Новости за 05.06.2016

COLUMBIA — South Carolina stayed alive in the NCAA Tournament, but lost its starting third baseman for another elimination game Sunday night.

The Threshold Repertory’s production of "Fully Committed" may be a one-man show, but it features 40 distinct characters. Actor Adam Miles seamlessly switches in and out of the roles for a breathless 90-minute performance about a struggling actor (Sam) manning the reservation phone line of a high-end New York City restaurant.

A tropical storm moving north along the coast is expected to bring heavy rain to the Charleston area Monday and Tuesday.

The Citadel plans to launch a new nursing program in January with a $4 million anonymous gift.

CLEMSON — It’s going to be a long night at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, but it remains to be seen how long for the Clemson baseball team.

At one point toward the end of "Grace Notes: Reflections for Now," Carrie Mae Weems’ exploration of the concept of grace in the context of American democracy’s violence against African Americans, poet Carl Hancock Rux says in his booming baritone, "You gotta do something, don’t you?" Weems herself...

Move over Gershwin! There’s a new composer in town and he’s blowing the golden trumpet of Truth loud and clear.

The vibrant and athletic 10-member L.A. Dance Project offered an impressive concert of three significant works at the Gaillard Center on Saturday night. Even with a disruption caused by a fire alarm, set off by stage smoke during the second piece, the dancers didn’t miss a beat.

The Piccolo Spoleto Sand Sculpting Competition is a family tradition. Riley Haldrup, 19, has participated in the competition with her family for as long as she can remember. This year she headed up her own team and took home the top prize in the Young Adult category.

A lucky flea market find usually doesn’t inspire either a work of art or a dance performance. But when local artist Mary Walker stumbled across a vintage Hartmann suitcase at a flea market, it gave her an idea.

COLUMBIA — We’re back at Founders Park for a noon elimination game in the NCAA Tournament, and Chad Holbrook’s message to his South Carolina team is a simple one.

COLUMBIA — Legislators believe they did enough this year to prove they’re on track to provide quality education for children in the state’s impoverished school districts.

The numbers of South Carolina-based banks are down to an even five dozen — but not for long.

An early morning scuffle in the bathroom of an IHOP on Dorchester Rd. ended with two gunshot victims, according to sheriff’s deputies.

At a pep rally for students who will attend the new Philip Simmons Middle School in the fall, school leaders encouraged students to take a selfie with someone they’d never met. A DJ got the crowd dancing, the Cainhoy Middle steel drum band played pop hits and an aspiring slugger from the Daniel Island School showed off his baseball swing.

The Philip Simmons schools are only the start of new construction for the Berkeley County School District. A 2015 forecast from Clemson University’s Strom Thurmond Institute found that the district would need to open 20 new schools in the next 20 years as the...

What: Mike Kent’s Gun & Knife Show features antiques, collectibles, ammo, surplus and accessories. Buy, sell or trade.

For the next two weeks, lawmakers on the campaign trail are going to crow about fixing our roads this year.

In 2015, as temperatures rose, Beth Huntley saw signs the Charleston area luxury-homes market could emerge from a prolonged lethargy. But she wasn’t convinced until the awakening stretched into hot weather months.

Their backgrounds cover banking, school administration, discount store work and correctional facility tasks.

Carolina One Real Estate purchased one of the larger agencies in southern Charleston County in May, a move designed to "enhance service" and boost exposure in the region.

Online real estate source Trulia lists greater Charleston in its new Fastest Moving Markets study, which cites "how quickly homes are coming off the market in the top 100 U.S. metros."

A local real estate company that also specializes in renovations earned preservation honors for restoring a Revolutionary War general’s residential gift.

Home sales surged in April from a month earlier in Dorchester County, as did luxury transactions in Charleston County, according to Coldwell Banker’s report on the Carolinas.

Helen Geer, president of William Means Real Estate, recently returned from Dublin where she attended the yearly Christie’s International Real Estate Owners Conference.