Andy Brack News Today

Something that Emory Campbell, the sage of Hilton Head Island, said in 2018 has been rumbling around my head as South Carolina marches backward toward more discrimination.

If you want to be frightened in May more than anything you’ve ever experienced on Halloween, just read the new Time interview with former President Donald Trump.

It’s been an extremely hectic week so we’re reaching into the opinion vault to recall some lessons offered four years ago.

The late Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson observed more than 50 years ago that “when the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.”

It’s one thing to paddle a boat on Charleston’s rivers for a little exercise and fun. It’s another to do it after surviving rounds of chemotherapy.

For the last 20 years, visitors to a secluded part of James Island saw a sign made from a vibrant blue surfboard with pink and yellow stripes that said, “Welcome to Mosquito Beach, est. 1953.” For the last few days, the sign has been missing.

What do you call 40 athletes wearing boxing gloves? Battle on the Bricks 2 – a four-hour, 20-bout charity boxing event featuring the best of the Lowcountry’s amateur boxers who are raising money to help sick children, veterans and students.

People with everything from cancer and rheumatoid arthritis to epilepsy will tell you the same thing about medical marijuana — it helps.

You might have missed something pretty significant in the onslaught of national news — how two federal appellate judges making a mark on democracy have ties to South Carolina.

More than 150 people gathered Wednesday night for drinks, dinner, dessert and dancing as Charleston’s grand dame, the Francis Marion Hotel, celebrated 100 years at the epicenter of the Holy City.