As more people in the Charleston area grow weary of the high-density development being implemented through the New Urbanism zoning codes and the increase in traffic and road rage, many
On Tuesday, Republican Primary voters in South Carolina will vote on a ballot advisory issue on whether voters should register by political party. Currently, South Carolina does not list party
On May 27 just before 5 am, a bicyclist collided with a car on the Northbridge and died shortly thereafter. It didn’t take long for the bicycle activist group Charleston
Most of us learned about The Great Depression that consumed 1930’s America, but how many know that America was in a depression at the start of the 1920s? Following the
With gathering restrictions in place during the Charleston Coronavirus response, restaurants are turning to takeout orders to keep their doors open. Chris Bluemel, owner of Brukes Coffee and Music in
Legislation is being considered in the South Carolina Senate to change the election election method for Charleston County consolidated school board members from at-large (elected countywide) to single-member districts, aligned
The Climate Change Agenda backed by Representative Joe Cunningham and most other Congressional Democrats would not have any impact on the climate. Its aim is to increase the cost of
Most of us learned in history class about the Roaring 20s from 1920 to 1929. During that decade, American wealth doubled, the Dow Jones stock index rose by 500%, the
Orange Grove Charter School has submitted an application to Charleston County School District (CCSD) to manage Stono Park Elementary, beginning in the 2020-2021 school year. Stono Park, which has 94%
Both national and Charleston-area media outlets have shown extreme bias in their coverage of the House Democrat impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. They are offering Democrat talking points regarding
