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The Sept. 12 version of PechaKucha in Charleston might be just the ticket.The Japanese word “PechaKucha” translates loosely as “chit-chat,” but those who engage in these worldwide presentations which adopt the word as its name can be far more challenging, and substantial.

Hurricane Idalia, which struck Florida’s Gulf Coast this morning as a Category 3 storm with 120 mph winds, will spin its heavy rain, storm surge and bluster into South Carolina late this evening.  

Watch a bartender whip up a tantalizing cocktail in just a few minutes — viciously shaking shakers, delicately adding garnishes — and you may just think it’s magic.

Skyrocketing rates for liquor liability insurance are threatening to shutter some bars and entertainment venues.

Vince Shumate rode the free downtown shuttle in the heat of mid-July to keep cool. A few days later, he spoke about his life on Charleston’s streets for much of the last four years. But by the end of the month, he had a home — a cell at the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center.

Two homegrown presidential candidates have a lot of work to do if they want to break out of single digits in the polls and be serious 2024 contenders.

It's that time of the year again! The City Paper Music Awards nomination round is open now through Aug. 28.

South Carolina can do the nation a favor in its 2024 presidential primary by dumping former President Donald Trump as a candidate.

South Carolina can do the nation a favor in its 2024 presidential primary by dumping former President Donald Trump as a candidate.

Authorities continued to search Sunday for a 9-month-old child from Charleston after they discovered his 2-year-old sister's body following a July 15 flash flood on the Delaware River in Pennsylvania.