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October 22, 2019 — Your news feed hand-made by local journalists.
Charleston's hospitality workers struggle to pay for health care so often that a clinic catering to low-income patients on James, Johns, Folly and Wadmalaw islands has opened its doors to them. Read more
Tuesday Talkers
President Donald Trump compared the House impeachment process against him to a "lynching" on Twitter. Read more
Forcing students to move after the fall semester is disruptive and unfair, parents and students say, and comes after … Read more
A newly announced reality show will be partially filmed in Charleston. Read more
More news to know
For years, the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups have been raising the alarm about South Carolina's poorest residents standing trial without having access to defense attorneys. A recent settlement in a federal lawsuit could help change that. Read more
An SC Senate subcommittee on Tuesday took exceptions for rape or incest out of a bill that bans abortions about six weeks after conception. Read more
Spanish bites in downtown Charleston
Lira spent weeks working and eating in Spain, seeking inspiration for the Spring Street tapas bar. Read more
New risk, new plan
FEMA dictates that local municipalities update their Hazard Mitigation Plans every five years. Dorchester County's expires on Oct. 27, 2020. Read more
Minor league baseball cuts
Under a new proposal, the Charleston RiverDogs and other South Carolina farm teams could be moved up to double-A or eliminated from minor league baseball in an effort to restructure the league. Read more
Latest Posts
One of the "biggest wins" was the developer agreeing to a fee that could generate $1 million for affordable housing in the city, said the president of Historic Charleston Foundation. 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
Santee Cooper paid down $360 million in bond debt ahead of the 2020 legislative session when South Carolina lawmakers are set to debate the future of the state-run utility. Read more
After a 27-10 beatdown of rival Furman, The Citadel is back in the hunt for the SoCon championship. But don't tell anyone. Read more
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A bonding moment for feuding father-and-son SC injury lawyers
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Charleston hospitality workers can't pay for health care, so a clinic is offering it for free
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Inmate from North Charleston found dead of suspected suicide at SC prison
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As part of settlement, large downtown hotel will follow Charleston's new rules
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MLB's plan to cut 40 minor league teams could impact Charleston RiverDogs
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New Food Lion opens Wednesday in former Bi-Lo store near Charleston
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Company wanting to blast-test for oil on SC's coast asks Trump to ignore state's refusal
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8 people running for Mount Pleasant town council amid public bickering, financial troubles
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Former Mount Pleasant Bi-Lo slated to be redeveloped into office space
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After throwing punch, Clemson's Andrew Booth Jr. took bus, not team flight, home from Louisville
What’s the best macaroni-and-cheese in Charleston? Read more
The auction, which runs from Oct. 9-30, features 215 lots of Bourdain’s “most valued possessions.” Bourdain, a popular author and television host, died in 2018. Read more
Over the past few months, the city of Denmark’s water system has been maligned and criticized with charges ranging from occasional discolored water from the tap to the entire water supply being unsafe for consumption. The facts reveal a much different picture, and the city’s proactive approa… Read more
I would like to publicly thank all of the firefighters who worked on the Oct. 12 Harbor Pointe Apartments fire. Read more
In a meeting with the S.C. Department of Transportation concerning traffic safety on Ashley River Road (S.C. 61), I recommended that… Read more
The Oct. 8 Post and Courier article describing the planned bus rapid transit service between Summerville and downtown Charleston cit… Read more
COMMENTARY
Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and brewski bubble. There are two kinds of spirits on Charleston's ghost tours. Read more
