Miller, Clinton repeat

Two former collegiate runners repeated as winners of the James Island Connector Run 10K road race Saturday. Neville Miller, 26, of Mount Pleasant, and Anne Clinton, 27, of Charleston, won in respective times of 33 minutes, 26 seconds and 38:19. Both ran faster times than last year's race.... Read More

Fresher face

Cutting-edge plastic surgery technique helps patients save a little money as well as maintain a more youthful appearance

Gemme Huffman has taken care of her skin and her body, but at 66, she felt like she needed a little "freshening" up. Read More

As H1N1 spreads, focus on children

Schools expected to get vaccine next week

Matt and Amanda Blue knew something was wrong with their 6-year-old son, Zachary, on the night of Oct. 21. 'Instantly, he went from happy-go-lucky to ugh,' Matt Blue said. Read More

Break cycle of more food, less exercise

Today, chances are that there are bowls filled with leftover Halloween candy in your life. At your workplace. In your home and your friends' homes. At your kid's school. Even the most resistant can give in to temptation and grab some because it's free, available and, well, everyone's eating it. Read More

Gallery owner provides outlet for artists

Lese Corrigan can relate to the most famous person who bears her last name. American aviator Douglas Corrigan earned the nickname of "Wrong Way Corrigan" when, in 1938, he flew nonstop from New York to Ireland after filing a flight plan to go from New York to California. Read More

Medical Marijuana: Cause for debate

Raid policy brings little change to S.C.

Local radio talk-show host Richard Todd knows about the deep-seated stigma of medical marijuana in South Carolina. And he knows that few, if any, elected officials will dare touch the subject, even after the Obama administration last week ordered federal drug enforcers not to arrest users and suppliers in states where the medicinal use is legal. It is not legal in South Carolina. Read More

Guidelines step toward fitness

Conflicting information abounds when it comes to health. Read More

Lawyer pushes for policy reform

With prison overcrowding and states struggling with budgets, the time is right for reforming laws that incarcerate nonviolent drug users, according to the director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Drug Law Reform Project. Read More

Riders cover miles, raise funds

After a bleak economic year, more than 200 bike riders at the second annual Jerry Zucker Ride for Hope on Sunday helped raise an estimated $150,000 — a 60 percent increase over the inaugural year — for cancer-related charities. Read More

Cyclist spreads message

Tour de France veteran cyclist George Hincapie reminded everyone Saturday who the real inspiration is -- everyday people who endure and fight cancer on a daily basis. The 36-year-old Greenville resident toured the cancer ward at Trident Medical Center in advance of riding in this morning's second annual Jerry Zucker Ride for Hope, a fund-raiser for the LiveStrong Lance Armstrong Foundation and numerous local cancer charities. Read More