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Charleston to recognize design standouts
In a town that prides itself on its historic buildings, architects face a challenge: How do you push forward with the best new designs without sticking out like a sore thumb? On Oct. 19, city officials will drop a few hints with the first-ever City of Charleston Award for Design Excellence.
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Moderna vaccine now available to eligible individuals
On Monday, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control reported 25.3% positive tests with 2,736 new cases out of 10,798 tests. Since the start of the pandemic, the state has conducted nearly 4.7 million tests—379,775 of which have been positive. As of Monday, S.C. has received 542,750 vaccine doses, a combination of both […]
Jack Alterman goes around the world and back in new book of photos
Charleston photographer Jack Alterman’s latest book, My Lazy Eye, is comprised of images taken from around the world and Charleston.
1/25 COVID-19 update: 2,736 cases; 25.3% positive; 5 deaths
COVID-19 updates: South Carolina health officials reported 2,736 new cases of the coronavirus on Monday, with 5 additional confirmed deaths. As of 3:01 p.m. Jan. 25, via S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control: With 10,798 tests reported Monday, 25.3% were positive. Confirmed cases in S.C.: 379,775 (+2,736)Total positive cases in Charleston County: 30,997 (+150)Total positive cases in Berkeley County: 11,943 (+51)Total […]