Deaths Summary for Saturday, August 20, 2016
BLACKWELL, Roy Lee, 85, of Charleston, husband of Carol Orr Blackwell, died Wednesday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smith’s West Ashley Chapel.
BLACKWELL, Roy Lee, 85, of Charleston, husband of Carol Orr Blackwell, died Wednesday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smith’s West Ashley Chapel.
BLACKWELL, Roy, Charleston
MOUNT PLEASANT — Beaufort entered its season opener at Wando hoping to pass the ball. Once the running game started rolling, though, the Eagles rode their backs all the way through the Warriors.
St. John’s coach Dennie McDaniel isn’t a believer in moral victories.
SUMMERVILLE -- Two of the top teams in the Lowcountry kicked off the 2016 season on Friday night at Ashley Ridge, with the visiting team from Cane Bay taking a wild 40-29 win.
The West Ashley Wildcats, behind a strong running game that totaled over 350 yards, defeated the Colleton County Cougars by a score of 46-14 in the season opener for both teams at Wildcat Stadium on Friday night.
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SPARTANBURG -- It was fitting that this game basically ended late in the fourth quarter, when Summerville fumbled the ball away and Spartanburg recovered.
One day, May River High School will be prepared for a night like this.
It was just two weeks ago, during a muggy day of preseason practice, when Porter-Gaud football coach Rick Reetz declared that 2016 might be one of the better seasons in program history. The reason: 19 seniors, including a dominant trio of offensive players.
Bamberg-Ehrhardt at Woodland, ppd. (11 a.m. Saturday)
CLEMSON — The second-ranked Clemson football team is ready to transition out of fall camp to individual game prep, and the Tigers’ coaches are beginning to make decisions on which freshmen will see the field in 2016.
North Charleston’s plan for creating a citizens advisory group to improve police and community relations in the wake of the Walter Scott shooting drew mixed reactions Friday — from cautiously optimistic to outright negative.
If Marlin Monroe’s 38.2-pound king mackerel holds up another day, the three anglers aboard the boat will have a story for the ages in the 23rd annual Fishing for Miracles King Mackerel Tournament being held out of Ripley Light Marina.
WASHINGTON — The former head of the Norfolk Southern freight railroad, Charles "Wick" Moorman, has been tapped to be president and CEO of Amtrak, the nation’s passenger railroad, Amtrak officials said Friday.
Charleston and North Charleston firefighters are responding to a house fire on Daniel Island.
COLUMBIA — Justin Smoak, the Stratford High School graduate and current big leaguer with the Toronto Blue Jays, is one of nine new members selected to the University of South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame, the school announced Friday.
COLUMBIA — Justin Smoak, the Stratford High School graduate and current big leaguer with the Toronto Blue Jays, is one of nine new members selected to the University of South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame, the school announced Friday.
The South Carolina Aquarium opened its new Bricks Alive exhibit Friday.
A slightly scaled back apartment complex on a congested portion of Maybank Highway on James Island is moving forward, despite massive opposition from island residents.
Thousands of people in South Carolina still need home repairs, while the state has submitted a plan for using almost $100 million in federal housing aid almost a year after historic rains inundated the state. The state is now also reviewing applications from farmers for state help.
COLUMBIA — The great contradiction for offensive linemen is that they are required to be mobile and immobile all at the same time. Running does not always come natural to players whose primary duty is to obstruct.
Charleston has once again made a list of America’s top cities.