheep Is. Road facility awaits completion

• Growth's impact discussed

• Vietnamese cuisine highlight of New Asia

• Start wining

Wednesday, Jan. 9

• Clemson's Davis to go pro; Kelly to stay

• SC Supreme Court seems skeptical of county, city smoking bans

• Clemson's Kelly changes mind about NFL draft; will stay in school

• Biology textbook emphasizing evolution gets state approval

• No change is recommended in the judicial election process

• No more tickets available for Obama's C of C appearance Thursday

• Spurrier says USC needs change

• Doesn’t play well with others

• Twenty-six-year-old man shot on East Side is Charleston's first homicide of 2008

• Davis, Kelly likely to enter NFL draft

• New Hampshire results scramble frontrunners

• More isn't better for raccoon population

• Briefly in Berkeley

• Berkeley Rec Report

• Burke Middle students caught up in winter reading series

• Next Air Jordan ready to soar

• Iran's reckless naval challenge

• Mixed emotions as Cruce takes reins at Cane Bay

• McAlister Field House may be site for Lower State finals

• S.C. Lottery

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Protesters want stronger state gun laws

• Gold hits more than $880 an ounce

• Small change from Congress

• Suspect wants to dismiss attorney

• MLS trio coming to town in March

• Minton grabs share of Pro-Am lead

• Troopers hope to cut traffic deaths

• Preschool program up in air

• Young takes next step in tennis career

• Costner film to be made in Lowcountry

• Gamecocks asking tough questions

• Expand vocational options

• Up is down and down is up

• Legislators' first day back kicked off by playful jabs

• Council wants Housing Authority updates on evictions

• Produce market set to return

• Berkeley high schools creating 'career clusters'

• Officials hurl criticism at election board

• Wolves top Rays in shootout

• Letters to the Editor

• Candidates look to South Carolina

• GOP hopeful Fendig strives to gain notice

• Briefly in Politics

• Business Briefs

• Plan cultivates love for local crops

• Briefly

• Dorchester County libraries' programs

• Official challenges Awendaw session

• Garage still a secret to some

• Life comes to halt when the fridge is on the fritz

• No season for old men

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Thompson says S. Carolina vital

• Flatbread: Healthy option doesn't loaf around

• Minister arrested after posting bail

• You be the judge

• Deputies named in fatal shooting

• Bite size

• New Orleans food tradition growing

• Woman markets marinades as part of heart attack recovery

• Mangoes add taste of tropics in winter

• Cooking classes

• The Wine List

• Front Burner

• 3 Bishop England football players arrested

• More isn't better for raccoon population

• Family comes forward to share child care nightmare

Tuesday, Jan. 8

• Candidates look to South Carolina

• Force Protection CEO to retire

• Thompson skips New Hampshire to focus on first Southern primary

• Obama gets support from Robert Barber

• Henin, Jankovic commit to play Family Circle Cup

• Clemson junior Merling likely to enter NFL Draft

• LSU rips Ohio State for title

• Obama exhilarated, Clinton struggling

• Mom learns lessons seeking child-care center

• 'Humpty Who?'

• Help for caregivers

• Illegals in legislative cross hairs

• Frances S. Suddeth Josephson honored

• Spotlight will soon move south to S.C.

• Books go to different worlds

• Boy who wets often should be checked

• On the Go

• Faves and Flops

• Contest a 'Dream'

• September election in Mt. P. would be on paper

• College possibilities

• Spotlight on 'Naruto'

• Reel reveal

• Music industry evolving

• Ask Elsa

• S.C. Lottery

• Correction

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Now serving fresh doughnuts, piping hot coffee

