Last week, the execs at downtown-based independent record store Millennium Music announced that they'll close their doors at the corner of King and Calhoun streets for good on Thurs. May 1 and move their operation to another facility in order to concentrate on expanding their online venture, FeedYourPlayer.com.
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Brownlee says it's a mistake to pull out now
Abandoning Iraq now would be a huge mistake, Maj. Jimmy Brownlee of Charleston said by telephone Wednesday from the country he’s helping to defend.
Read more »Schools project deficit
The Charleston County School District's projected budget for next year might look like a forecast for doom and gloom, but Superintendent Nancy McGinley says she's committed to fortifying schools and continuing their good work. School officials are projecting a potential $27 million shortfall in its estimated $341.9 million budget for next year. ...
Read more »No bias revealed in ticket review
The videos suggest that racial discrimination permeates the ranks of the South Carolina Highway Patrol, but the overall numbers don't show it.A Post and Courier review of all traffic tickets written by state troopers over the past five years shows that whites are ticketed twice as often as blacks, corresponding roughly to the racial makeup of the state. ...
Read more »This Week
When he first surfaced in 1998, singer/songwriter Gary Jules wasn't given much of a chance by his recorded label, A&M, So his major label debut, "Greetings from the Side," was a commercial flop. But when Jules self-released his sophomore effort "Trading Snakeoil for Wolkftickets" in 2001, critics and audiences were given a second chance to discover Jules' delicately rousing voice and simplistic songwriting.
Read more »Charleston teachers honored for work
Charleston County school officials announced on Wednesday the five finalists for the district's Teacher of the Year.
Read more »Dorchester questions growth study
SUMMERVILLE — Dorchester County was one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation again last year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The report is sure to renew the debate about overcrowded roads and schools, but the recent housing slump has complicated the situation. ...
Read more »Bike ride set after the big bridge run
For local cyclists, the day after the Cooper River Bridge Run and Walk has become a cycling tradition. The Coastal Cyclists Spring Century, aka "The After the Bridge Run Ride," will be held April 6. A 100-mile "century" ride will start and end at Blackbaud Stadium on Daniel Island. ...
Read more »Zion Park in Utah feels like spring
ZION NATIONAL PARK, Utah — Late each winter, when the snow gets sloppy and the streams get muddy, the same thought begins creeping ever more insistently into my mind: I need green. I need warm. I need spring. That feeling often demands beaches. But when it hit last winter, a different vision commanded: desert, slickrock cliffs and sheer monoliths. That meant southern Utah. ...
Read more »A spring classic
As we're sure you've heard, spring arrives today and a relatively early Easter comes Sunday. What's more quintessentially spring than an Easter egg hunt by cute little kids in cute little outfits? ...
Read more »Time for half-rubber training
With baseball wrapping up spring training and beach season just around the corner, it's time for locals to fine-tune their half-rubber skills. ...
Read more »A Decent Animal making a westward migration
When a band calls it quits, especially if it's a band you have come to admire and follow, it is never a happy occasion.
Read more »Preschool funding lags behind access
South Carolina ranked among the top 10 states in the nation last year in providing publicly-funded preschool programs to 4-year-olds, but state funding has not achieved the same high rating. The National Institute for Early Education Research's annual report, released today, placed the state 7th in the nation for its preschool access for 4-year-olds during the 2006-07 school year. ...
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