Charleston Co., S.C. schools earn higher ratings overall
MORNING HEADLINES | Results from the 2026 South Carolina School Report Card show more schools earning top ratings and the state’s graduation rate reaching its highest level in a decade. Of the 1,295...
View ArticleAndrews, Graham trade blows in U.S. Senate debate
MORNING HEADLINES | South Carolina's U.S. Senate candidates traded blows in the race’s one and only debate Sunday night, with Democratic nominee Annie Andrews calling appointed incumbent GOP Sen....
View ArticleWatch our three-week trip across the U.S.
Andy Brack, editor and publisher of the Charleston City Paper, is taking a three-week trip across the United States to hear what people in more than a dozen states are saying about the nation in the...
View ArticleShR #25.41: On gambling, politics and Trump’s blather
In the Oct. 9, 2026, issue of Statehouse Report, bureau chief Jack O’Toole examines the whole specter of gambling apps and how state officials are looking to regulate it. The news roundup looks at the...
View ArticleS.C. weighs legal sports gambling as reality outruns law
If asked, an attorney would likely tell you that sports gambling remains illegal under South Carolina law. And in a sense, that’s true. The post S.C. weighs legal sports gambling as reality outruns law...
View ArticleRoundup: ‘Trannie Andrews:’ Slur, strategy or both?
For years, some opponents of President Donald Trump have argued that his frequent use of strong, sometimes even offensive, language was less a personal quirk and more a deliberate strategy to force...
View ArticleBrack: The president needs help
When conservative readers don’t like something written about President Donald Trump and what he’s doing to our American democracy, it’s easy to send off the MAGA playbook zinger that the writer has...
View ArticleMystery Photo: Barbecue and chicken
We know this one is going to be tough, but it’s obviously a restaurant buffet and it’s in South Carolina. The post Mystery Photo: Barbecue and chicken appeared first on Charleston City Paper.
View ArticleHurricane Isaias to bring rain, flooding to Charleston
Charleston is preparing for significant flooding on the downtown peninsula due to a king tide cycle and heavy rain that is expected, in part, from Hurricane Isaias that is expected to slam into the...
View ArticleCP Video: Love and war; 10/09 issue
The Oct. 9 issue of the Charleston City Paper explores the history and continuing impact of the cult classic film Sherman's March ahead of the Terrace Theatre's coming film festival The post CP Video:...
View ArticleLove and War: Sherman’s March is heading here for 13th Charleston Film Festival
It’s not every day that you are serenaded with a vintage Ashley Hall school song by an internationally hailed, award-winning septuagenarian documentary maker. The post Love and War: Sherman’s March is...
View ArticleFamed New York corned beef, pastrami to be here soon
Want the tastes of New York without flying there? Starting Oct. 11, you can pre-order corned beef and pastrami from New York City’s famous Carnegie Deli through Lowcountry Nosh. The post Famed New...
View Article15 candidates vie for 5 seats on Charleston school board
With 15 candidates trying to become trustees for the board of Charleston County School District, the five races on the November ballot are shaping up to be doozies. The post 15 candidates vie for 5...
View ArticleCharleston City Paper 30.11: Oct. 9, 2026
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View ArticleBlotter: Bubble bath!
Are we missing something? What are the numbers on the resale market for body wash? Anybody? The post Blotter: Bubble bath! appeared first on Charleston City Paper.
View ArticleWhat to do Oct. 9-16
The annual Charleston Pride Week kicks off Sunday with an interfaith service at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. From there, events continue. The post What to do Oct. 9-16 appeared first on Charleston City...
View ArticleAriail: Transfer portal
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View ArticleStegelin: A word from SCAC
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View ArticleRiverfront Revival festival celebrates the Lowcountry Oct. 9-10
When the Riverfront Revival Festival kicks off Friday night at Riverfront Park in North Charleston, it begins a two-day celebration of all things Lowcountry. The post Riverfront Revival festival...
View ArticleOur view: Andrews, Lacore, Clyburn deserve your vote Nov. 3
With Democrats widely expected to take control of the U.S. House of Representatives in November’s midterm elections there’s a good argument to be made that as the nation changes, so should South...
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