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After undergoing back surgery in late September, Blaise Carabello hasn’t had an opportunity to play much competitive golf. So she was happy to find out that the 2016 Charleston Ladies City Amateur and Senior Ladies City Amateur would fit into her summer schedule.

A historic, nearly century-old school building will see students in its hallways for the first time in seven years when a new public charter high school begins classes this August.

College of Charleston pitcher Bailey Ober was hanging around his house Saturday afternoon with a couple of buddies and his family when he noticed he had picked up a dozen or so new followers from the Los Angeles Dodgers on his Twitter account.

College of Charleston pitcher Bailey Ober was hanging around his house Saturday afternoon with a couple of buddies and his family when he noticed he had picked up a dozen or so new followers from the Los Angeles Dodgers on his Twitter account.

On the eve of Friday’s one-year anniversary of the Emanuel AME Church shooting, a new poll of South Carolinians reveals that black and white residents hold starkly divergent views of their relationships with each other following the tragedy.

Michelle Scherer’s 6-year-old son, Matthew, didn’t like apples until he ate one right off of a tree growing in Monty Schwartz’s yard, located in a subdivision in the outskirts of Mount Pleasant.

COLUMBIA — Could Wil Crowe be headed back to South Carolina?

Tropical Storm Bonnie forced Summerville Country Club to cancel the final round of the 43rd annual Chick Miler Invitational golf tournament and revert to a one-day tournament.

The calendar might say that summer is officially still just over a week away. But summer is in full swing for competitive anglers of all ages.

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 12-8 will be offer GPS for Mariners, a course on the basics of operating a GPS including working with nautical charts, setting waypoints and charting a course, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at Coast Guard Station Charleston on Tradd Street. The cost is $50 which includes the textbook. Email...

My grandmother is 100 years old.

Week 32

ORLANDO, Fla. — The gunman who shot and killed a singer who rose to fame after appearing on "The Voice" traveled to Orlando specifically to attack her, authorities said Saturday.

There’s no question the rail yard being built to serve North Charleston’s new container terminal will affect the historic integrity of the former Charleston Naval Base and Shipyard.

COLUMBIA — Winthrop University’s trustees say they had to increase tuition in order to fund a 3.25 pay increase that legislators approved for state employees.

A homeless man who was reported missing Friday has been found, according to Charleston police

One of Charleston’s grandest and most unique grave markers will get some badly needed restoration work, thanks to a grant from the Daughters of the American Revolution.

One of Charleston’s grandest and most unique grave markers will get some badly needed restoration work, thanks to a grant from the Daughters of the American Revolution.

After a somewhat soggy Memorial Day weekend, the Lowcountry will finally get a summery Saturday and Sunday.

The Washington National Cathedral, one of the nation’s most prominent houses of worship, said this week that it would remove two images of the Confederate battle flag that have been part of its stained-glass windows for more than 60 years.

What: The Johns Island Homegrown Market features local farmers and artisans, prepared food vendors and live musicians.

Elect our first woman president?

As the name implies, just east of the Cooper River, homebuyers are flocking to East Cooper: specifically Mount Pleasant and the area’s friendly, suburban towns. From the historic Old Village to the sands of Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms and stretching north for more rural, countryside living, more than 81,000 people...

Mariners better watch it out there. Three dueling trans-Atlantic ships soon will set sail, each one of them built by a Charleston County elementary school class. The surfboard-size crafts aren’t toys: one of them already has logged 4,000 miles.

Picture a classic Lowcountry estate overlooking island marshes and set on a tidal creek, surrounded by ample grounds and woods wrapping around a sturdy main house and adjacent guest cottage.