Charleston Currents – Palmetto Poem

12/3: Holiday at the Gaillard; S.C. and electricity: Palmetto Poem

IN THIS ISSUE | Dec. 3, 2018

FOCUS: Enjoy the season at the Charleston Gaillard Center
COMMENTARY, Brack: Power for the people: Let’s look at how we do electricity in S.C.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Titan Termite & Pest Control
PALMETTO POEM: In December Artroom
GOOD NEWS: Airport predicts a banner year of travel in and out of Charleston
FEEDBACK: Send us your thoughts
MYSTERY PHOTO: Tell us about this artwork
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Alfred Hutty
CALENDAR: Holiday events crowd the calendar

by Andy Brack · 12/03/2018 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

Plaintiffs in Briggs v. Elliott, June 1951. From the Joseph A. De Laine Papers in the South Caroliniana Library at the University of South Carolina and used with permission.

7/9, full issue: CofC’s interim president; Trade tools; new Palmetto Poem

IN THIS ISSUE of Charleston Currents #10.35 | July 9, 2018

FOCUS,: Meet Steve Osborne, interim president of the College of Charleston
COMMENTARY, Brack: Use smarter tools to be tough on trade
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Charleston International Airport
PALMETTO POEM: July 1963
WHAT WE LOVE: Tell us what you love about the Lowcountry
FEEDBACK: Pay attention people to the monster of a highway
MYSTERY PHOTO: Hmmm, looks like a church, but where?
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Briggs v. Elliott
CALENDAR, July 9+: Another great library book sale is around the corner

by Charleston Currents · 07/09/2018 · 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

9/14: Stavrinakis, energy options, Palmetto Poem

In the Sept. 14, 2015, issue of Charleston Currents:
PHOTO: Bird of paradise
FOCUS, Leon Stavrinakis: Running to move Charleston forward, keep it together
BRACK: More energy options are a good deal for consumers
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Titan Termite & Pest Control
PALMETTO POEM: Music of doves ascending
GOOD NEWS: Aquarium lectures, no-drilling rally
FEEDBACK: Send us your letters
CALENDAR, Sept. 14+: Green Fair, author visit, more
REVIEW: Inside the O’Briens
MYSTERY: Through the looking glass
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Civilian Conservation Corps

by Charleston Currents · 09/14/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

POEM: In Season

Palmetto Poem author: Originally from Vidalia, Georgia, home of the world’s best onions, Katrina Murphy is a poet and baker living in Charleston, S.C. Both of her English degrees are from Georgia Southern University, and she is active in Charleston alumni events and planning.

by Palmetto Poem · 08/03/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Features, 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.

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by Charleston Currents · 08/03/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

Full issue, 6/1: James Island library, developers, tourism, poem

Carol Tempel and Stewart Weinberg write how people should protest County Council’s initial decision to locate a new library in an unacceptable place on James Island; Andy Brack says the state should stop kowtowing to developers; Kyra Morris writes about tourism in Charleston; Joanna Crowell offers a Palmetto Poem; much more in this new issue, June 1, 2015.

by Charleston Currents · 06/01/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue

7.27: Book challenge, Haley and legislature, Palmetto Poem

This week’s issue has great information on how Begin With Books is seeking a big challenge grant; how Gov. Nikki Hally is squabbling with legislators in her own party; a Palmetto Poem by Zoe Abedon; and more good news.

by Charleston Currents · 05/11/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue