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Commentary: When summer ends, the fight against hunger keeps going
1+ hour, 46+ min ago (635+ words) For many of us, summer ends with the return of familiar routines: school schedules, workdays, homework, practices and busy weeknights. We may look back fondly on time with friends and family, visits to the beach or a few days away…...
Motorcyclist killed Sept. 13 on Interstate 20
5+ hour, 31+ min ago (122+ words) AIKEN — A motorcyclist was killed Sept. 13 on U.S. Interstate 20 after travelling off the roadway and striking a cable in the median, the South Carolina Highway Patrol reported. The 2017 Harley Davidson motorcycle was the only vehicle involved in the 2:30 a.m. incident....
Broker for the People: Why CTAR's work matters to families in the Lowcountry
10+ hour, 46+ min ago (741+ words) When most people hear the word Realtor, they think of buying or selling a home. That's fair. It's what we're known for. But the truth is, if that's all you think we do, you're missing the bigger picture. Every day,…...
How the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce advances the region's business community
10+ hour, 46+ min ago (495+ words) Post and Courier Kevin Sheilley, president and CEO of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce, meets with members of the local business community. The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce holds its annual legislative reception to bring local officials together as…...
About the Cover Artist: Hervé Moreau
10+ hour, 46+ min ago (262+ words) The cover artwork depicts a Charleston street by Summerville artist Hervé Moreau. Born in France, Hervé Moreau is a self-taught artist whose creative journey began in childhood following in his father's artistic footsteps. While living in the South of France,…...
Making the most of forced family fun
10+ hour, 46+ min ago (549+ words) Going to a Charleston RiverDogs game is fun for kids of all ages (even tweens). When kids are little, parents can plan an outing, strap their kids in their car seats, and take them anywhere. Spending time at a park…...
Sole Focus: Peter & Sons Shoe Repair has been helping customers for 46 years
11+ hour, 46+ min ago (493+ words) Peter & Sons Shoe Repair, located at 42 Windermere Blvd. in West Ashley, has been in operation since 1980. "You can't decide who walks in through that door. You've just got to be ready for when it opens." That's the customer service mindset…...
Midland Valley High School remembers 9/11 ahead of stormy Friday night football game
11+ hour, 31+ min ago (460+ words) A Midland Valley Fire Department Truck on the Midland Valley High School football field before the start of a storm-delayed game on the evening of Sept. 11. A Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville Fire Department fire truck outside of the Sept. 11 Midland Valley…...
Mount Pleasant renews discussion of plans for Faison Road property. Everything is on the table.
11+ hour, 46+ min ago (547+ words) Mount Pleasant Town Council want to review their options for a 38-acre property on Faison Road. MOUNT PLEASANT — Nearly 40 acres of undeveloped land on Faison Road is flanked by a regional airport, an industrial warehouse, a high school and a…...
2 Charleston recreation centers are in the works, Folly Beach adopts new plastic regulations
11+ hour, 46+ min ago (934+ words) A group of volunteers stand next to bags of litter after cleaning up the Ben Sawyer Causeway in 2025. The largest statewide litter cleanup day is coming up on Sept. 19. Groups of volunteers from all corners of the state will be…...