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A re-energized Hurricane Ian spared Charleston the worst of its fury but lashed the upper part of South Carolina’s coast with winds and damaging surge as it made a second landfall Sept. 30, th… Read more
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RECOVERY FROM IAN
A driver in Irmo was injured on Sept. 29, after strong winds caused by Tropical Storm Ian caused a pine tree to fall on Piney Grove Road, and crush her car.
Photos from Charleston and the Carolina coast as Hurricane Ian crawls closer.
ITALIAN FOOD ON THE MOVE
Johnny Focaccia food truck Owner John Olbrych's pandemic pivot has an unexpected twist: his new business is housed in a 22-year-old converted church bus outfitted with a wood-fired oven imported from Italy.Â
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David Sibley, an Episcopal priest, went from competing on quiz bowl teams in high school and at Furman University to compete on Jeopardy, the long-running trivia show. Read more
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