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Aunt Bea's restaurant to close in North Charleston
For 14 years, Aunt Bea's has served a meat and three vegetables for 15 hours a week from a former used furniture store in North Charleston's Olde Village.
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Donations wanted for public-housing clothes closet
The City of Charleston's Housing Authority is looking for donations for a clothing closet for residents of public housing.
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Harrell wants redistricting suit thrown out
COLUMBIA — A lawsuit over redrawing the state’s new U.S. House districts should be dismissed because six black voters challenging the claims haven’t proved the map is discriminatory, attorneys for the leader of the South Carolina House say.
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Local electrical business to overhaul dam powerhouse
A North Charleston-based company has been awarded a nearly $9.8 million contract to overhaul a hydroelectric generator on the Savannah River.
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Building Arts College named 'Hero of the New South'
The American College of Building Arts has been named a "Hero of the New South" in the March issue of Southern Living magazine.
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Magnolia Gardens offering free dream wedding to contest winner
Magnolia Gardens is giving away a free wedding package on the banks of the Ashley River.
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Eleven USC reps will meet with infractions committee
COLUMBIA – Eleven representatives of the University of South Carolina will travel to Los Angeles to meet with the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions on Friday and Saturday.
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Richard Todd returns to the air Thursday
Richard Todd, the popular “Morning Buzz” radio talk show host whose wife died after a long and public fight with cancer Jan. 3, will return to his WTMA time slot Thursday.
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Gibbes art museum offering free admission for families
Here's an idea for a family outing: a free trip to the art museum.
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Hanahan students to compete for $25,000 Eco Challenge prize
Hanahan Middle School recently won the Southeast regional round of the Lexus Eco Challenge, securing the team a spot at nationals to compete against fifteen other schools for a $25,000 prize.
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Wrestling star Al Snow, other grapplers coming to Hahanan
Former World Wrestling Entertainment star Al Snow will grapple with John Skyler at the Hanahan Recreation Gym Feb. 26, the city announced today.
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Fiat dealership headed to North Charleston
An Italian import will soon be wheeling its way into metro Charleston.
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Fire extinguished at Johns Island barn with ammunition, boat inside
Crews took a defensive stance and started spraying water on the fully engulfed barn because the owner reported that guns and ammunition were inside.
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Clemson 'working on' extending Dabo Swinney’s contract
CLEMSON – Clemson athletic director Terry Don Phillips told Tigernet.com Monday he is "working on" extending the contract of football coach Dabo Swinney.
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Freddie Solomon was ahead of his time
Freddie Solomon, the Super Bowl-winning wide receiver who died of cancer Monday at 59, was a pioneer with a big heart. A Sumter native, Solomon was a dynamic quarterback when few college football rosters in the South were integrated and fewer schools were willing to play a black quarterback.
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