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I recently passed the corner of Coleman Boulevard and Mill Street in Mount Pleasant. This is where the controversial parking garage/office building is being built near Shem Creek. Until then I had sided with the group that believed the Town of Mount Pleasant knew what it was doing in permitting this large structure on this sensitive site. Having...

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BRAUNSCHWEIG, Catherine M., 83, of Charleston died Monday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.

Having had more lives than a cat, it’s very difficult to say if the I-526 project is really and truly dead as a hammer or still walking the Earth in an undead, zombified state awaiting yet another spark of life. Is it too soon to recall the words of the coroner in the Wizard of Oz who, in reference to the Wicked Witch of the West, sang,...

Hillary Clinton. First woman presidential nominee.

Ra-ka-TAN, ra-ka-TANRA-ka-tan. This rhythm propels the members of the Cuban dance troupe Havana Rakatan as they mark tempo during rehearsals.

Following the second song of the Freddy Cole Quartet’s performance on Wednesday evening, the group’s 84-year-old frontman spoke to the Spoleto FEstival audience and promised that his set would be "an invitation to relaxation, all music and little chatter." Over the span of his 75-minute show, Cole and the gang made good...

Mere rumors of audience participation can be enough to make introverts keep a wide berth from a theater.

Amy O’Neal’s Opposing Forces, which opened at Memminger Auditorium Wednesday, was a party already in full swing as the audience arrived: the cast invited patrons to the stage to learn some moves as dance club music played.

Tango is in the air in Charleston.

Programming musical works for a concert program is a little like pairing food and wine. If too light a wine is paired with a heavy meal or vice versa, the experience can suffer. Balance is the goal.

James May of Ninety Six put together a 6-under-par 66 Wednesday and built a 4-shot lead heading into Thursday’s final round of the South Carolina Golf Association’s Junior Championship being played at the Links at Stono Ferry.

NEW YORK — Stocks rose for the third day in a row Wednesday as machinery and mining companies traded higher, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average above 18,000 for the first time since April.

MOUNT PLEASANT — Heeding concerns expressed by residents of the fastest-growing city east of the Mississippi, Mount Pleasant Council agreed to slash the allowed height of new buildings along Coleman and Ben Sawyer boulevards Wednesday.

NEW YORK — Preakness winner Exaggerator is the 9-5 morning-line favorite in a field of 13 entered for Saturday’s $1.5 million Belmont Stakes, the final leg of the Triple Crown.

As Kep Brown dug into the batter’s box on a cool, sunny afternoon in January, the former Wando High School outfielder took a moment to reflect on the last 10 months.

COLUMBIA — S.C. Senate leader Hugh Leatherman, R-Florence, has spent on average $50,000 a week on his re-election campaign since April.

ROME, Ga. — In a pitcher’s duel that rolled into extra innings, both the Charleston RiverDogs and the Rome Braves had their chances to score, but the Braves would capitalize first and salvage the final game of the series with a 3-2 walk-off win over Charleston on Wednesday afternoon at State Mutual...

After a federal court moved up Dylann Roof’s trial date this week, 9th Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson indicates she will prosecute former North Charleston police officer Michael Slager later this year.

Aussi authentique que mediatique, le chef le plus punchy du PAF decroche une premiere etoile pour son restaurant bordelais, Le Quatrieme Mur. Rencontre.

The schedule for the 2016 Sertoma Football Classic has been set with 28 teams competing Aug. 11-12 at The Citadel’s Johnson Hagood Stadium.

SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Yahoo is hoping to auction off most of its technology patents as part of a purge that also could culminate in the sale of its Internet operations.

Charleston police arrested nine people and confiscated more than $150,000 worth of drugs, $214,000 in cash and seven guns during a six-month probe that officials tied Wednesday to the shooting death of Patrick Moffly.

Charleston police have arrested nine people, confiscated $150,000 worth of drugs and seized $214,000 in cash during a six-month probe that officials said Wednesday was connected with the March shooting death of Patrick Moffly.