In May 1997, 18 years ago, representatives of NATO and Russia in Paris signed a "Founding Act" pledging to work together "with the aim of creating in Europe a common space of security and stability, without dividing lines or spheres of influence limiting the sovereignty of any state."
Now that Jeb Bush is in the race for president, if he should oppose Hillary, won’t it be exciting to see who will be the next occupant of the White Castle?
The frustration of Yeadon Avenue residents regarding a zoning decision is understandable. (See article by Robert Behre, June 14 .) Ms. Manuel is quoted as hoping that the city will "… help us maintain the integrity of the neighborhood and the spirit of the laws that protect us."
The writer of a June 1 letter to the editor discussed the Sergeant Jasper property owned by the Beach Company. His idea is that the city purchase the property, the monies to be obtained through tax-free securities. Then the city can determine what the best use of the property should be.
It is no mystery that our culture confuses sex with love. The sad realities of sex and violence are seen in two articles in the May 31 Post and Courier.
I am a member of and have attended Grace Episcopal Church all of my 86 years. I grew up in downtown Charleston, near both St. Michael’s Church and St. Philip’s Church, and many of my friends are members of those churches.
Gov. Nikki Haley said at Morris Brown AME Church that the murders of nine people at the AME church "is not South Carolina," but that the subsequent outpouring of love is.
Details are at www.cpsc.gov and, for cars, at www.nhtsa.gov.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium is known around the world as the "mother church of country music," but if there is one thing Museum and Tours Manager Joshua Bronnenberg wants you to take away from a visit, it’s this: The Ryman is also the home of the Hokey Pokey.
Netflix announced recently that it is adding four new animated children’s series to its lineup of original programming, including a preschool show from Cirque du Soleil Media about a whimsical character named Luna Petunia who plays in a dreamland.
ATLANTA — USA Network’s new show "Complications" isn’t the typical medical drama.
Palmetto Goodwill and Palmetto Warrior Connection are holding a job fair for military veterans this week.
It seems fitting to mark a watershed moment for a big maritime project.
CODING 101: Charleston County Public Library and the Iron Yard hold a workshop on the basics of computer coding. 5:30-7:30 p.m. 68 Calhoun St. Space is limited. Email summersm@ccpl.org or call 805-6930 to register.
Yolanda Echols, Esther Burlison and Jesse Rhodes have joined Glasspro. Echols is an internal sales representative. Burlison is a purchasing clerk. Rhodes is an auto-glass technician
The Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau’s recipients of its Golden Pineapple Awards in recognition of outstanding service to the local hospitality industry are: Bill Hall, Hall Management Group; the Mills House Wyndham Grand Hotel; EventWorks; Steve Bedard, city of Charleston chief financial officer; Charleston County Parks &...
ALSTON, Jerry, Mount Pleasant
DELESLINE, Michael, of North Charleston died Tuesday. Arrangements by Hilton’s Mortuary.
The sun was blaring Wednesday as several law enforcement officers, dressed more for winter than summer, weaved their motorcycles around small, orange cones set up in the North Charleston Coliseum parking lot.
June 22 (Reuters) - A California ruling requiring Uber to classify a San Francisco-based driver as an employee instead of an independent contractor could potentially change how sharing-economy companies operate, but it is unlikely to dent their value, investors said.
Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church opened its tall, wooden doors to the world Sunday, embracing strangers who walked in from the street or tuned in from home for the first worship service since a white gunman was...
June 21 (Reuters) - A list of U.S. Open champions, following the one-shot victory by American Jordan Spieth in the 115th edition at Chambers Bay in University Place, Washington on Sunday (U.S. unless stated):
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Washington, June 22 (Reuters) - One Australian player at the U.S. Open offered a reminder that he should not be written off, while another made a brilliant debut on the world stage but neither was able to come away with the main prize on Sunday.
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. — Another major for Jordan Spieth. Another stunning loss for Dustin Johnson.
By The Associated Press 9:30 p.m.