NEW YORK — CBS News will honor Morley Safer, a "60 Minutes" correspondent for all but two of the newsmagazine’s 48-year history, with an hourlong special on his career Sunday after the regular edition of "60 Minutes."
At the tender young age of 8, I earned my first money outside of a weekly allowance by walking around my neighborhood selling Christmas cards from a catalogue, cards that came with the sender’s name pre-printed at the bottom.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A new story is unfolding along historic Route 66 thanks to a yearlong project coordinated by a tourism group with help from the National Park Service and American Indian tribes along America’s Mother Road.
The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between April 11-15.
Exactly one year ago I wrote a column on the inspirational story of Ray Leppan, whose remarkable journey took him from homelessness to a spot on sports entertainment’s biggest stage.
ARD, Marvin E., 80, of Charleston, a Naval Reserves veteran and president of Jackson-Ard Opticians, died Friday. Arrangements by Stuhr’s West Ashley Chapel.
ARD, Marvin, Charleston
FLORENCE — The chatter is growing from the Statehouse to the heart of the Pee Dee about the political vulnerability of Senate leader Hugh Leatherman.
We progressives believe in diversity, and we want women, blacks, Latinos, gays and Muslims at the table — er, so long as they aren’t conservatives.
The Charleston Battery extended their home unbeaten streak to 29 games with a 2-0 win over Toronto FC II on Saturday night at MUSC Health Stadium.
Even down three goals with less than six minutes to play in regulation, Wheeling coach Jeff Christian didn’t give up hope.
MOUNT PLEASANT — Dupree Hart hit a grand slam and finished with five RBIs to propel College of Charleston to an 8-5 victory over Northeastern at Patriots Point.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Charleston RiverDogs have found a home away from home at Whitaker Bank Ballpark. RiverDogs hitters cranked out three more home runs en route to a 5-1 victory over the Legends on Saturday night, giving the RiverDogs a 2-1 series advantage and seven home runs over the first three games of the...
COLUMBIA — He sat his slumping designated hitter, inserted two new players at the bottom of the order, and slotted his usual No. 9 hitter near the top of the lineup. But the offensive struggles only continued for head coach Chad Holbrook and No. 8 South Carolina.
By coincidence, as a cadet went public about being transgender, The Citadel’s leaders spent the recently ended school year tackling the college’s policies regarding transgender students.
The Citadel’s imposing barracks stood oddly silent just before last weekend’s commencement, a long dumpster awaiting the spoils of yet another year from the 173-year-old Corps of Cadets. Kenton Pendery, a senior, strode briskly across the quad’s cement checkerboard floor to the room he shared with a female cadet.
Scott Usher posted a 2-under-par 70 Saturday and built his lead to six shots heading into Sunday’s final round of the Charleston City Amateur Golf Championship being played at Municipal Golf Course.
School districts across South Carolina have tried to handle transgender students’ restroom needs quietly, balancing students’ concerns with legal ones, and that seems unlikely to change.
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With NFL Network cameras watching, former Citadel player Mariel Cooper has apparently turned a rookie-camp tryout with the Washington Redskins into a free-agent contract.
Rascal, the 2014 South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series overall champion, waited until almost the last minute Saturday but released the day’s only blue marlin to capture the Carolina Billfish Classic, the opening event of the 2016 Governor’s Cup.
Authorities found the body of a 4-year-old child Saturday night while conducting a search at James Island County Park, according to a statement from the Charleston Police Department. The body was found about 10:03 p.m. in a marshy area of the park.
A child was reported missing Saturday afternoon after last being seen at James Island County Park, located at 871 Riverland Drive.
When Charleston Housing Authority CEO Don Cameron came to the Holy City in 1975, two-thirds of the roughly 40,000 people living on the peninsula were black and they either rented or were mostly elderly women owners. The rest were mostly affluent whites.
Chris Baltimore scored the game-winning try Saturday and Charlie Van Vliet followed with a conversion from 50 meters away to give Wando High School a 25-24 victory over the South Greenville Rubgy Club and the Warriors’ second state championship in three years.
