Evening Edition
Monday, March 30, 2020 — Make sense of the news with a curated selection of top stories, hand-made by local journalists.
Students and professors are still grappling with the impacts of long-term school closures, and many are left wondering when they'll be able to go back to normal classroom learning. Read more
Evening talkers
The field for South Carolina's most competitive congressional race includes a state lawmaker, a certified genius, a m… Read more
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, people across the Lowcountry have found ways to bring a little cheer to their neighbor… Read more
Tony Radoszewski, president and CEO of the Plastic Industry Association, sent a letter to U.S. Department of Health a… Read more
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Real-time stats and the latest news on the coronavirus outbreak in SC and beyond, compiled by our reporters and editors. Read more
How restaurants are weathering COVID-19
Some Charleston restaurateurs and chefs are still intent on feeding their staff family meal — from a distance.
Charleston area restaurant owners who won’t have enough cash to cover rent on Wednesday should talk to their landlords as soon as possible, commercial real estate experts say.
Set to return in 2021
This is the second large music festival set for this spring at North Charleston's Riverfront Park to be called off.
Trumpet duo takes virtual stage
The Post and Courier is partnering with local music and theater professionals to present a video series that connects Charleston artists with audiences. Read more
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A group of investors has teamed up to reopen a handful of the shuttered Earth Fare organic grocery stores, including one in the Charleston area. Read more
The extended tax filing season is a relief for millions of people during the coronavirus crisis, but it will put a crimp in summer vacation plans for the many accountants who will be working well past July 4 this year to help clients meet the July 15 deadline. 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
Smithsonian curator Claire Jerry had to find objects that uniquely capture the 2020 presidential primary. And she knew she had to go to South Carolina. Read more
South Carolina reached into a familiar place last week to land another defensive player for the 2021 recruiting class. Read more
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Hicks: It's never a good time to attack nurses, but especially not now
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Key steps help publicly track the virus, protect first responders. SC isn't taking them.
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1 of 2 shuttered Earth Fare supermarkets in Charleston area could soon reopen
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'Everybody is scared': Coronavirus pandemic leaves SC children stuck in DSS system
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With more than 770 SC coronavirus cases, beach towns resolve to cut off access
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Locked-down Carnival cruise ship in Charleston has critics fuming
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During pandemic, Charleston-area restaurants feed laid-off staff with 'family meal' to-go
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Downtown Charleston restaurant new to delivery accused of charging $18 for $2 frozen pizza
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Experts urge Charleston area restaurant owners facing rent payment to call their landlords
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Folly Beach bars visitors again during coronavirus pandemic hours after reopening island
Recent Review
I can’t shake the critic’s instinct that it’s silly to endorse a dish which might not be available tomorrow. I kind of miss taking chances, though. In other words: No promises. But here are my greatest hits from the first week of the dining ban. Read more
Coquin, a 5-month-old wine bar on Spring Street, is being accused of misleading customers by selling frozen pizzas as “gourmet Roman-style thin crust pizza, with house made marinara sauce and whole milk mozzarella.” Read more
If the SC Legislature couldn't meet in person because of the coronavirus, it would have no way to take those actions that even an emergency-empowered governor couldn’t take, like appropriating money to pay for emergency operations. Read more
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“The Mirror and the Light,” the third of Hilary Mantel's Tudor trilogy, reminds us that all of Thomas Cromwell’s standing and stature come from King Henry VIII. Read more
