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Hinting about a long struggle with alcohol abuse and depression, suspended Colleton County Sheriff Andy Strickland pleaded guilty Friday to charges that he beat his girlfriend, ordered deputies to work on his properties and used county resources to further what prosecutors called an "inappropriate" relationship.
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Here's how much Charleston County teachers could make if the school board's pay raise went to them...
South Carolina’s unemployment rate fell to 5.1% in September, but as The Post and Courier’s Andrew Brown noted Wednesday, the statistical improvement is misleading.
Real-time stats and the latest news on the coronavirus outbreak in SC and beyond, compiled by our reporters and editors. Read more
'There will be discrimination ... But don't let it come from you.'
Gene Sapakoff column: Members of Charleston's 1955 Cannon Street All-Stars spoke at Newberry College this week at a diversity program showcasing their plight as a Little League champion denied the chance to compete in local, state and regional tournaments
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This fall, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art gathers 10 artists from a range of places, pairing them 1o writers to explore being displaced from home.Â
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The former Charlestowne Academy in North Charleston is being converted into an office building that will be called Ten Mile because it's 10 miles from Broad Street in downtown Charleston. Enveloped by 27 grand oak trees, it should be ready for occupancy by the spring.
This fall, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art gathers 10 artists from a range of places, pairing them 1o writers to explore being displaced from home.Â
Here's how much Charleston County teachers could make if the school board's pay raise went to them...
After a yearlong renovation, Charleston's Meeting Street visitor center has reopened. More restrooms were added, along with event space, a kitchen for cooking demonstrations and a retail area for locally-made goods. Read more
An average of 50,000 people voting absentee in-person and by mail every single day, said South Carolina Election Commission spokesman Chris Whitmire. Read more
President Donald Trump and his allies fought for support in pivotal battleground states on Friday after a debate performance that gave new hope to anxious Republicans. Democrat Joe Biden, campaigning close to home, tried to clean up a debate misstep while urging voters to stay focused on the president's inability to control the worsening pandemic. Read more
The list, which contains the names, home addresses and absentee mailing addresses of voters, is typically not made public until the day before Election Day. Read more
A lawsuit seeks to block Charleston and Richland counties from using funds from a nonprofit backed by tech titans to improve election efficiency and voter access. Read more
President Donald Trump took on the country's most influential news program in unprecedented fashion, posting unedited video of interviews that he and Vice President Mike Pence gave to "60 Minutes" before its broadcast this weekend. Read more
A lawsuit seeks to block Charleston and Richland counties from using funds from a nonprofit backed by tech titans to improve election efficiency and voter access. Read more
The final survey of possible unmarked graves of enslaved and indentured Black workers in Clemson's Woodland Cemetery found more than double what was originally thought. Read more
The end of Gov. Henry McMaster's "last call executive order" came into question Friday as the public had a chance to ask the governor and other state leaders small business-related questions. Read more
Regardless of how it eventually ends, the 2020 volleyball season will be one Wando High School coach Alexis Glover never forgets. Read more
High school football statistical leaders for teams in the Charleston area.  Read more
ARLINGTON, Texas — Brandon Lowe busted out early and Tampa Bay’s bullpen hung on late. Read more
Almost a decade ago, a Harvard Business School professor published a study showing a one-star increase in a restaurant’s Yelp rating translated to a 5 percent to 9 percent increase in revenue. Read more
Ever since North Charleston annexed westward across the Ashley River, some have feared the city would allow more intense, inappropriate development in one of the nation’s largest historic districts — an area that the National Trust for Historic Preservation twice has listed as endangered. Read more
Local bands Gravel Road, Southern Flavor Bluegrass Band and Pluff Mud String Band will play. Read more
