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FOCUS: Charleston Currents publishes final issue

FOCUS: Charleston Currents publishes final issue

Staff reports  |  Charleston Currents, a weekly publication that focuses on good news about the Lowcountry, is publishing its final issue today after more than 13 years and 650 weekly issues.

“It’s been a great run, but now that we also publish the Charleston City Paper, it’s time to focus efforts on continuing to improve its local news and feature story offerings,” said publisher Andy Brack. “Since purchase of the City Paper two years ago, many of the weekly sections in Charleston Currents have also been published in the the City Paper.  Now it’s time to consolidate these efforts.”

For example, Brack’s weekly column is published every Friday in Statehouse Report and over the weekend in the City Paper.  If you enjoy the Currents’ News Briefs section, you can find five stories every morning in the City Paper’s email newsletter of daily headlines.  (Sign up for CP newsletters for free.)

by · 12/12/2021 · Comments are Disabled · Focus, Good news
MYSTERY:  Rusted mystery

MYSTERY: Rusted mystery

You’ll find this address plate in front of a house somewhere in Charleston, but where? Send your best guess for this photo by Michael Kaynard to: editor@charlestoncurrents.com — and make sure to include the name of the town in which you live.

by · 09/19/2016 · Comments are Disabled · Mystery Photo, Photos
(Photo by Michael Kaynard.)

NEWS: Charleston Currents publisher picked to lead library board

The Board of Trustees of the Charleston County Public Library has elected Charleston Currents publisher and businessman Andy Brack to serve as its chairman.

Other officers elected include tax professional Steven Clem of James Island as vice chairman, MUSC program assistant Maya Hollinshead of North Charleston to remain as secretary and retired Illinois library director Susan Strunk of West Ashley to serve as treasurer. Officer terms begin July 1 and run through June 30, 2017.

by · 07/01/2016 · Comments are Disabled · Good news, News briefs
PHOTO ESSAY:  Around town with Spoleto

PHOTO ESSAY: Around town with Spoleto

PHOTO ESSAY: Nancy Sommer poses for a photo by husband Blane Sommer in front of a black-and-white photo that’s part of renowned photographer Jack Alterman’s outdoor exhibit that illustrates people who work along the 500 block of King Street. Other Spoleto photos by Leigh Sabine, Michael Kaynard and Andy Brack.

by · 05/30/2016 · Comments are Disabled · Photos
8/3, full issue: Foundation, what’s next, Palmetto Poem

8/3, full issue: Foundation, what’s next, Palmetto Poem

In the Aug. 3, 2015, issue, Charleston Currents outlines a new foundation by the Pinckney family. Andy Brack discusses the elephant in the state’s room — racial division. And Katrina Murphy offers a new Palmetto Poem.

Click to read lots more too.

by · 08/03/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue
Full issue, 6/29: Healing power of art; flag momentum; more

Full issue, 6/29: Healing power of art; flag momentum; more

In the full June 29, 2015, issue:
PHOTO: McLeod Oak
FOCUS: Art helps the community heal
DONATE: How to give to promote healing
BRACK: Confluence of factors led to momentum on flag
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Charleston RiverDogs
GOOD NEWS: Planning underway for Lowcountry Blue Trail
FEEDBACK: Furl the flag
CALENDAR: Park meeting, flag film, July 4 fun
REVIEW: The Painter
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Gov. David Beasley

by · 06/29/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue
7.26: Giving Day, Promise Zone, more

7.26: Giving Day, Promise Zone, more

North Charleston’s Anthony Rhodes won Best in Show and Best Interior for his 1959 Chevrolet Corvette in Trident Technical College’s 23rd Spring Spin-off car show on April 25. More than 120 classic, new and customized vehicles were shown at the show. Proceeds benefited the W. Athell Yon Fund, which provides tool kits to up to two graduating Automotive Technology students […]

by · 05/04/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue
ISSUE 7.20: Detoxes, nicknames, kids’ calendar

ISSUE 7.20: Detoxes, nicknames, kids’ calendar

Learn the latest good news from Charleston. This week: Detoxing your body; nicknames; a kids’ calendar; mystery photo; Calling all poets, four letters, more.

by · 03/16/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue
Mystery: Where’s Gumby?

Mystery: Where’s Gumby?

You probably recognize this 1950s-era “green clay humanoid character” that is painted on the side of a building somewhere in downtown Charleston. But where?

by · 02/02/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Mystery Photo, Photos
Be specific about where this Mystery Photo was taken.

Mystery: Identify this

So here’s a different kind of mystery photo — where do you think this image was taken locally.

by · 01/26/2015 · 1 comment · Mystery Photo