Новости за 20.02.2016

In comedy, they say timing is everything. That goes double for romantic comedy. The genre is built on the tension between fate and circumstance: Two people are meant to be together, but the plot keeps them out of sync until divine order is restored.

PAWLING, N.Y. — Daryl Hall of Hall & Oates wants to add an outdoor stage at his music venue and restaurant in New York.

BOSTON — The force is strong with the Boston Pops in 2016.

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GREENVILLE — Four goals in the first period, including two from forward Stephan Vigier, powered the South Carolina Stingrays (28-17-4-2) to a 4-1 win over the Greenville Swamp Rabbits (24-20-6-0) on Friday at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena.

The Citadel baseball team kicked off the season with a 4-2 win over Virginia Tech on Friday night at Riley Park.

Early on, it looked like Ashley Ridge was going to run away from Lexington to earn a victory in the second round of the Class AAAA girls basketball playoffs.

Goose Creek’s impressive season continued to roll along on Friday night as the state’s third-ranked Class AAAA team easily dispatched of visiting Conway, 59-30.

Sometimes, winning by nearly 40 points in the second round of the playoffs isn’t quite good enough.

I will admit that I was one of those people rolling my eyes when College of Charleston coach Earl Grant went into "coach talk" mode and told the media on Wednesday that the Cougars couldn’t take Delaware for granted.

Eleven months after Texas Sen. Ted Cruz became the first Republican to officially announce a bid for the White House, Donald Trump is on the verge of winning the South’s first big prize.

From the hills to the coast, the Republicans who want to be the next president of the United States campaigned long after the sun set Friday night.

After Thursday afternoon’s practice, College of Charleston senior pitcher Nathan Helvey made a point to check on his new head coach.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Her name is Amelia, and boy, can she fly.

CLEMSON – Over the course of a long baseball season, teams will find all kinds of ways to win and lose.

COLUMBIA — One game in, and the newcomers on the South Carolina baseball team are already making their presence known.

COLUMBIA — A four-decade-old computer system and poor safety measures at South Carolina’s Medicaid agency exposed the personal health information of roughly 1 million residents to risk of cybertheft, according to a federal report released Friday.

When it comes to drugs, gay rights and other social issues, millennial voters in South Carolina are often on the same page. But whether their voices will make a difference in the state’s primaries remains to be seen.

The fourth graders showed some real sea sense for the class’ first transatlantic crossing. Rather than put the GPS on the deck they secured it underneath the hull. By the time the Carolina Dreamer beached in Wales, the deck had torn clean off.

The number of known red wolves in the wild has dropped to 45 while federal managers delay a decision on what to do about the controversial, barely successful program reintroducing the species to the wild.

When James Bourne steps onto the basketball court Saturday for the College of Charleston’s senior day ceremony, he’ll finally be able to honor the most important person in his life — his mother.

FOLLY BEACH — Worried that shark fishing could endanger swimmers, City Council will consider banning the practice near the pier.

• Mopar clubs weekly "Meet & Greets" will be 7-11 p.m. at Sonic Drive-Ins, 660 College Park Road in Goose Creek and 9101 University Blvd. in North Charleston. Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, AMC and related cars and trucks are welcome. An additional meet and greet this month will be Feb. 26.

COLUMBIA — An emotional moment at Clemson University between presidential candidate John Kasich and a teary college student has drawn national attention to the Ohio governor in the final stretch before South Carolina’s Republican primary Saturday.