• Cougs get FSU transfer

• New high-definition TV offers 11-foot view

• Lowcountry says: Goose, but without side of Rice

• Slain man had lost job recently

• Corridor slated to get $150,000

• Starbucks taps familiar face as its top executive

• Civil War Show slated at Gaillard

• Riley backs Obama; Lader goes for Clinton

• Council works to close loophole

• S.C. heats up before vote

• ACC's disappointing start doesn't bode well for NCAAs

• Spartans blow by Bulldogs

• School land not donated, despite push from Berkeley commission

• Buccaneers no match for Hokies

• Stingrays pull out hard-fought win

• Business Briefs

• Pact would clean up toxic Stoller site

• Getting more women elected in S.C. will be goal of institute

• Briefly

• Fire insurance rating to be evaluated

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• USC junior brings message home

• Trial in killing, robbery begins

• S.C. bankruptcies soar

• Clemson's Mays suffers hand injury

• High-def war won by Blu-ray's big gun

• Teen calendar

• Why federal pork is bad for you

• Get on with smoking-ban debate

• Necessary signs of the times

• Sanford wants tax cut to balance cigarette hike

• Letters to the Editor

• Know when to pry away the video game controller

• Entries sought for annual list of summer camps

Monday, Jan. 7

• Gov. Sanford wants to raise cigarette tax by 30 cents in new budget

• Romney goes on offensive, trades barbs with opponents in last debate before primary

• Clinton, Obama trade sledgehammer blows over who would be real candidate of change

• Texting and driving can spell trouble

• Sailors be thankful for these granite chunks

• Murder trials backlog courts

• Coming Up

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• December rain fuels hope for end of drought

• Berkeley group backs Cooper for school board

• Program will let students transfer for needed courses

• S.C. to use voting machines banned in other states

• Clemson unravels; tripped by Heels in OT

• Ohio State vs. LSU: Is BCS matchup the residue of destiny?

• Utility to offer loans for solar panels

• When royalty comes to town

• Tracking tool helps you get best prices on airline tickets

• Manning, Giants shred Bucs

• Calendar

• L.T., San Diego come charging back

• Computer just tunes out when it comes to iTunes

• State teams lose commitments

• It's now tourism-light season

• Competition was fierce for plant site

• Tax packets will be light on forms

• 3 Kings march into local stores

• 'Information overload' targeted

• Job resolutions can have payoffs

• Pizza Hut wants customers to have appetite for voting

• Few investors expect rough ride to ease in '08

• Not much cheer for investors

• Excessive credit card fees under scrutiny once more

• Coroner: Man shot in back of neck

• Mileage reimbursements likely to be more this year

• Beginning of year good time to tackle personnel matters

• Copper soon could become the new color of clean.

• Employee choice, benefits among challenges for '08

• Good manners can help bring harmony to office

• Latest buzz in healing

• Seniors discover secret of century

• Floor puts practice on solid ground

• Wintertime produce full of nutrition

• Nouveau soak

• Gondolier training

• On a fitness stroll

• Keys to lowering colon cancer risk

• Doctor travels to Vietnam to give gift of sight

• 'Punk Rock Mommy' inspires rebels with cause

• S.C. Lottery

• Letters to the Editor

• Hike cigarette tax for health

• Improving government transparency

• Surge for Mideast peace

• Youzhny denies Nadal in Chennai

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Police arrest woman in fatal hit and run

• Teen's body found in Chester County

• James comes alive in fourth as Cavs rally

• Spence turns down Tennessee again

• Motorcycle wreck kills man

• Day care tied to readiness for school

• Child care center violations reported

• Child care centers ratings could ease parents' agony

Sunday, Jan. 6

• Spence turns down Tennessee — again

• Police charge 24-year-old woman with hit and run; man was riding bike when killed

• Dealing with holiday debt 'hangover'

• The future of the Fidelity mutual fund empire

• Data breaches soared in '07

• Tree related to citrus has medicinal history

• Still growing strong at 100

• Local clubs tackling beautification projects and educating youths

• Bridge repairs welcome

• Ladson man killed in hit-and-run in North Charleston

• Thorough series probes man's struggle for truth

• Cougars: The good, the bad and the victory

• Nonreligious subjects most engaging scenes

• Baby boom: Citadel has 11 freshmen

• Documentary explores rise of secular thought

• Film series catalyst to re-examine faith

• Senate probe sheds light on 'gospel of prosperity'

