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In Issue 24.15 of Statehouse Report are stories on accountability for the state's charter school system, tax breaks and ...
Mules, phosphate and asparagus share something for South Carolina. One hundred years ago, they were pretty common. Today? ...
Mikal Mahdi, 42, is set to die by firing squad 6 p.m. Friday. The execution will mark the second time the state will have ...
The No. 1 rule of soft shell crab season is that soft shell crab season is fleeting. A restaurant may post a special dish at ...
The last time that Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim (KKBE), the revered and historic Hasell Street synagogue founded in 1749 staged the works of acclaimed composer Ernest Bloch was 45 years ago. That 1980 ...
The drudgery of daily life — getting ready for work, work, cleaning, cooking, washing and on and on — inspired two seasoned improvisational comics to write a book on ways to break the cycle.
Invisible gnats swarmed as weed whackers sliced away years of overgrown vegetation covering the resting place for hundreds of people of African descent in Charleston’s Monrovia Union Cemetery.
Good ol’ fashioned fun A Mount Pleasant woman on March 30 told town police that her neighbor yelled at her children and was acting “irrational” while her children were “catching frogs” and playing in ...
Amid ongoing concerns about lackluster academic performance and fresh allegations of financial self-dealing, state officials are considering major reforms to rein in South Carolina’s charter school ...
It’s a good thing Dr. Edward Simmer is a psychiatrist. Any other kind of physician might have been baffled last week when the ...
With $50 million in federal highway funds on the line, the S.C. House on Wednesday passed a bill to require hands-free cell ...
I’m married to a great guy. ... We get along well in almost every area except the bedroom. I love any kind of affection, ...
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