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Charleston businesses ready for cycling championships after last year's economic boost
As the sound of bicycles and the roar of the crowd echoes through downtown Charleston again this year, local businesses now ...
President George Washington’s visit to Charleston was marked by artillery fire and toasts
President George Washington came to what is now known as Charleston, SC in May 1971, as part of his tour of the South. Here's ...
Charleston plans to buy out MUSC and take over WestEdge development, mayor says
Charleston Mayor William Cogswell announced plans to move forward with WestEdge development, which paused amid legal ...
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The Charleston Museum will conserve two 18th-century garments
The Charleston Museum will conserve two 18th-century garments from the Pinckney family, in collaboration with the Eliza Lucas ...
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SCDOT announces sidewalk and curb repairs affecting areas in downtown Charleston
The South Carolina Department of Transportation is preparing to complete concrete repairs, curb work and resurfacing work in ...
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Newark Mayor Ras Baraka says officials fingerprinting him second time tried to ‘humiliate’ him
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said federal prosecutors tried to “humiliate and degrade” him by making him give his fingerprints and ...
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‘Cutting cycles’ - Florence barber shares the power of second chances
The first time Maurice Simmons was locked inside a house overnight, he was 12 years old. It wasn’t for punishment. It was ...
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West Virginia court declines to answer whether opioids distribution can cause public nuisance
West Virginia’s Supreme Court has declined to answer a question in a landmark lawsuit over whether the distribution of opioids can cause a public nuisance. Monday's opinion returns the case ...