• Seahawks stymie Redskins' rally

• Book studies evidence of God

• App State schools Citadel

• Author looks inward for discovery

• Tigers freshman Oglesby guns way into spotlight

• Classical pianist's life a 'reverse Beethoven'

• Honors keep coming for local players

• Museum lecture series showcases South Carolina as Colony

• Grooms qualifies for Bassmaster Elite Series

• Arts scene still has energy after holidays

• GPS scavenger hunt

• Ice art in the park

• Dial Directions

• 'Curtains' co-star in Wild West frolic

• Writers to serve tasty banter for luncheon

• Sunday Calendar

• The new year rings in exciting new releases

• Conductor seeking to make the classics more accessible

• Tommy Tune to direct world premiere

• Readers are done putting up with pet peeves of phrasings

• Davies go-to writer for adaptations

• Female-centric shows take notes from 'Sex and the City'

• New H3 Alpha borrows from original

• Actor John C. Reilly becomes latest rock legend

• Author creates a monster

• Book looks at how war influenced icon Twain

• Letters ties that bind Mitford sisters

• Actor delivers his lines on page

• 'People' celebrates written word

• Don't lay any bets on 'Dead Man's Hand'

• Happenings

• Travel to the past in Kosovo, poised to become new nationIf you go

• Travel Q&A

• Pondering all-time-great movie endings

• Tall tales of outdoors humorous

• Greensboro's Love Affair With Flair

• Letters to the Editor

• Legislators' needed 'correction session'

• Clyburn's valuable choice lesson

• S.C. Lottery

• Fabulous career of Ric Flair coming to a close

• Rogers steps up game

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• CSU earns an easy victory

• UNC Asheville stuns Gamecocks

• Deputy shoots, kills man armed with rifle

• Stingrays drop second straight

• Landscaping industry has its pros

• Decorative touches can warm up hearth, too

• Picture perfect

• No extra star power

• Real estate transactions

• Playoffs begin in race for the next president

• New Year's collectibles gaining interest

• Golden Pens to Mike Young, Lenny Branch

• Pecans key to Southern baking

• 'Johnny One Note' makes poor case against the rich

• Stirring it up with ... Mark Hubbard

• Make breakfast savory

• He loves Huckabee

• Snow warms the heart of cat's owner

• West Ashley caterer helps hungry wherever there's a need to feed

• Obesity in pets mirrors unhealthy human trend

• Legislature gears up for tough session

• Garden calendar

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Birders sing praises of Christmas count

• Local woman plans gun protest

• Low standards, lax oversight

• Day Care Roulette

• Violations reported

• Thousands of children in unregulated child care

Saturday, Jan. 5

• Deputies kill man who fires rifle after cell phone call

• Ryland builder unveils traditional homes at moderate costs in new Wescott Plantation neighborhood

• Pool maintenance important to avoid major repairs

• Village in Mount Pleasant offers lower prices

• S.C. boat landings to get signs warning about mercury in fish

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Today's Games

• Cougars trying to regroup

• SoCon, So Fast

• Ex-lawmaker Manly dies at 80

• Jobless-rate rise prompts recession fears

• Taser the new Tupperware?

• Talbots plans to close 78 stores for kids, men

• Fire Department overhaul under way

• Clemson, Indiana conducting free tennis clinic

• Institute to try to get women into politics

• Homicide suspect caught in N.Y.

• Drug tip leads to raid, arrests

• Odom working overtime to revive lackluster Gamecocks

• Wando girls hold off Summerville

• Stingrays' streak snapped

• Air Force hires Russian jets

• Shooting fatality in home ruled self-defense

• Huckabee backer says GOP race in South Carolina still up in air

• Briefly

• Career school partnership sparkles

• OK Corral shooting victim identified; suspects remain at large

• Dorchester to consider curbs on sand mining

• Remembering Suzie Q

• PVI's health insurance lapsed

• Atlanta to host Clemson-Alabama

• Inspirational Ride: Can Washington maintain its momentum since Taylor's death?

