Charleston City Paper

UPDATED | Tuesday’s special primary for the state Republican Party’s quest for a candidate for the U.S. Senate seat held by the late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham is headed to an Aug. 25 runoff. Graham’s sister Darline, installed in July in her brother’s seat, was the top primary vote-getter, nabbing 32.7% of the vote. Her opponent will be U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman of York County, wh...

Conservationists across the state got a jolt of energy this week with news that the S.C. Coastal Conservation League (SCCCL) will have one of its own soon in the organization’s leadership saddle.

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Here’s a classic-looking brick building somewhere in the Palmetto State.  Please send in your best guess – and your name and hometown

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The Aug. 14, 2026, issue of Statehouse Report offers a fresh look at how a 30-year-old law can be used to help build affordable housing in addition to having benefits for historic preservation. There’s also a news roundup that includes a look at this week’s U.S. Senate special primary and a commentary about a conservation leader returning to the state.

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The Meeting Street Scholarship Fund, founded by Charleston philanthropist Ben Navarro, is expanding from its current 14 counties to 46.

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