Spinach, sweet potatoes and kale are a good place to start.
Since the 1970s, rates of childhood nearsightedness have steadily been on the rise. Some local experts view it as a epidemic.
The 2020 Charleston Home + Design Show is hosting a lecture about the city's master builders and the enslaved artisans who made some of Charleston's most iconic estates.
The 2020 Charleston Home + Design Show is hosting a lecture about the city's master builders and the enslaved artisans who made some of Charleston's most iconic estates.
The Colour of Music Festival, featuring professional black classical musicians, convenes in Charleston Jan. 29-Feb. 1.
I’d try to tell people that my name was Norris, but they’d often respond with a one-word question. “What?”
2020 is the "Year of the Rat."
When the temperature reaches 85 degrees, it just gets too hot for “white mold,” Sclerotinia sclerotiorum.
The Rev. William Barber recently spoke with The Post and Courier during a recent visit to North Charleston. He reflected on King's legacy and explored themes of race, religion, poverty and politics.
The movies don't need to get science perfectly right all the time, but Neil deGrasse Tyson appreciates a solid effort.
Jazz violin? Not so weird, really.
Carl Ware’s recently published memoir, “Portrait of an American Businessman,” chronicles lifelong commitment to education and service.
Picking up “Tell Me a Story,” Cassandra King Conroy’s memoir of her life with Pat Conroy, we know that we are in good company: we loved him, too, and he left us too early.
Reading is the easiest way to escape to a new world.
When cats show any sign of difficulty urinating, the situation bears watching closely. In the case of one cat, it is time for a surgical approach to alleviate the situation.
An MLK concert is set for Monday on James Island, and CofC Opera will offer works by Poulenc and Puccini.
In a bid to solidify his evangelical base, President Donald Trump vowed to protect prayer in public schools and took new steps to give religious organizations easier access to federal programs.
Perfectly timed with the new year, two very different shows face down addiction and the bumpy road to recovery.
Trident United Way is continuing on with its second round of community engagement grants with seven local groups receiving additional funding for community health events.
While some people are likely having luck with meeting their New Year's health goals, others may find themselves barely making it out of January with their resolution goals still intact.
Queen Elizabeth II agreed Monday to grant Prince Harry and and his wife Meghan their wish for a more independent life, allowing them to move part time to Canada while remaining firmly in the House of Windsor.
On Sunday evening, the local Jewish community, joined by other religious and political leaders, said enough was enough — not just to a recent increase in anti-Semitic attacks, but to South Carolina's status as one of just four states without hate crime legislation.
As a new decade begins, home builders and designers are seeing new trends crop up — a stray from crisp whites to more moody tones — while other trends remain strong.
Pundits on both the left and right spew hate. Our columnist calls on people of faith to turn off their TVs and start talking to each other.
The beauty of growing edible plants, such as vegetables and herbs, is that just about any garden can accommodate them and the reward is exceptional.
The Gibbes Museum of Art's new exhibition features works by Southern women artists, many of whom have been underrepresented in the national arts world.
The beauty of growing edible plants, such as vegetables and herbs, is that just about any garden can accommodate them and the reward is exceptional.
The Gathering may have ended, but faith leaders feel that it demonstrated what true racial reconciliation looks like, while also pointing out the challenges with merging two distinctly different cultures.
More than 25 shows are on tap at Theatre 99, Woolfe Street Playhouse, Threshold Rep Theatre, Forte Jazz Lounge, South of Broadway and The Commodore.
Narrated entirely from the viewpoint of the eponymous cheffe's adoring former apprentice, the book offers the narrator’s memories of his intense but ultimately unfulfilled relationship with a well-known female cook.
Happenings in the local arts community.
Fantuzzo dwells in the margins and implies transformation with her expressive work.
With centuries-old instruments and musical rigor, the Bach Society of Charleston keeps it authentic.
There's a beauty inherent in symmetrical things. Balance is comforting, and patterns provide regularity to guide the eye smoothly.
Bookfest brings Judith Viorst to Charleston
The Post and Courier has teamed with Julie Cooke, owner of the Sandpiper and Edward Dare galleries, to transform the lobby of the newspaper building into a small public art gallery with rotating exhibitions.
Let’s assume that what follows is completely made up, a fabrication. The story was told by someone who might be assumed to have been in the know to a second party, who sent written remarks to a third party, who forwarded the text to me.
Dinner for 2 at Tavern & Table, Bowling Party at The Alley, The Ultimate Fùtbol Game Day Experience at My Father's Moustache, and Family Fun at Charleston fun Park!
AirPods were a holiday season top seller, and if you haven't already cut the cord on your earbuds, you can expect to do so soon. Small, sleek, and Bluetooth-enabled, AirPods have turned regular old earphones into dynamic devices in their own right, and they have only improved with each generation.
SLED's investigation into millions of dollars sent to Emanuel AME Church after the 2015 massacre involved five interviews and one emailed statement.
"I grew up here, I know substance use is a big problem here," said Lindsay Squeglia, a psychiatry professor and adolescent brain development expert with the Medical University of South Carolina.
Amid a potential denominational split aimed at resolving the church's divide over LGBTQ rights, United Methodist Church leaders in South Carolina are issuing calls for prayer and are urging members to engage in meaningful discussions around controversial topics.
A newly commissioned opera, "Omar," makes its premiere this year, reopening the renovated Sottile Theatre.
At Spoleto Festival USA, it all started with a ham and a prayer.
God knows our important stats. He knows how many resolutions we’ve failed to complete. He knows how many of his passes we’ve missed. He knows how many times we’ve fumbled the ball. He knows all of this and yet he still loves us.
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Borick, a pianist, is one of 21 student finalists in his category, and one of 686 teenage finalists in multiple disciplines from across the nation.
Painting your dormant grass is another option to maintaining the appearance of green color in winter. It’s much less expensive, doesn’t require mowing, irrigation or fertilizer.
Summerville author Cheryl Oliver has kept alive the memory of her daughter, Jennifer Castor, who at age 28 was killed by a drunken driver in a hit-and-run.
Summerville author Cheryl Oliver has kept alive the memory of her daughter, Jennifer Castor, who at age 28 was killed by a drunken driver in a hit-and-run.
One of the structures, Quarters A, also known as the Admiral's House, will soon join the list of newly refurbished cottages and houses.
One of the structures, Quarters A, also known as the Admiral's House, will soon join the list of newly refurbished cottages and houses.