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The Clarkridge is a cozy, window-bright log home, designed for construction as a vacation retreat. But there’s no reason a single person or small family couldn’t live in it year-round if they desired.

The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between July 11-15.

Don't expect Conor McGregor to be invited to a WWE dressing room anytime in the near future.

BROWN, T. Donald Jr., Charleston

BROWN, T. Donald Jr., of Charleston, husband of Stephanie Brown, died Friday. Arrangements by Carolina Memorial Funeral Home of North Charleston.

If you’re sending a kid off to college this fall, as I am, you might be able to save hundreds of dollars by getting rid of some expenses associated with them living at home.

Our house is a hospice for aging boxers.

In this digital age, when almost anything can be had in an instant, the movement of money can seem glaringly slow.

The pluff mud is out of the tube. Charleston charm is a worldwide thing, thanks to all the No. 1 destination rankings, fawning famous foodies, visiting beachcombers grappling for parking spots and Bill Murray.

FC Montreal midfielder Ballou Jean Yves Tabia turned 17 just a couple of months ago.

Alison Piepmeier, a College of Charleston Women’s and Gender Studies professor and Charleston City Paper columnist, died Friday after a six-year battle with brain cancer. She was 43.

The kitchen in Garrett Broshuis’ new Connecticut apartment sat mostly barren except for a makeshift dining room table. He and his baseball-playing roommates made it out of two sawhorses and a piece of plywood because they couldn’t afford a real one.

When the technology firm SPARC sold the core of its business last fall, its executives were in for a big payday.

The Estonian sisters, who will compete in the women's marathon, say they have gotten some "funny faces" from security guards who believe they have already waved one of them into the athletes village.

Environment Secretary Gina Lopez hopes to put the image of the military and the police on a more positive light with their new role as "protectors of the environment."

A 24-year-old woman suspected of drunken driving is out on bail after a crash that seriously injured a North Charleston police officer on Interstate 26.

Michael Phelps brought down the curtain on his glittering Olympic career when he helped the USA win 4x100m medley relay gold at the Rio Games on Saturday, taking his personal tally to 23.

SALEM, Ore. — People flocked to Oregon's first-ever marijuana growers' fair on Saturday where a competition for best pot plants was being held, with the winners to be displayed at the Oregon State Fair.

American veteran Venus Williams on Saturday became only the second tennis player in history to win five Olympic medals after reaching the mixed doubles final.

BATON ROUGE, La. — As the Louisiana floodwaters swallowed Lyn Gibson's two-story home, she hacked away on a hole near the roof, desperately trying to get to safety.

Britain's departure from the EU could be delayed until late 2019 as civil servants struggle with the task and French and German elections may hold up the start of exit negotiations, a report said Sunday.

The half-cent sales tax referendum is on its way to Charleston County voters, but it’s not necessarily on a road to success.

An imam and another unidentified male were both shot in the head and killed in New York Saturday, police said, in an attack with unclear motives.

DAVAO CITY – The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) has withdrawn its support to Duterte administration’s war on illegal drugs as it said it has become “anti-people and anti-democratic" just more than a month after it pledged for cooperation.

State weather agency Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said the country might continue experiencing heavy rains until midweek.