Andy Brack

This is not something shared lightly: I will discourage my college-age daughters from returning to live in South Carolina as long as venal Republican legislators keep trying to make the …

This is not something shared lightly: I will discourage my college-age daughters from returning to live in South Carolina as long as venal Republican legislators keep trying to make the

There are two versions of the cover of the Charleston City Paper this week thanks to what is the journalism equivalent of an unforced error in tennis.

If you’re expecting to read anything salacious about former Gov. Mark Sanford in this story, you can stop reading. But you might want to continue reading to learn about the new twist to his Wizard of Oz path of public service.

Today’s commentary comes in two pieces – one about former Gov. Mark Sanford, a month-long candidate for Congress who dropped out Thursday, and current Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, who stepped in something ripe that’s related to a speech invitation.

Today’s commentary comes in two pieces – one about former Gov. Mark Sanford, a month-long candidate for Congress who dropped out Thursday, and current Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, who stepped in …

Work on a traffic flyover project from U.S. Highway 17 to Main Road to alter a congesting choking point dramatically at rush hour is about half done, county officials said.

There’s a new caucus in the S.C. General Assembly of like-minded souls who want to make a real difference in South Carolina politics.

The S.C. General Assembly’s final legislative week of the 2026 regular session will be remembered as a time when courage ultimately hid.

Commentary by Andy Brack