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The Charleston Symphony Orchestra, the Nashville Ballet and the Charleston Symphony Chorus singers will perform Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana on Thursday and Friday at the Charleston Gaillard Center. (Photo provided by Charleston Gaillard Center.)

4/16, full issue: On BedShred.com; Building talent; and a new feature you’ll love!

INSIDE THIS USSUE:
MYSTERY PHOTO: Two domes
FOCUS: Local company is pushing the recycling of old mattresses
COMMENTARY, Brack: If you want prosperity, you’ve got to invest to build talent
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: SCIWAY
NEW FEATURE: What we love about Charleston
GOOD NEWS: From a new police chief to ban on plastic bags
FEEDBACK: Yep, extending I-526 is questionable
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Yellow jessamine, the state flower
CALENDAR, April 16+: Charleston Farmers Market back in business

by Charleston Currents · 04/16/2018 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

An aerial view of Pacific Mills and Olympia Mill village in Columbia. Copyrighted image courtesy the Richland Library.

4/9, full issue: On I-526; Likely friendship; Not wasting time

IN THIS ISSUE

MYSTERY PHOTO: Gold top
FOCUS: Interstate 526 completion isn’t actionable plan, but smoky scheme
COMMENTARY, Brack: S.C. friendship touted in new book isn’t all that unlikely
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
CAREERS, Fanning: Video on how to stop wasting time
GOOD NEWS: New education report seeks to provoke education change
FEEDBACK: Send us a letter
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Mill villages in South Carolina
CALENDAR, April 9+: Beers with dogs and books, more

by Charleston Currents · 04/09/2018 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

4/2, full issue: On the Table Lowcountry; Global warming; Palmetto Poem

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside this issue:
MYSTERY PHOTO: Interesting skyscape
FOCUS: “On the Table” events to offer new way to provide community input
COMMENTARY, Brack: How the divisive issue of climate change can be a unifier
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Charleston International Airport
PALMETTO POEM: Taking up Space
GOOD NEWS: Baker Hospital site to become sports complex
FEEDBACK: Reader worried by the slug who has us fooled
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Baseball in South Carolina
CALENDAR, April 2+: From Cajun Fest to barks, books and beer

by Charleston Currents · 04/02/2018 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

12/21, full issue: The power of reflection; smart state investing, more

INSIDE the Dec. 21, 2015, issue of Charleston Currents:
PHOTO: Santa’s hanging around this week
FOCUS, Fanning: One powerful action to close out 2015
BRACK: Make smart investments with robust economy
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Kaynard Photography
GOOD NEWS: New license plate, more
FEEDBACK: Send us your letters
CALENDAR, Dec. 21+: Lots of celebrations going on
REVIEW: It Ended Badly: 13 of the Worst Breakups in History
MYSTERY: This one may be pretty easy
BROADUS: Boeing SC’s 100th jet
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Spanish moss

by Charleston Currents · 12/21/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

12/14, full issue: Kindred Kids, gun sense, shopping tips

In the Dec. 14, 2015, issue of Charleston Currents:

https://charlestoncurrents.com/2015/12/dec14-issue/
PHOTO: Grand tree off the chopping block for now
FOCUS: Promoting friendship and understanding
BRACK: Let’s have some real gun sense in S.C.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Morris Financial Concepts, Inc.
GOOD NEWS: Holiday shopping tips, more
FEEDBACK: Immigration is a federal issue
CALENDAR, Dec. 14+: From a holiday train to a holiday show
REVIEW: Mr. Mercedes, by Stephen King
MYSTERY: The clue is that it’s in Charleston
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: The New Deal, part 2

by Charleston Currents · 12/14/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

12/7: Families helping families, Palmetto Priorities, “A Christmas Apron”

In the Dec. 7, 2015, issue of Charleston Currents:
https://charlestoncurrents.com/2015/12/dec7-issue/

PHOTO: Holiday cinch
FOCUS, Steve Skardon: Help for flood victims over holidays
BRACK: Legislature needs more strategic, long-term thinking
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Charleston Green Commercial
PALMETTO POEM, Marjory Wentworth: The Christmas Apron
GOOD NEWS: Pinckney, Haley, Riley to be honored
FEEDBACK: Likes Haley on immigration
CALENDAR, Dec. 7+: A Christmas Story, holiday lights, more
MYSTERY: Maritime pastoral scene
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: The New Deal

by Charleston Currents · 12/07/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

11/30: A school success; pandering; planning your holiday

In the Nov. 30 issue of Charleston Currents:
PHOTO: Parade of Boats coming soon
FOCUS, Kristin French: Palmetto Scholars Academy, a success story
BRACK: Pandering to fear isn’t American way
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: LaFond Law
MONEY, Kyra Morris: Have a financially-savvy holiday season
GOOD NEWS: Riley Waterfront Park, more
FEEDBACK: Send us your letters
CALENDAR, Nov. 30+: Revving it up for the holidays
MYSTERY: You might have seen this one
BROADUS: Big check for One80 Place
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Voorhees College

by Charleston Currents · 11/30/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

11/23, full issue: Capt. Sams Spit; new mayor-to-be; more

In the Nov. 23, 2015, issue of Charleston Currents:
PHOTO: The Big Tomato
FOCUS, Katie Zimmerman: Capt. Sams Spit back in development headlines
BRACK: Meet Charleston’s next mayor
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: SCIWAY
GOOD NEWS: Mazyck, Stokes-Marshall honored by AT&T
FEEDBACK: Send us your letters
CALENDAR, Nov. 23+: Getting in the holiday spirit
REVIEW: The Bees, by Laline Paull
MYSTERY: Looks pretty old
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Josephine Lyons Scott Pinckney

by Charleston Currents · 11/23/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

11/16, full issue: Lowcountry conservation, ethics, new cathedral

In the new Nov. 16 issue of Charleston Currents:

PHOTO: Jumping for joy
FOCUS: 200 attend conservation event
BRACK: Disappointed in state Senate’s inability on ethics reform
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
GOOD NEWS: Charleston has a new cathedral
FEEDBACK: Letters on good news, development, dogs
CALENDAR, Nov. 16+: From holiday lights to holiday oysters
MYSTERY: Where’s this train display?
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Operation Lost Trust