• Man dies near Club Echelon

• S.C. Obama supporters expect candidate to find favor in state

• Business Briefs

• High Profile: JANET NEWCOMB

• Ask Elsa

• S.C. Lottery

• Former assistants follow Petrino

• Letters to the Editor

• Design guidelines won't work here

• State priority: Illegal immigrants

• Kenyans alone can resolve conflict

• You're never too old to learn

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Hayes playing with the big guys

• Lorin Maazel finally to return to Metropolitan Opera

• News flash

• Stokes Mazda redesigns digs with two-story showroom window

• Just enforce the posted speed limits

• Down year forecast, with some bright spots

• Wheelin'

• Tips on surviving car immersion

• Car shows

• Get Outta Town

• homestyle

• from the editor

• A Lowcountry Life

• Delectable Delights with Holly Herrick

• Distinctively Charleston

• Essay

Friday, Jan. 4

• Art transcends teacher's ordeal

• Poor shooting haunts Cougars late

• 2 years at least until road work

• ADWATCH: Obama cites mother’s illness in SC health care ad

• Obama, Huckabee win

• Sheriff defends spending

• Engineers offer alternatives to I-526 extension

• Military striving to fix health care ills

• Letters to the Editor

• $100-a-barrel reality

• S.C. Lottery

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Dr. McGreal's deserved honor

• 'Skeptical' on Kim

• Weather Channel parent explores sale

• Autopsies: Alcohol played role in 6 beach fire deaths

• Bowden still accentuating the positive

• Clemens says trainer injected him

• Study finds hundreds harmed by 2005 train wreck

• County studies waste pact

• Watney shoots 68 for one-shot lead in Mercedes

• Tigers land DB commitment

• Tigers, Bama to open in Atlanta

• Phoenix blitz downs Bulldogs

• Mom: Girl got tattoo while drunk

• Jayhawks rock Hokies

• Reward in disappearance

• Clyburn visits local charter school

• Coroner: Husband killed wife, self

• New owner to reopen oil plant

• Baby sitter raped girl, police say

• 150-pound anacon­da moved from South Carolina Aquarium

• Rickman can play a saint, but evil becomes him, too

• Langella talks about stage, screen

• Fashion Q&A

• Fashion fodder for bloggers

• Obama rally call has S.C. NAACP roots

• Briefly

• An invitation to blog about Met fashion

• Resolving to resolve

• 6 hurt in supermarket when 6-foot wall of champagne bottles collapses

• Despite tiny size, Smart fortwo has open feel

• Berkeley Briefs

• Business Briefs

• Dorchester Briefs

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Summerville Briefs

• Briefly in East Cooper

• Briefs

• Briefly in Berkeley

• Briefly

• West Ashley Briefs

• Police seek 2 men in fatal shooting at OK Corral

• Escaped convict's girlfriend arrested

• Names And Games

• High court to hear smoking ban case

• The Post and Courier Lowcountry Top 10

• Emergency bus can handle mass casualties

• Chicora-Cherokee resident Tony Levine honored as Citizen of the Year

• Lowcountry Leaders

• Era ends for Port Royal

• Willpower

• Green movement colors gadget world

• Cruce to leave Hawks

• 5 Questions Facing Clemson Football

• The SoCon scheduling controversy

• The Fun Five

• A bright future ahead?

