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PechaKucha 43 is 'show and tell' reimagined - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

PechaKucha 43 is 'show and tell' reimagined - Charleston City Paper

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 knocks at South Carolina's door - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Idalia knocks at South Carolina's door - Charleston City Paper

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.  

How to make the perfect cocktail - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

How to make the perfect cocktail - Charleston City Paper

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.

Brack: On a liquor liability law and our right to know - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

Brack: On a liquor liability law and our right to know - Charleston City Paper

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

A writer's life on — and off — the streets - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

A writer's life on — and off — the streets - Charleston City Paper

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.