Evening Edition
Tuesday, January 28, 2020 — Welcome to the new Evening Edition from The Post and Courier. Make sense of the news with a curated selection of top stories, hand-made by local journalists.
Cpl. Spencer Daily was accused of shooting and killing fellow airplane technician Cpl. Tyler P. Wallingford at the Marine Corps Air Station in Beaufort last year. Daily was identified as the main suspect and taken into custody shortly after the incident. Read more
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The National Action Network held a press conference Tuesday to protest the hiring of Elliott Summey as the new CEO of… Read more
Stars and Strikes will open a bowling and amusement center in a former grocery site in Irmo next month, the latest re… Read more
A mulch fire at a North Charleston recycling plant has been burning for almost two weeks, and nearby residents have c… Read more
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Palmetto Politics
Democratic U.S. Rep. Joe Cunningham's first 2020 reelection TV ad is designed to counter the slew of anti-impeachment ads that have been airing in his 1st Congressional District.
Two Democratic women who helped lead Kamala Harris' presidential campaign in South Carolina are now endorsing Joe Biden in the state's first-in-the-South presidential primary.
health & wellness
The federal Women's Preventative Service Guidelines now recommend screening for anxiety in women.
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The Post and Courier Food section weekly features a complaint that first surfaced online, along with testimonies from the patron and restaurateur. Read more
Columbia Metropolitan Airport is already home to a major UPS hub and FedEx shipping operations, as well as being near an Amazon fulfillment center. It hopes to build on that existing industry presence to increase the cargo shipping business that takes to the skies around the Capital City as it develops 500 acres of airport property. 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
Thursday, Jan. 30, is the final day to register to vote in South Carolina's first in the South Democratic presidential primary. Here's what else you need to know in order to cast a ballot. Read more
College of Charleston's Anthony Johnson faced the late Kobe Bryant twice in the NBA Finals. "Not of this planet," he said of the basketball legend. Read more
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Want to vote in SC's Democratic presidential primary? Thursday is registration cutoff.
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National Action Network protests hiring of Elliott Summey as new Charleston airport CEO
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Q: Any decent corned beef hash in Charleston/Mt. Pleasant/Islands? Read more
While the gender imbalance on the Carolina Gold Rice Foundation’s board is extreme, it’s not the only nonprofit in the Charleston-area culinary sector where a greater share of board seats belong to men. On the boards of The Culinary Institute of Charleston, Lowcountry Hospitality Association and Coastal Conservation League, which operates GrowFood Carolina, men outnumber women by a ratio of 2-to-1. Read more
We’d like to be encouraged by the fact that the Legislature is poised to reopen filing for four seats on the utility-regulating S.C. Public Service Commission after a screening panel declined to nominate any of the candidates. Read more
It’s such an unlikely tale, one that reveals the deep racial fault lines of a small Upstate South Carolina town and reactivates fears of the violence and hate endured by older African Americans in this place. Read more
