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April 23, 2019 — Your news feed hand-made by local journalists.
A team of treasure hunters finally may be closing in on the Charleston location of a ceramic key buried here almost four decades ago. Read more
Top Tuesday Headlines
Public school teachers across South Carolina plan to leave work and protest in Columbia on May 1, but it's unclear how many may participate and whether any school districts may opt to close schools on that day. Read more
The mental competency exam was requested by the prosecutors office after the suspect, Fred Hopkins, wrote letters to The Post and Courier explaining that he suffered from post traumatic stress disorder. Read more
Wall Street took notice of a report alleging shoddy production at Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner campus in North Charleston as analysts Monday said the claims, while unconfirmed, should spark a quick investigation. Read more
Holy City Eats
Q: I consider the closing of Hominy Grill to be a complete disaster. Everyone is so focused on where will they go now to get good biscuits, but to me it was their sausage that was so extraordinary. Just bursting with flavor! Just so unique. What would be your top three places for amazing sau… Read more
Despite its name, customers for weeks couldn't buy beer at Baker and Brewer, the new joint project from Holy City Brewing and EVO Pizza. Read more
Folly Beach Death
A 75-year-old Folly Beach man died following a kite surfing incident on the water Saturday, authorities confirmed. Read more
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Day in the life of a Congressional wife
Amanda Cunningham is navigating the new normal as a mother, the wife of a congressman, and as a 34-year-old whose life was thrust into the public eye when her husband's surprise win stunned the nation. Read more
Lowcountry Development
The nation's second-largest home builder plans to put several hundred new houses on another piece of the 2,031-acre Wildcat Tract beside Cane Bay Plantation in Berkeley County. Read more
Local News
The gunshot wound to the officer's arm is not life-threatening, police said.
A team of treasure hunters finally may be closing in on the Charleston location of a ceramic key buried here almost four decades ago.
Wall Street took notice of a report alleging shoddy production at Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner campus in North Charleston as analysts Monday said the claims, while unconfirmed, should spark a quick investigation. Read more
Wall Street took notice of a report alleging shoddy production at Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner campus in North Charleston as analysts Monday said the claims, while unconfirmed, should spark a quick investigation. Read more
Yellowstone has Old Faithful, Gettysburg has the battlefield, the Grand Canyon has its namesake gorge. But the Reconstruction Era National Historical Park, though it does include several physical sites, highlights something much more abstract. Read more
The nation's second-largest home builder plans to put several hundred new houses on another piece of the 2,031-acre Wildcat Tract beside Cane Bay Plantation in Berkeley County. Read more
The city's tourism leaders hope a new experience-driven format will bring more traffic to the center, which has seen visitation decrease even as tourist numbers climb. Read more
Democrat Elizabeth Warren is proposing the elimination of existing student loan debt for millions of Americans. Read more
A national poll once found that more Americans could name the Three Stooges than the three branches of government. Read more
Amanda Cunningham is navigating the new normal as a mother, the wife of a congressman, and as a 34-year-old whose life was thrust into the public eye when her husband's surprise win stunned the nation. Read more
California Sen. Kamala Harris has described her experience as a student at a historically black college as "one of the most important aspects" of her life. Now, her Democratic presidential campaign is using that experience to connect with voters. Read more
A national poll once found that more Americans could name the Three Stooges than the three branches of government. Read more
Why one of the four finalists to become the next president at the University of South Carolina stands out. Read more
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Clemson is hoping for good news this week as a prized defensive tackle announces his college choice. Read more
Latest posts in sports
Chris and Kaitlyn Nigro weren’t planning on getting tickets for Monday’s Charleston RiverDogs game at Riley Park. Read more
South Carolina unveiled a new concessions venture during its last baseball series. Read more
Clemson is hoping for good news this week as a prized defensive tackle announces his college choice. Read more
A decision made several years ago to make basketball the featured sport in the Big South Conference is looking like a smart move after the league just wrapped up the most successful season in its history. Read more
Despite its name, customers for weeks couldn't buy beer at Baker and Brewer, the new joint project from Holy City Brewing and EVO Pizza. Read more
Malagon is making exceptional food, but its owners don’t want you or me to know it. Read more
Despite its name, customers for weeks couldn't buy beer at Baker and Brewer, the new joint project from Holy City Brewing and EVO Pizza. Read more
Q: I consider the closing of Hominy Grill to be a complete disaster. Everyone is so focused on where will they go now to get good biscuits, but to me it was their sausage that was so extraordinary. Just bursting with flavor! Just so unique. What would be your top three places for amazing sau… Read more
“We love doing this every year,” one Spirited Brunch participant wrote on a form confirming her house of worship would again join the yearly self-guided snack tour of downtown congregations, sponsored by The Post and Courier and College of Charleston Religious Studies department. “We love to… Read more
Three weeks after a brewery and pizzeria opened on Stuart Street downtown, it got the go ahead on Friday to serve beer. Read more
A national poll once found that more Americans could name the Three Stooges than the three branches of government. Read more
There is a Latin saying that was favored by 19th-century revolutionaries: Fiat justitia, et pereat mundus. “Let justice be done, though the world perish.” Read more
Local arts in brief: Spoleto salons; Tim McGraw/Jon Meacham book tour; comedian Emo Philips and more
Spoleto Festival USA announced a set of pre-festival "salons," or informal discussions with participants about what goes on behind the scenes. Read more
The Cultura Festival at The Royal American on Saturday, April 20, featured all black artists. Read more
Win a waterfront adventure for two that showcases everything the Charleston Harbor has to offer.
A short series of documentary films about Gullah-Geechee culture will be presented 2-4 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at Johns Island Regional Library, 3531 Maybank Hwy. Read more
