After a fire and years of promises, will a vacant North Charleston school finally get a second life?
Metanoia, the nonprofit that owns the old Chicora school announced plans for Cristo Rey, a Catholic high school for ...
Are Charleston homes overvalued? Local brokers weigh in on rising prices.
Charleston home prices are overvalued by 16%, Fitch Ratings said, but Carolina One and William Means brokers say supply, ...
Post and Courier4h
Private donations of $20K give Citadel football team ability to use in-game technology
Maurice Drayton knew the Bulldogs defense had an issue midway through the first half of The Citadel’s game against South ...
Post and Courier5h
Calling all football fans
Islander 71 invites local football fans to its Isle of Palms-based fish house and raw bar to catch live NFL action. With 16 ...
Questions, cases and handcuffs: Here's what happened when the SC Supreme Court came to The Citadel.
The court's visit to Charleston ended with an arrest after an audience member disrupted the second day's proceedings twice ...
Greenville's first public skatepark is closer than ever near Swamp Rabbit Trail
Greenville gave initial approval for the first public skatepark in the city. It will connect with the Swamp Rabbit Trail at ...
Greenville County created septic tank rules to control growth. Has it worked?
It's been nine months since Greenville County created strict regulations for the use of septic tanks in its unzoned areas.
Post and Courier6h
SC man gets $63M in baby powder cancer case. With months to live – and no money yet – he speaks out.
COLUMBIA — As the August trial date neared, Michael Perry experienced sleepless nights and panic attacks at the thought of ...
Ms. Pat is keeping it real on her 'Hot & Flashy Tour' at the Charleston Music Hall
Ms. Pat, a.k.a. Atlanta’s own Patricia Williams, has a four-time Primetime Emmy Award-nominated BET sitcom, "The Ms. Pat Show." She's coming to Charleston.
West Ashley Piggly Wiggly site plans approved weeks after being introduced, but not without hiccups
Charleston moves ahead with a roughly $345 million plan and new developer for former Piggly Wiggly site and Ashley Landing shopping center in West Ashley.
Opinion
Editorial: School shootings, unintended child deaths are two problems that share a solution
Georgia school shooter had easy access to AR-15-style rifle; toddlers grab parents' guns. Gun storage laws not barred by Second Amendment, would save lives.
After-school meal program returns to Charleston. Here's how students can get free meals
The Charleston County Public Library program will continue through May 16, 2025, and will serve Monday through Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. to children ages 5 to 18.