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Tuesday, May 26, 2020 — Make sense of the news with a curated selection of top stories, hand-made by local journalists.
Some Berkeley County parents have said they're turning to homeschooling or private schools after more than 50 rising kindergartners were not offered a spot at Cane Bay Elementary. Read more
Evening Talkers
Clyburn, whose endorsement of Biden helped propel him to the Democratic presidential nomination, said Biden "did not … Read more
BuildGroup CEO Lanham Napier has served on the Daniel Island-based software company's board since 2014. Read more
Berkeley County's population is exploding, which means new waves of voters looking to county and state to address the… Read more
Real-time stats and the latest news on the coronavirus outbreak in SC and beyond, compiled by our reporters and editors. Read more
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College sports
CLEMSON — Clemson football players and members of the men’s and women’s basketball teams are set to return to voluntary activity beginning June 8. The move comes after Clemson announced its phased return plan last week, including the NCAA’s decision to permit voluntary activity for all sports. Read more
Charleston Scene
The Morans on music inspired by the Great Migration.
The adventure series, involving a group of friends who embark on a treasure hunt, utilized a variety of locations across the Lowcountry while filming.
'It is important to have a program like this'
When schools closed, so did most of their extracurricular activities, clubs and programs. But not STEM for Kids, a science-focused after school program. Read more
New episode alert
The Post and Courier is partnering with local music and theater professionals to present a video series that connects Charleston artists with audiences.
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For Lowcountry locals looking to take a getaway without going far away, it's a buyer's market right now. Read more
A 1,014-acre remnant of a former sprawling rice plantation in the South Carolina Lowcountry recently sold for nearly $8 million. Read more
Just over a century ago, McMaster's great-uncle oversaw the Columbia chapter of the American Red Cross as it helped the state combat the Spanish Flu, including by distributing a dubious remedy: whiskey. Read more
Many boats carried the Trump 2020 "Keep America Great" logo. Read more
The S.C. Independent Schools Association sent an email to member schools with guidelines for a return to sports practices amid the coronavirus pandemic for the state's private schools. Read more
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In memoriam
Matty Symons, a Mount Pleasant brewer whose curmudgeonly charm and community-first ethos made him a beloved character in Charleston's close-knit craft beer community, died Saturday. He was 50 years old. Read more
The future of South Carolina’s hospitality industry looks relatively bright to restaurant owners, according to early returns from a COVID-19 Impact survey being conducted by the College of Charleston and Lander University. But there’s a catch: The most bullish restaurateurs don’t live in places reliant on the hospitality industry. Read more
Ideally, the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals will agree with the city of Charleston that its testing of tour guides passes constitutional muster. The process provides quality assurance for visitors looking for a level of competency and knowledge as they learn about the city’s history. Read more
I was glad to see the May 18 editorial on Jaquelin Taylor Robertson. His death is felt far and wide. Read more
I enjoy a good contradiction. Hampton Park is an urban tranquil green sanctuary, as noted by a May 10 commentary, “Olmsted’s living … Read more
I am 71 years old and have asthma. The threat of COVID-19 is more real to me than most. Read more
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While Charleston isn't a film industry destination quite like Hollywood, New York City or Atlanta, it has offered a stage to several popular movies and TV shows throughout the years. Read more
