As Ian Burnette walked across Brittlebank Park Saturday afternoon decked out in a rainbow-colored outfit and glitter, Lindsay Maker knew she had to stop and ask to take a picture.
CLEMSON — At this point, Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables isn’t alarmed by the progress of a defense in transition.
For five years, Republican state Rep. Peter McCoy of James Island was a state prosecutor in Charleston, working hundreds of drug cases along the way.
At the City Gallery, visitors can see a collection of Nigerian art that tells two stories simultaneously: that of the Yoruba tradition and that of the life of Ade Ofunniyin, the collector of these works.
The boom in new hotel construction outside peninsular Charleston is setting off alarm bells for city planners.
Do you believe you have good manners? Do you care if you always know which fork to use or which piece of bread is yours: the one on the left or the one on the right?
Firefighters continued their containment of a house fire in Hanahan Saturday afternoon.
CLEMSON — Last week was spent hearing Clemson coaches rave over freshman tailback Tavien Feaster, and fans reading and reporting about Feaster salivating over the Spartanburg product’s potential.
J. Henry Fair has an eye for beauty. He’s also burdened with an internal alarm attuned to environmental threats. It tends to go off a lot.
