North Charleston resident Ken Battle’s decade-long plan to expand his civic involvement paid off this summer when he was elected president of the Exchange Club of Charleston. The one-year term now ...
Reports taken from Sept. 18 to Oct. 15 Feelin’ like fall! A pumpkin delivery en route to a Mount Pleasant church on Oct. 15 ...
Alex Sanders, whose gift for spinning a good yarn was celebrated almost as widely as his six decades of public service as a ...
A redacted report on ground-penetrating radar (GPR) scans at 106 Coming St., the site of the College of Charleston’s proposed ...
In-person early voting for this year’s Nov. 3 elections begins today across the Palmetto State, as voter discontent with high ...
Graham, who was appointed in July to complete the term of her late brother Lindsey Graham, is locked in an unexpectedly close race with Lowcountry pediatrician Annie Andrews, a Democrat. The event ...
Democratic consultant Paul Begala used to say that being famed campaign guru James Carville’s business partner was like being ...
You might not think much of political yard signs at this time of year. They junk up the roadways. They’re little more than ...
MORNING HEADLINES | The South Carolina Arts Commission announced its third leadership change of the month at its Oct. 15 board meeting as Ashley Brown, the commission’s interim executive director ...
The Oct. 16, 2026, issue of the Charleston City Paper includes a special "compare and contrast" news experiment between our human reporter and AI on a story about what's ahead in AI.
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