Wednesday Nov 18 | The Greenville News
Beach Company plans 1,400 acre development on Kiawah
The Beach Company plans to develop 1,427 acres on Kiawah Island in a 20-year project that could create hundreds of jobs and pump millions of dollars into the local economy.
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton; former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. CBS' "Face the Nation" NBC's "Meet the Press" Guests for the Sunday TV news shows Guests for the Sunday TV news shows Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC's "This Week" - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton; former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
Converse Chellis Has A Challenger
Converse Chellis, one of South Carolina's most left-leaning, free-spending "Republican" politicians, will face a GOP primary opponent in 2010, FITS has learned.
The Charleston County School District's administrative headquarters at 75 Calhoun St.
Workers set up holiday displays in JCPenney last week and immediately marked most Christmas items down 50 percent.
Group aims to reduce feline euthanasia
Feline Freedom Coalition members linked nearly 5,000 neon bands and staked them in the grassy lawn in front of the Mount Pleasant Visitor Center on Friday to draw attention to the feral cats lurking outside area grocery stores and trash bins.
The 2009 Boone Hall Corn Maze that opens to the public this coming Thursday, covers the whole state of South Carolina.
Let the music play in a family get away
Curtis Inabinett, Jr., Member of Council in the Town of Ravenel conceived the idea of having a Music Festival in the St.
Mother and Son Victim to Home Invaders in Ravenel
Police say they are on the lookout for two men who invaded a home and lead authorities on a car chase in Ravenel.
GOP abandons Sanford ... or the other way around
In an interview on a Columbia radio station last week, Gov. Mark Sanford said he wouldn't be a drag on the Republican gubernatorial ticket in 2010, despite the controversy of his Argentinian affair and an investigation into his travel records.
Local FBI Officials Talk Terrorism
The F.B.I. talks terrorism in the lowcountry today. Lowcountry republicans held a 9/11 remembrance meeting and hosted a panel talk about terrorism from local F.B.I officials.
Letter: Gov. Sanford is not helping S.C. improve
Does Gov. Mark Sanford remember the first time he spoke to the Greenville County GOP? The three straws story was told.
Police in Ravenel are searching for a bank robbery suspect. It happened Friday morning just before 11am at the Bank of Walterboro.
Police searching for suspect in Ravenel bank robbery
RAVENEL a ' Charleston County Sheriffa TMs deputies are looking for a man who robbed a Savannah Highway bank this morning.
SC Heritage Corridor offers training for workers
The South Carolina National Heritage Corridor is offering interpretive training for workers at tourism sites in the 17-county corridor which runs across the state.
Filmmaker plans to shoot S.C.'s `State of Denial'
A filmmaker who focused his lens on the state's rural schools in ``Corridor of Shame'' will now film South Carolina's ``State of Denial.'' Bud Ferillo is announcing plans for the new documentary today.
SC Heritage Corridor offers training for workers
The South Carolina National Heritage Corridor is offering interpretive training for workers at tourism sites in the 17-county corridor which runs across the state.
Pat Conroya s Southern Gothic a South of Broada has rusty patches
In the great Southern tradition of storytelling, the city of Charleston, S.C., is the principal "character'' in Pat Conroy's new novel, "South of Broad.'' Like the Southern Gothic masters, William Faulkner and Flannery O'Connor, Conroy understands that a compelling sense of place will lend grace to his narrative, inhabiting the minds of his readers ...
MOUNT PLEASANT a ' Charleston County parks officials have reversed a bicycle ban that applied to the new Memorial Waterfront Park pier.
Rural Mission gives hope to neighbors in need
The Rural Mission, based in Charleston, has been an organization of faith and goodwill from its beginnings forty years ago.