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12/27/2025

The Real Estate Market in 2026: Local experts make their predictions for the Charleston area.

12/27/2025

In what seems like a blink of an eye, 2025 is about to come to a close. Like many industries, the real estate industry experienced growth in some areas and a lot of ups and downs in others. Trying to…

In what seems like a blink of an eye, 2025 is about to come to a close. Like many industries, the real estate industry experienced growth in some areas and

12/27/2025

A South Carolina property that played a key part in Harriet Tubman's freeing of 750 enslaved people is now for sale. Though the main house was destroyed in 1863, the existing estate was built in 1897 and maintains history throughout.

Built in the 1800s, Bonny Hall in South Carolina played key role in Harriet Tubman’s freeing of enslaved people. Home and family compound is now for sale.

12/27/2025

For 10 consecutive years, the number of South Carolinians arrested for weapon violations rose — until 2024. Learn how SLED data reveals how the constitutional carry law influenced gun arrests in SC.

Weapon law violations across South Carolina decreased in 2024, partly because the constitutional carry law Gov. McMaster pushed, law enforcement says.

12/27/2025

In the excellent Dec. 19 commentary by Cara Erickson and Jeri Cabot, I read something that dampened my holiday spirit — the federal ban on nonpartisan civic groups from registering voters at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services naturalization ceremonies.

Letters to the editor: Thankful for the League of Women Voters, Donald Trump negotiates to reduce drug prices, industry competition is inevitable.

12/27/2025

You’ve heard what the commenters think of Brian Hicks. Now hear what he really thinks about South Carolina politics.

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12/27/2025

HAZAR, the derelict ship that was stuck in Bohicket Creek, recently became an artificial reef. It took weeks at a Yonges Island shipyard to prepare it for the December sinking.

HAZAR, the derelict torpedo retriever, was dismantled by Stevens Towing before it was sunk as an artificial reef by the S.C. Dept. of Natural Resources.

12/27/2025

It’s easy — even if you’re not convinced that everything you disagree with is “woke” — to conclude that the definition of “threat” has been stretched far beyond recognition.

Public officials don’t get to say they want to shoot people and then get upset when police take them seriously, as Jasper County Treasurer Michael Skinner did.

12/27/2025

History will record John Tecklenburg served two terms as Charleston's mayor and was defeated by William Cogswell. History should also record that Tecklenburg was one of our most consequential mayors.

Removing John C. Calhoun’s statue and the city’s response to rioting on King Street undoubtedly aided in Tecklenburg’s defeat. Much anger remains from both

12/27/2025

The midwifery model of care could be the difference between life and death for mother and baby in South Carolina, according to USC Nursing School professors.

University of South Carolina College of Nursing professors advocate midwifery care model to address maternal health disparities, reduce preventable deaths.

12/27/2025

Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties are growing rapidly, attracting new residents and businesses while facing the challenge of balancing development with environmental preservation.

Modern engineered septic systems, when properly designed and maintained, can be a viable alternative to centralized sewer systems for Charleston region.

12/27/2025

The Good Cheer Fund is a Charleston tradition that has raised about $12 million to support those in need around the holidays and year round by donating all proceeds directly to several local charities.

The Post and Courier's Good Cheer Fund is a tradition that has raised $12 million and given every cent to several local charities that help those most in need.