Ariail: He’s not even hiding it
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View ArticleCharleston City Paper: Piccolo Spoleto 2025 Official Guide #1
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View ArticleCharleston City Paper 28.42: May 16, 2025
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View ArticleCharleston chefs talk reality TV competitions
Many foodies in Charleston are cheering every Thursday night for hometown chef Shuai Wang, owner of Jackrabbit Filly and King BBQ, who is currently competing on Bravo’s Top Chef. The post Charleston...
View ArticleSack’s Emanuel history defines massacre’s impact
Good writers are a pleasure to read. Great ones are so evocative that you often tingle to get to the next page. The post Sack’s Emanuel history defines massacre’s impact appeared first on Charleston...
View ArticleCircular church offers a Piccolo musical buffet
James Island artist Mary Edna Fraser loves performing at Circular Congregational Church for one reason more than any other: the harmony. The post Circular church offers a Piccolo musical buffet...
View ArticleDrummond weaves story-rich work at Piccolo
South Carolina native Arun Drummond doesn’t want to define his art using just one category. “I’m a multi-disciplinary artist. A lot of my work does draw from Gullah traditions,” he said. “But I also...
View ArticleWhat’s in store for the 2025 Piccolo Spoleto Festival
Piccolo Spoleto will kick off its annual festival May 23 outside Charleston City Hall with the usual music, speeches and special performances. The post What’s in store for the 2025 Piccolo Spoleto...
View ArticleStory of S.C.’s Combahee Raid powers Gibbes exhibition
Most anyone knows that Harriet Tubman served as spy, soldier, nurse and North Star navigator during the Civil War. The post Story of S.C.’s Combahee Raid powers Gibbes exhibition appeared first on...
View ArticleFrank & Jack’s opens this summer in Mount Pleasant
Frank & Jack’s Restaurant on Ira will open at 1434 Ira Road in Mount Pleasant late this summer. The property is on just under two acres which its owners intend to utilize for a spacious outdoor...
View ArticleBlotter: It’s a bonafide mystery, all right
Reports taken from April 24 to May 4 It’s a bonafide mystery, all rightA Mount Pleasant man on April 26 complained to town police that golf balls continuously appeared around his home — he said he...
View ArticleNew Piccolo Spoleto guide helps you find fun stuff to do
MORNING HEADLINES | If you’re trying to get a handle on what exactly to do during the city of Charleston’s expansive Piccolo Spoleto Festival that starts May 23, take a look at a special 16-page...
View ArticleStatehouse Report 24.20: Earmarks, abortion, film
Statehouse Report issue 24.20 includes an analysis of earmarks, a story on abortion and a column on a new film by Ken Burns. The post Statehouse Report 24.20: Earmarks, abortion, film appeared first on...
View ArticleMystery photo: Red, white and blue
Here’s a mystery flag somewhere in South Carolina. Tell us where you think it is. Make sure to add your name and hometown to your guess and send to: feedback@statehousereport.com. Our most recent...
View ArticleS.C. justices uphold abortion law, weigh in on Amazon
With the South Carolina General Assembly out of session, the state Supreme Court took center stage this week, handing down a major abortion ruling and hearing arguments over whether online retailer...
View ArticleBrack: New documentary digs into American Revolution
Legendary documentary film director Ken Burns this week said South Carolina was one of two violent colonies where it would have been really hard to have lived during America’s war for independence....
View ArticleLegislature goes ‘cold turkey’ on earmarks, but at what cost?
For perhaps the first time in South Carolina history, members of the General Assembly will soon reconvene to pass a $14.4 billion state budget that’s more likely to be remembered for what’s not in it...
View ArticlePhoto essay: Best of Charleston 2025 is year’s best party
The Best of Charleston 2025 party celebrating 469 winners of our annual readers' contest again proved May 15 that it is the best party of the year. Enjoy photos here by Jonathan Stout and Steve Aycock....
View ArticleAsk Dr. Jane: Heartbroken by porn
Dear Dr. Jane: Last summer, we started couples’ counselling because I discovered that he was secretly watching porn. My sister said that it wasn’t a big deal ... The post Ask Dr. Jane: Heartbroken by...
View ArticleWhat Charleston foodies can learn from China’s street markets
PAID CONTENT | Charleston’s food lovers lead their lives by experiencing different tastes in other locations, and China’s markets create exceptional dining experiences for them. The post What...
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