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COLUMN: Hail the sturgeon, secret weapon of our port
The noble Atlantic Sturgeon, an ancient fish capable of living in both salt and sea waters, receives scant praise and precious little attention from most South Carolinians.
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Red Flag warning issued to 27 SC counties
CHARLESTON, S.C. The South Carolina Forestry Commission issued a Red Flag Fire Alert for all counties within its Pee Dee and Coastal regions, effective at 7:00 p.m. Saturday night.
Poll confirms strong sense of faith in S.C.
A new Winthrop Poll confirms what most people who spend any time in the Palmetto State already know: South Carolinians are unabashedly religious, largely evangelical and armed with a strong belief that the Bible is the infallible word of God.
SC garden collects ancient camellia varieties
A South Carolina garden's goal of creating the world's largest collection of ancient camellias is a bit closer with the addition of about 200 ancient varieties in recent years, including about 100 brought from Europe in recent months.
Missing woman's burned SUV found near Charleston
Authorities are searching woods in the Francis Marion National Forest for a missing 30-year-old Mount Pleasant woman after her SUV was found burned nearby.
DHEC doesn't know about SC medical waste shipment
South Carolina health officials say they haven't been notified about a shipment of medical waste that a Latin American news website reported was on its way to Charleston.
[Charleston mortgage report] FHA Streamline refinance changes clear roadblocks
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Locals visit Charles Towne Landing for half price
Charleston-area residents are getting a chance to see where South Carolina took shape for a reduced price this weekend.
Charleston-based Thai restaurant to open in Columbia
Brothers Henry and Chai Eang opened their first Basil restaurant in Charleston a decade ago and have added locations in Charlotte and Mount Pleasant.
Woodstock Cemetery in North Charleston where Thomas Bee is buried.
Marilyn DeWitt Altman, S.C. state regent, left, and Prosperity resident Susan Saunders greet Tommy Murphy, right, at marking ceremony.
Cougars basketball heats up on Saturday as the Cougars play the Wildcats in SoCon action.
Live Your Dream: Idol-like contest seeks starry-eyed singers
Elizabeth City's Ricky Braddy competed in American Idol's "wild card" round before he was voted off the show.
Teen Mom Caught on Camera Trying to Suffocate Baby
A North Carolina teenager was caught on a hidden camera stuffing cotton wool from a soft toy down her child's throat in an attempt to suffocate her.
Steven Fiore hits the PURE Stage
PURE Theater has a special post-Valentine's Day event in the works. On Wed. Feb. 15, indie pop singer/songwriter Steve Fiore will present his "Valentine's Day Hangover" show at 8 p.m. Fiore recently signed a publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing.
Just in case you forgot, every February Poogan's Porch rolls back their menu pricing to 1978, an anniversary year marked by one of Charleston's most hauntingly delectable restaurants.
Charleston gets $88M to fix Crosstown
The State Infrastructure Bank voted unanimously on Thursday to spend $88 million on Charleston's planned improvement of the Septima P. Clark Expressway, a stretch of U.S. Highway 17 also known as the Crosstown.
State could take cut of city fees, fines
You may have to pay more money to park in city-owned parking spaces because of a proposal lawmakers inserted into the state budget on Thursday.
Evangelical real estate developer brought Santorum to North Texas
Last month, Jeff Blackard of the McKinney-based Blackard Group went undercover in South Carolina as a walk-in Santorum volunteer.
Corps of Engineers advancing Harbour deepening project
Charleston's already-underway harbor deepening project got another boost Wednesday, with the release of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Work Plan for the remainder of Fiscal Year 2012.
47 Tons Of Medical Waste Heading To SC
While S.C. Senators bicker and argue over who should run the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control , a much larger story involving this agency has gone completely unreported by the state's mainstream media.