Andy Brack is the publisher of three online publications, focusing on local news and issues in South Carolina, particularly in Charleston. He covers a range of topics, including politics, education, and community events, providing insightful commentary and analysis on current affairs.
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Andy Brack's focus is primarily on local government and politics, as well as cultural and societal issues in South Carolina, particularly Charleston. His articles often cover local events, government announcements, and political commentary related to the region.
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Author Ilyon Woo’s skin tingled when she walked into the Dock Street Theatre as she researched her 2023 Pulitzer Prize-winning nonfiction book, Master Slave Husband Wife.
By: Andy Brack
Top chefs and mixologists from Charlotte, the Queen City, are coming to the Holy City Nov. 14 with a special five-restaurant event that offers plenty of fresh, delectable tastes. It’s going to be a foodie love fest worthy of royalty. The food was so memorable at a similar event to one past participant that she […]
As you listen to returns on election night, think about all of the Brad Raffenspergers out there who operate with integrity and know that voting in America is solid because it is done with a proven process, not with reckless abandon.
By: Andy Brack
It’s the second day of a new year just after a presidential election and you pick up the phone. At one point, the guy on the other end of the line says, “All I want to do is …
Newspapers endorse candidates to give people unfettered opinions about which candidates in races will be most faithful to democratic ideals and be responsive to constituents.
Caitlyn’s getting older. Perhaps the most famous shelter animal in the 150-year history of the Charleston Animal Society, she’s now 12.
Just about every business day for the last two decades, the morning has started with picking out an interesting quote for a daily news service sent to South Carolina businesses.
Recall Thanksgiving afternoon as you watched football and digested turkey after giving much thanks for your freedom, blessings and family.
When asked to share how to write better — particularly in days when people use emojis and new acronyms (LMAO) faster than a speeding bullet — we often suggest an oldie but a goodie: Strunk and White’s The Elements of Style.
Given all of the political discontent across the United States, is there anything to be hopeful about?
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