Our view: Draconian abortion law needs to go
Too many South Carolina women are hurting and scared because of blinders worn by conservative state lawmakers, mostly White men, hellbent on controlling lives, decisions and bodies. The post Our view:...
View ArticleLet’s lead with eco-friendly values
Many entrepreneurs (like me) have led different lives and have tried several different avenues to create something meaningful that reflects their core values. The post Let’s lead with eco-friendly...
View ArticleCharleston City Paper: Volume 27, Issue 28
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View ArticleStegelin: Lesser evil?
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View ArticleArtist Lee makes myths through sculpture
For Folly Beach-based sculpture artist Annie Rhodes Lee, investigating the stories we tell is crucial and almost compulsive. The post Artist Lee makes myths through sculpture appeared first on...
View ArticleAriail: Gone fishing
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View ArticleHigh Fidelity: Kate Zimmer
Kate Zimmer is a senior at the College of Charleston and an intern at Ohm Radio. The post High Fidelity: Kate Zimmer appeared first on Charleston City Paper.
View ArticleWomen in Conservation panel aims to educate, address representation
This year’s annual Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) includes its first Women in Conservation panel, an event borne out of what SEWE’s Mary Roberts said was a desire to highlight representation...
View ArticleTop of the Tap brings a Greek taverna to Summerville
There’s something about a neighborhood bar and restaurant — when it’s done right, it can offer more than just good food and drinks, but a true place to land, too. The post Top of the Tap brings a Greek...
View ArticleAnne Frank Center dispels messages of hate
Tourists pose for pictures outside the Anne Frank House before they quietly file in to choose one of nine languages for an audio tour through an empty house filled with horror and hope. The post Anne...
View ArticleBlotter: Double fisting
Reports taken from Jan. 27 to Feb. 4 Double fisting A downtown woman on Jan. 27 reportedly ordered two drinks at a King Street bar, grabbed both and sprinted out of the building with her friends...
View ArticleMonster Music celebrates 20 years of business
If you’re a local music lover, you’ve likely visited the widely loved West Ashley record store, Monster Music & Movies. The post Monster Music celebrates 20 years of business appeared first on...
View ArticleMUSC health leader Darby passes away at 90
MORNING NEWSBREAK | Dr. Charles Darby, founder of the Ronald McDonald House of Charleston and an instrumental figure in establishing the Medical University of South Carolina’s Children’s Hospital,...
View ArticleThe hottest Super Bowl watch parties in Charleston this year
Prepare for the Super Bowl showdown between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Whether you’re there to cheer for your team or Taylor Swift, we’ve got you covered. Container Bar2130...
View ArticleBrack: How 2 S.C. federal judges bolstered the rule of law
You might have missed something pretty significant in the onslaught of national news — how two federal appellate judges making a mark on democracy have ties to South Carolina. On Feb. 6, a three-judge...
View ArticleSurge in HOA complaints fuels calls for regulation
Consumer complaints against South Carolina homeowner associations (HOAs) have more than quadrupled since official record-keeping began in 2018, according to a new S.C. Department of Consumer Affairs...
View ArticleEarly voting in GOP presidential primary opens
MORNING NEWSBREAK | Early voting in the GOP’s “First in the South'' presidential primary in South Carolina opens today as former President Donald Trump and former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley continue to...
View ArticleCharleston Symphony, students to play at Carnegie Hall in 2025
MORNING NEWSBREAK | The Charleston Symphony Orchestra, along with its youth orchestra and College of Charleston Orchestra, will perform at Carnegie Hall in New York next year, according to a report in...
View ArticleCogswell’s chief of staff paid more than mayor
Elizabeth Dieck, chief of staff for new Charleston Mayor William Cogswell, earns an annual salary of $250,000, according to financial reports acquired by the Charleston City Paper. That’s about $27,000...
View ArticleMaserati takes a pass at The Pass
Just after 2 a.m. this morning a two-car collision led to one of the vehicles crashing into The Pass, the sandwich shop located at the intersection of Spring and St. Philip streets. “According to the...
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