Новости за 09.04.2016

CLEMSON – Deshaun Watson was mid-sentence, and the media member who had asked Clemson’s soon-to-be junior quarterback the question couldn’t help himself.

CLEMSON – Head coach Dabo Swinney has reached a new deal with Clemson’s administration, which is expected to be approved by the school’s board of trustees at a quarterly meeting Tuesday morning.

The ranch-style Cameron is a large home, designed for construction over a full basement. Vaulted ceilings in the owners’ suite and gathering spaces add to the airy sense of spaciousness. All on one level, this plan is easily adapted for wheelchair accessibility.

COLUMBIA — Three hours before kickoff at Williams-Brice Stadium, South Carolina’s quarterbacks sat around a conference table in a meeting room, thick binders open in front of them. Co-offensive coordinator Kurt Roper went over sets and routes and hand formations, and then he posed a question.

Sloane Stephens has no illusions about how she’s played in Charleston up until this week.

Nothing says "summer" like a swath of brightly colored, blooming annuals. Over the past 20-plus summers in Charleston, I have tried a variety of annuals. Some work better than others. However, as Elizabeth Lawrence wrote, "... the failure of a plant in my garden does not mean that this plant will languish in all gardens in...

AWENDAW — Charleston County taxpayers spent $5.2 million on a park site for this small town, but the park’s development hinges on how quickly County Council’s chairman can make money from the land.

The recently renovated house at 2 Allen Park shows some principles behind fixing up and expanding a home are timeliness.

There are those who say that if you can’t catch a largemouth bass now, you’re never going to catch one.

Week 23

Friday: Trident Health Golf Tournament, Crowfield Golf Club, contact Jim Parker at 843-452-5861 or email jparker98@comcast.net.

Capt. Ryan Rogers and Capt. Chris Rourk will lead a free seminar on Offshore Rigging at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Haddrell’s Point West Ashley. Call 843-573-3474.

Accompanied by a steady drum beat and pulsing bass, 15-year-old Marie Attelier did something she would have never dreamed of doing three months ago: She sang a solo in front of her peers. And they had written the lyrics of the song, "Don’t look back," themselves.

ST HELENA ISLAND, S.C. — Beaufort County deputies say firefighters found a body as they put out a fire at a shed on St. Helena Island.

WASHINGTON — So, you want to be a delegate to the Republican National Convention?

ROME — In a broad proclamation on family life, Pope Francis on Friday called for the Roman Catholic Church to be more welcoming and less judgmental, and he seemingly signaled a pastoral path for divorced and remarried Catholics to receive holy communion.

The presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, Michael Curry, is visiting Charleston this weekend as part of a conference that will focus on reconciliation and justice.

Parking in Charleston County’s downtown public garages could get a bit more expensive next month.

Today should be sunny with a high near 69, according to the National Weather Service.

CLEMSON – Everybody has a job today.

COLUMBIA — It’s spring game day at Williams-Brice Stadium, where all eyes will be on true freshman quarterback Brandon McIlwain taking his first snaps before a crowd, and trainers will surely be standing by for all the hamstrings likely to be pulled in the alumni flag football game. But for Will Muschamp, today is also notable for...

What: Fort Sumter will host programs to commemorate the 155th anniversary of the start of the Civil War. Fort Sumter will have musket firing demonstrations, living history and flag programs with every ferry that arrives.

With apologies to John Donne:

COLUMBIA — South Carolina survived a four-run rally in the seventh inning, a bases-loaded threat in the eighth and a two-on, two-out situation in the ninth to hang on and defeat Tennessee, 7-6, on Friday night at Founders Park.

There is one belief that unites everyone living in Charleston County. Everyone wants all children in our community to grow up happy, healthy, productive, and able to accomplish whatever they dream.