Новости за 02.01.2016

During the next few months, people who travel along Calhoun Street and the James Island Connector will have the opportunity to witness the demolition of a building that served the Lowcountry as Pinehaven-Charleston County Tuberculosis Hospital, Charleston County Hospital and Charleston Memorial Hospital (CMH).

BY CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER

In the holiday bustle, some may have overlooked the irony implicit in two stories about Syrian refugees that ran in this paper a couple of weeks ago.

The community has felt many emotions since the passing of Lucy Beckham. Lucy was a person who cared for the children she served and most likely, those who were strangers to her. As Stall High principal Kim Wilson, who served as an assistant principal under Mrs. Beckham at Wando, said, "She always said, ‘Kids first.’ She never...

As we reflect on the successes of 2015 and look forward to the year ahead, I can think of no better time for Palmetto Goodwill to say thank you to our donors, shoppers and supporters.

Growing up in Hampton Park Terrace during the 1950s was a delight. The neighborhood was a wonderful mix of families.

Did I read a quote of $3.6 million for a display for the Confederate flag that was taken down from the Statehouse? Despite opinion to the contrary, this is not the Shroud of Turin.

The city of Charleston has spent some $200 million in a futile attempt to cure a problem the Dutch solved centuries ago with a system of dikes, canals, and pumps.

History might well record that in 2016, the United States of America elected its first woman president. Is that so surprising? Not really.

Eminent domain allows a government body to buy land for the public good. The office building at Shem Creek is not for the public good.

Despite complex rules meant to prevent it, the White House got access to foreign intelligence wiretaps of conversations between Israeli officials including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. legislators in the months before President Obama sent his nuclear agreement to Congress last summer.

S.C. Supreme Court Justice Jean Toal has accomplished a lot more than just being the first — the first woman to chair a standing committee of the S.C. House of Representatives, the first woman, and first Roman Catholic, on the S.C. Supreme Court and then the first female chief justice.

PINE RIDGE, S.D. (AP) — Delora Kills Enemy sleeps on her van’s back seat. Raymond Eagle Hawk, his girlfriend and young daughter live in a plywood-walled shack barely larger than their bed. Rachel Hunter shares a single bedroom with her boyfriend and two children.

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Two of the most expensive communities in South Carolina for buying a home are in the Charleston area, while no localities rank among the least costly, based on a yearly survey from a national real estate company.

SC Biz News honored The Cassina Group for the third consecutive year as one of the fastest-expanding companies in the state.

Buyers can peruse upscale homes starting at below half a million dollars at a lakeside neighborhood on Hilton Head Island.

The first stage of an upscale community off S.C. Highway 61 should be showcasing houses by this spring, according to the builder and its marketing representative.

Two Charleston area real estate brokerages with complementary coverage areas combined in November under one existing name.

After five years in business, a local builder decided it’s time to revamp the company’s symbol and online appearance.

Carolina One recently distributed $10,000 to Charleston area charities fighting disease, helping the homeless and aiding victims of domestic violence.

Lauren Zurilla has joined Keller Williams Realty in Mount Pleasant after transferring from Keller Williams in Bel Air, Md., where she spent eight of 10 years as a Realtor.

I have a 1991 Honda Civic Wagon with almost 180,000 miles. It runs fine, except that it has an intermittent hesitation problem that is happening more frequently. It happens only at low speeds or after stopping at a light. Sometimes I will notice some sputtering while I am stopped, and then when I step on the gas to go, the accelerator will not...

Consider 2015 a holding pattern for metro Charleston auto collectors.

CARSON CITY, Nev. — Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval approved a $335 million incentive package to attract upstart electric carmaker Faraday Future’s billion-dollar factory to a hard-hit Las Vegas suburb, even though the company has yet to unveil a concept car or bring a product to market.