• Doomsday 5

• Draft DIY 5

• ECHL book misses mark in leaving Marietti off legends list

• Locals in Orange Bowl youth regatta

• Web sites of the week

• Primary Colors

Thursday, Jan. 3

• Atlanta’s plans to host Clemson-Alabama game could be finalized today

• Two men sought in OK Corral shooting

• Reward offered for information on missing waitress

• Some tips about running shoes

• Running clinics planned for festival, bridge races

• Mark your calendar

• North Charleston buying its own antique firetruck

• Berkeley chamber wants to give small businesses a boost

• DO YOU KNOW: Marvis Green

• DO YOU KNOW: Max Sherman

• Police burst into wrong apartment

• Anonymous donor blesses church with $1.9M

• Lowcountry resident misses museum's shrunken heads

• Junk boats issue for Mount P. park planners

• Sullivan's Island seeks plan for maritime forest

• DO YOU KNOW: Max Sherman

• School menus

• Without Lafayette, we might be flying that Union Jack

• Opportunity only dances with those on dance floor

• School menus

• Urinary woes frustrate cat owners

• Library programs

• Happenings

• Clubs

• Happenings

• FYI

• On Campus

• Class reunions

• Mason Prep honors

• School menus

• Summer in City to hold auditions

• Family Circle Tennis Center

• Happenings

• Clubs

• Sewee Center

• Isle of Palms rec

• Creative Spark

• Pet Helpers seeks funds for big shelter opening in March

• Mt. P. Pride Committee seeks applicants for Tree Bank funds

• Center for Women

• New book salutes I'On's 10 years of community

• Library programs

• Redux classes

• Bishop Gadsden adds 5 staff members

• Make election Bhutto's tribute

• The Best of Bryce

• Get serious on helmet use

• Soldiers can take families with them

• Little Tink gets his man

• S.C. Lottery

• College of Charleston lineup should have a familiar look

• Everyone's favorite darkhorse — Jaguars

• Kansas offense, Virginia Tech defense intriguing matchup

• Vikes' Peterson is top offensive rookie

• Leyritz's license was suspended

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Man who killed 2 teenagers in 1973 denied parole again

• Boat sellers find market a bit tougher

• State motorcycle deaths increase

• Citadel walk-on maximizes potential through extra work

• Oil steps across $100 threshold

• I-526 extension at odds with goal

• S.C. State board forms president search panel

• What does $100 oil mean for consumers?

• Obama picks up Hodges' backing

• Walled City Task Force ready to dig

• Shaw Air Base to get more than $34M

• Hunter mistaken for a deer killed

• Sierra missed: Gators dealt first loss by Colleton County

• Health center clients check out books while they wait

• Letters to the Editor

• Odom fumes after Gamecocks' victory

• DO YOU KNOW: Rachel Hood

• Southern Living readers like Charleston the best

• Scout Boats' Hybrid churns up interest

• Higher visitor counts light up James Is. fest

• Everything old is new again for adventurous year

• James Island resident turns pool into garden

• Officials look to new year

• Advice for fishing in the wintertime

• Seabrook land on Folly placed in conservation easement

• DeMint hits trail in Iowa

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Looking ahead

• At last, voters will speak

• Ask Elsa

• Hot Tickets

• Business Briefs

• Events

• Briefly

• Iowa caucuses: A closer look

• This Week

• 'Cowboy' seems to be back in the saddle

• Sound Off

• Top of the Second Power Poll

• ‘The Diving Bell and the Butterfly’

• Couple dies in double shooting

• Reviewers write

• Mission employee charged

• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Appalachian State at College of Charleston

• Frosty weather descends upon Lowcountry

• Video DVD

• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Elon at The Citadel

• Math, science school to fill seats with lottery

• Chew on This

• NAACP leader bashes Giuliani

• Ben Sawyer Bridge to close during work

• Lana's might want to pare down menu options

• Cougars can jump on the CBI bubble

• For an eclectic performance, just add a little ‘Snake Oil'

