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June 25, 2019 — Your news feed hand-made by local journalists.
Many parents voiced different concerns over recommendations that would overhaul Charleston County schools during a special all-day meeting Monday. Read more
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The Charleston County Coroner's Office on Monday identified the man who authorities said was found floating in a pond Saturday and had looked to be been bitten by an alligator. Read more
The development includes a 300-room hotel, condominiums, loft-style apartments and a ballroom. Planned at 411 Meeting Street, the now-vacant downtown site would be filled with buildings up to nine stories tall. Read more
At least three people were killed in a head-on collision that halted westbound traffic on Interstate 26 near Orangeburg, the S.C. Highway Patrol said. Read more
New Podcast Episode out today
Ep. 10: Understand SC podcast hosts talk with reporter Michael Majchrowicz about his project exploring gay conversion therapy in South Carolina. Read more
an impressive career
The Charleston Battery announced the signing of former Bishop England High School soccer standout James Cox on Monday, pending league and federation approval. Read more
Taco Tuesday
One of Charleston's favorite Mexican-inspired dining spots is ready to set the table in Summerville. Read more
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'it makes a big difference'
The weekly basketball match that features several young adults from Club Horizons, an adult day program for those with special needs, and North Charleston firefighters is one of several pilot programs launched by the city's Recreation Department in effort to be more inclusive. The initiative coincides with the city's broader effort to serve all people, no matter their abilities, through recreation, employment, and community engagement. Read more
Breaking down the draft
The NBA Draft selected four players that played high-school ball in South Carolina. None of them played college ball for the biggest university in the state. Read more
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The Charleston County Coroner's Office on Monday identified the man who authorities said was found floating in a pond Saturday and had looked to be been bitten by an alligator.
Authorities have identified the man police said was shot and killed outside a North Charleston motel over the weekend.
The development includes a 300-room hotel, condominiums, loft-style apartments and a ballroom. Planned at 411 Meeting Street, the now-vacant downtown site would be filled with buildings up to nine stories tall. Read more
Sen. Hugh Leatherman sent a letter to the utility's leadership informing them that they could be asked to foot a large part of the costs for at least two outside firms. Several board members are concerned about the unexpected expenses. Read more
One of Charleston's favorite Mexican-inspired dining spots is ready to set the table in Summerville. Read more
It's been known as "The Bridge to Nowhere" for so long that Google Maps identifies it that way. Read more
Overall, the statewide jobs figures released Friday by the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce were strong, with 1,100 jobs added and 5,253 more South Carolinians working since April. Read more
Thousands of South Carolina Democrats packed the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center to hear 2020 presidential candidates lay out their visions for the country. Read more
Stay up-to-date on which 2020 presidential candidates are visiting the Palmetto state with The Post and Courier's tracker. Continually updated as candidates campaign in South Carolina in the months leading up to the state’s February 2020 primary. Read more
Mark Sanford's administration tried to cover up the details of his disappearance by vaguely saying he was on the Appalachian Trail. Read more
Some Charleston parents are less than thrilled that the school district asks local clergy to bless its sex education curriculum. Read more
Thousands of South Carolina Democrats have packed the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center to hear 2020 presidential candidates lay out their visions for the country. Read more
Today, S.C. Army National Guard has 1,855 female members — that's 20 percent of its total strength of 9,120. Read more
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Man found dead in Kiawah Island pond identified; gator connection to death still unclear
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On the thriving Charleston peninsula, a former landfill looks like prime real estate
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Clemson won't release ostarine investigation findings, cites privacy law
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Younger brother of Clemson defensive standout transferring to Gamecocks
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Parents, community members voice concern over Charleston County school plans
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Design for 300-room hotel, residential complex in downtown Charleston up for review
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Gamecock frustration: Of 4 SC players taken in NBA draft, none played at South Carolina
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3 dead after head-on crash on I-26 near Orangeburg
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The sky is falling for fast food, but not for Chick-fil-A. Here's why.
Looking for the next Hayden Hurst, South Carolina on Saturday received a commitment from a tight end with a lot of promise. Read more
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The Charleston Battery announced the signing of former Bishop England High School soccer standout James Cox on Monday, pending league and federation approval. Read more
The NBA Draft selected four players that played high-school ball in South Carolina. None of them played college ball for the biggest university in the state. Read more
South Carolina equipment manager Mac Credille has retired after 43 years with the Gamecocks, but the stories live on. Read more
Clemson's Seth Beer wouldn't let World Series champ George Springer steal the show on Thursday, during Springer's rehab assignment with Houston's double-A squad. Read more
After running the small Sugar Bakeshop since 2007, co-owners David Bouffard and Bill Bowick are passing over the keys to their Cannon Street bakery. Read more
With the exception of James Islanders stuck in the previously barbecue-deficient area between Melvin’s Barbecue and Smoky Oak Taproom, locals probably won’t adjust their barbecue habits based on what’s served at Martin’s. Read more
After running the small Sugar Bakeshop since 2007, co-owners David Bouffard and Bill Bowick are passing over the keys to their Cannon Street bakery. Read more
A new culinary festival is launching this fall in Asheville that aims to celebrate the area's Appalachian history as well as its chefs, farmers and makers. Read more
Adam Helms lives in downtown Charleston. Read more
I’m accustomed to writing about menu trends, restaurant economics and interpretations of international cuisine. Writing an out-of-office message, though, isn’t typically my thing. Read more
George W. Bush made plenty of bad decisions during his presidency, but he began it with a very good one: He left the inaugural ball an hour ahead of schedule to get to bed. This was in keeping with his practice of getting plenty of sleep — often nine hours a night. Read more
George W. Bush made plenty of bad decisions during his presidency, but he began it with a very good one: He left the inaugural ball an hour ahead of schedule to get to bed. This was in keeping with his practice of getting plenty of sleep — often nine hours a night. Read more
Head out to Edisto Island to explore the serene nature and charming mom 'n' pop shops of the quaint island town that's only an hour away from the peninsula. Read more
From pop-ups to workshops, here are a few artistic endeavors to check out before the end of June. Read more
Fred Wilson, an award-winning visual artist with an exhibition scheduled for 2020 at the Gibbes Museum of Art, will deliver an address on Nov. 13 as part of the museum’s Distinguished Lecture Series.
It's futile to ask "why more" in the movie business, but it's hard not to go in a little suspicious of a fourth "Toy Story." The trilogy was so perfect. Read more
