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Nonprofits get help from Carolina One
Present at the awards ceremony were Amanda Addy , Elmire Raven and Cindy Schmidt and Tracey Rankin .
Simon Cowell shows up late to 'X Factor' U.S. Season 3 auditions in Charleston
On May 21, 2013, Simon Cowell was late for the "The X Factor" U.S. 's first Season 3 auditions in front of the judges, but he had an understandable excuse: His trip to the venue was delayed due to bad weather, according to The Hollywood Reporter .
Charleston police searching for man accused in domestic dispute
Provided Edgar Jennings, 20 of Argonne Street in Charleston, is wanted for second offense criminal domestic violence and cruelty to children, Charleston police said.
Updated: Boeing CEO Jim McNerney calls N. Charleston 787 campus a oea big deala
Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Ray Conner, shown in Tokyo earlier this year, was on Kiawah Island today to address analysts.
City of Charleston and Town of James Island at odds, again
Nearly a year after Mayor Joe Riley said he would never again dispute James Island's right to exist, Charleston's legal department has filed notice it is preparing to challenge six questionable residential annexations approved by James Island's Town Council.
Wine aged in Charleston Harbor recovered
A California winery has recovered four cases of Cabernet Sauvignon aged on the floor of Charleston Harbor in South Carolina for three months.
Charlestona s long-delayed Horizon Project close to picking a developer
The Horizon District would cover empty land within the area of Fishburne Street, Lockwood Blvd., Hagood Ave and Spring Street.
North Charleston spinal care center cooperating with DHEC
The Tri-County Spinal Care Center continues to provide noninvasive care and is cooperating with the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control as it looks into how three patients who were treated at the clinic contracted hepatitis B. "We are surprised and very concerned for our patients," said Cameron Wills, a chiropractic physician for ... (more)
Darius Rucker still proving himself as country artist with 'True Believers'
Since Darius Rucker's leave from pop music to country music in 2008 he has released three albums.
Wicks and Simmons win first Tommy B. Baker Scholarships
The Baker Motor Company company awarded the first recipients of the new Tommy B. Baker Scholarship Fund.
On the Menu provides the latest news from the Charleston area's extensive culinary community, including new restaurants, new menu items and upcoming events, as well as details about local chefs.
Chamber Music Charleston celebrates Carnegie Hall performance
On May 22, some of Charleston's own classical musicians will become New York City big shots.
Theatre 99 offers BOGO Piccolo Fringe ticket deal
Buy one get one free is always a good offer - unless it's puppies or children, that is - and Theatre 99 just announced their own BOGO promotion for Piccolo Fringe.
Robbery Prompts Lockdown at North Charleston Schools
Several schools in North Charleston were placed on lockdown for part of Tuesday afternoon after an armed robbery was reported in the area.
Top Ports: Savannah Replaces Charleston
In 2003 the Port of Charleston, S.C. was the world's 42nd largest - and the fifth largest in the nation.
CBS picks up TV show filmed in Charleston
The Hollywood trade press is reporting that the pilot for a TV show filmed and set in Charleston has been picked up by CBS for the next television season, a few days after the state increased incentives for film productions.
Obama memo to streamline harbor deepenings, other projects
In Baltimore Friday, President Barack Obama said the nation needs to cut red tape for permitting infrastructure projects, mentioning the Charleston Harbor deepening project specifically.
Low-income housing goes up on SC site hit by Hugo
The Category 4 storm back in 1989 destroyed the low-income Ansonborough Homes near the Cooper River.
Rhodes graduates from Charleston School of Law
CHARLESTON, S.C. Taylor Rhodes of Greenwood received a law degree May 11 during the seventh commencement convocation of the Charleston School of Law.