• A comprehensive look at the worst movies of 2007

• 'Atonement' just can't pick up the pace

• Battle for 'Crete

• Start off the new year with a little more class

• Time to climb

• Bridge-wise, we'll fall to No. 2

• Mountains in Mexico offer great hikes to see monarch

• Primary voting makes a difference

• Head to Manny's for TV and more

• Sub Vets present embroidered caps to patients at Children's Hospital

Wednesday, Jan. 2

• Weather will be frightful

• New books include a Ray of hope for tired cooks

• Barbecue benefit

• Cleaning pizza stones

• Chef finds roots as Southern cook

• Cheese-pairing plate a snack with appeal

• The Wine List

• Cooking classes

• Front Burner

• The year ahead in food

• Hearty supper sandwich doesn't have to be a heart-stopper

• Finding food comfort amidst change

• ECPI campus president takes top role in U.S. Navy Reserves

• Goodwill donations increase as busy year draws to a close

• Briefly

• Red Cross looking for 'Heroes' to help families cope after fire

• Goodwill workers busy with donations as year draws to end

• Church to stream message worldwide

• Peacock gives special twist to shrimp and grits

• Technology replaces aggressive pharmaceutical sales techniques

• Letters to the Editor

• State's cities seeking reforms

• US Airways wants 2007 way behind it

• Ending parole, creating 'middle court' a path to great reform

• 'Stop digging' entitlement hole

• Chavez's tainted oil

• S.C. Lottery

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Still no supermarket

• Tough defenses taxing Tigers

• Clemson continues stroll through SEC

• Team notes jail fund expenditures

• What Charleston chefs foresee

• Forensic specialist has high-powered resume

• Berkeley tries to bond over dog tale

• I-526 foes to talk about alternatives

• Assistant principal jumped from bridge, authorities say

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• County offers Christmas tree disposal

• Charter school applications available

• Bridge to close for 3 days

• Will ads, privacy collide?

• GMs' right-brained innovator

• Georgia romps past Hawaii 41-10, ending Warriors’ perfect season

• A look back at the top 10 Lowcountry prep stories

• Air's cool, water's cold, so it's a good day to marry, swim

• Cross man dies in gunfire

• Two Tigers come together to settle ageless argument

Tuesday, Jan. 1

• Charleston woman dies after jumping off Ravenel bridge

• Multimedia Documents

• Multimedia Databases

• Multimedia soundslides

• Newspaper readers offer encouraging words

• Letters to the Editor

• Artist decries graffiti vandals

• Attention given controversial book on pro-Israel lobby questioned

• Book makes teens think about their value

• You can't hurry love, so stop pushing for affection from stepchildren

• Parents' resolutions for happy new year

• Renewing America

• Book reflects typical woes of teen girl

• Think twice before eating that candy bar

• On the Go

• Teen Calendar

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Ask Elsa

• Is 'cocktail culture' waning to interest in beer?

• Resolving to be better genealogist

• Teens learn to dazzle

• What happens in the man cave stays in the man cave

• Lawmaker calls for payday lending ban

• The green garden

• Hanahan might revoke club's license

• Man with gun robs pawnshop

• S.C. Lottery

• Clintons expected to attend King Day at the Dome rally

• Clemson at Alabama

• Clemson receives recruiting momentum heading into the new year

• Ex-Citadel coach hired at Arkansas

• Going 'green' can save green

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Resolutions for making or breaking

• Coupons to help millions convert to digital TV

• North Charleston shooting victim is OK

• Past year's big lesson

• Wall St. finishes year on low note

• CSU falls apart against Stetson

• Business briefs

• Second semester offers a new lease on life at school

• Forgo 'green guilt,' resolve to clean it up in new year

• Five questions about Iowa caucuses answered

• Woman wins royal honor for primate protection work

• Happy New Year, Charleston

• Who were 2007's winners, losers?

• 2 arrested in Mt. Pleasant robberies

• Rays undermanned but undeterred

• Dogs save fireworks for second-half rally

• Woman charged in pit bull attack

• Clemson report card

• Richardson misses meal, start

• Clemson's Davis not done yet

• Unhappy ending for Clemson