Новости за 17.02.2016

South Carolina’s tourism industry boasted broad-based gains in key categories over the past two years, according to new figures from the S.C. Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism.

Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg is hoping people who donated to help homeless residents who live in the so called Tent City will continue to donate to help them move out.

MOUNT PLEASANT — U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio painted a dismal portrait of the nation Wednesday morning, one where people are stuck living paycheck to paycheck, small businesses are struggling and the United States garners less respect around the world.

COLUMBIA — Dr. Ben Carson said that no matter the results of Saturday’s South Carolina primary, he intends to continue his campaign for president.

True to his word, Citadel coach Duggar Baucom has his team playing fast this season. With more than 83 possessions per game, Baucom’s Bulldogs play at the quickest tempo in Division I basketball.

Judging by what readers of The Post and Courier have experienced in the presidential campaign of 2016, the phone calls invading your home have been the most offensive.

The Bosch Community Fund is donating a nearly $20,000 grant to support science, technology, engineering and math opportunities for middle and high school students in Charleston County public schools.

CLEMSON — He goes to the grocery store, and the clerk or a fellow shopper demands intel on the pitching staff’s development.

A Charleston County deputy has been charged with financial identity fraud.

What happens to dreams we ignore? Dreams of learning to sail, or going back to school, or writing a book, or running a marathon?

CLEMSON — Wide receiver Germone Hopper’s Clemson career has come to an end with the school’s announcement he has decided to transfer with one football season of eligibility remaining.

Since 1979, Telluride Mountainfilm has celebrated independent filmmaking with an annual festival held in its namesake town on Colorado’s southwestern rim.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s women’s basketball team has joined the exclusive club of programs which have claimed three or more consecutive SEC championships. Now the Gamecocks aim to add their name to an even more select group — and secure a more favorable postseason path in the process.

I’ve always been fascinated with contradictory and oxymoronic turns of phrase. William Faulkner and Flannery O’Connor, two of my favorite authors, built much of their writing careers on making sure we could never quite grip the conundrum of the human condition. The best authors and the best artists are always pushing their work into...

CHAPIN — Gov. Nikki Haley’s endorsement of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio ahead of Saturday’s Republican primary shows there’s an effort underway to combine the so-called establishment wing with its emerging youth movement and the growing crop of newcomers the GOP needs to survive.

CHAPIN - Gov. Nikki Haley formally declared her support for Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at town hall event this afternoon, declaring he is the right person among all the Republicans running to lead the nation.

Another violent crime has been reported in Charleston’s Tent City, the fourth one this month.

Another forcible robbery has been reported in Charleston’s Tent City, the third in the last few days.

Two Charleston chefs are on the longlist for a James Beard Foundation award, considered the most prestigious prize in the high-end food world.

South Carolina set another record in 2015 with $30.9 billion in exports by both sea and air, with BMW automobiles accounting for nearly one-third of all goods sent to foreign countries.

South Carolina set another record in 2015 with $30.9 billion in exports by both sea and air, with BMW automobiles accounting for nearly one-third of all goods sent to foreign countries.

A Charleston-bound JetBlue flight made an emergency landing in Orlando early Wednesday because of an unspecified mechanical issue, the airline said.

A defunct cosmetology school that operated two locations in the Charleston area and its chief executive officer have been hit with a $9.3 million court judgment.

The head of a defunct cosmetology school that operated two locations in the Charleston area has been hit with a $9.3 million legal judgment.

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Local media outlets say a man has been arrested after two teenage boys reported shots were fired at them and that they were chased by a car as they drove away from a Myrtle Beach home.