Thursday | Post and Courier
Girl, 13, presumed to be with boyfriend, 21
A 13-year-old girl has been missing more than a week, and police have accused an illegal immigrant of being involved in her disappearance.
South Carolina transportation officials are beginning to examine the use of high-occupancy-vehicle, or HOV, lanes to handle rush-hour traffic on Interstate 26.
Jace B. Boozer sold 893 Corinth Court, Candlewood to Megan A. Johnson and Paul A. Caulder for $222,000. Brenda D. Murphy and Brenda D. Grimsley sold 1505 Huxley Drive, Berkleigh at Park West to Debbie A. ...
Goose Creek native pushes envelope for global appeal
Bob Belden hosted a performance of "Miles From India" at Cal Plaza in Los Angeles on June 1. Audio clip Bob Beldon produced and arranged Miles from India Miles away from home, a son of Goose Creek has produced ...
Berkeley County hires Butler to help recruit industry, new jobs
A Charleston native is returning to the Lowcountry to help attract new industry and new jobs to Berkeley County.
A partial list of stolen vehicles recovered by the North Charleston Police Department: Area dealerships: Dealerships outside the Lowcountry: 2007 Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson model, Bobby Jones Ford in Augusta ...
Police cadets learn skills and tactics
Cadets Jheremy Link, 18, and Rosanna Weaver, 17, of the Clemson City Police Department act as reporting police officers in an 'unknown risk traffic stop' scenario held July 9 at Dogwood Park in Goose Creek.
Amy Yaniz and Blake Jones, Goose Creek, S.C., have announced plans to marry June 30, 2008, at the Isle of Palms, S.C. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Kathryn Wellbank, Sturgeon Bay, and Alolph Yaniz, ...
A North Charleston woman recently visited a market on South Allen Drive in North Charleston and got more than she bargained for.
The Great Train Debate: Do numbers add up here?
About 18 million people live in metropolitan New York City, and on a typical day, they take about 7 million trips on subway and commuter railcars.
Most people would agree that once you hit 232 years old, it's pretty much all downhill from there.
Lowcountry commuters need more transportation options, as rush-hour traffic congeals and gas prices continue to rise.
An 'oasis' for karaoke and heavy metal fans
Credit Cards: All major credit cards accepted. Parking: Typically plenty, unless an unusually popular act performs.
The Patriots: Soldiers from two different wars mark this country's blessings
Raymond Matthews of Goose Creek and Erik Sheldon of Summerville don't just fly the flag on the Fourth of July.
ACLU opening new SC office with interim director
As the new interim executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union in South Carolina, Graham Boyd says he has ambitious plans for the state, where the group has not traditionally had a strong voice.
COMMENTARY: Regional planning is answer to many shared problems
Our tri-county region is socially, physically and economically connected. If we are sincere in the desire to address issues challenging Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties - such as uncontrolled ...
Implementing immigration law complicated; health care resources impossible to untangle
Ana-Cecilia De Marquez, 43, rubs her belly when she talks. The illegal immigrant has bothersome and sometimes painful symptoms that require her to stay close to her Goose Creek mobile home.
ACLU to open its first office in state
The American Civil Liberties Union is opening an office in Charleston next week, the first in the state.
Berkeley Performing Arts expands to West Ashley
Dana Sweatman, 14, shows off her moves to the beat of "Hopelessly Devoted to You" from the "Grease" soundtrack.
Speeding Ticket Leads To Terrorism Conviction
A 26-year-old Florida engineering student arrested in South Carolina last year pleaded guilty Tuesday to providing material support to terrorists.