Brian Hicks is a Metro Columnist at The Post and Courier. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, education management, and culture, while also delving into finance and aerospace issues such as space travel and the International Space Station. Brian's work has been featured in several publications, including Energy And Capital, MarTech, and Hospitality Net.
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Lately my wife and I have been driving from our home in Maryland to our other home in Longboat Key.
By: Brian Hicks
The South Carolina Republican Party isn't asking the state to force anything on anyone, its chairman insists. Oh, no. No, no.
By: Brian Hicks
As it turns out, Mount Pleasant might've had the right idea about our ridiculous growth all along. Or at least how to effectively tap the brakes on it.
I just got back from Idaho. And I'll tell you something right now… The trip wasn't just a success. It was a glimpse into the future.
By: Brian Hicks
The SC Republican Party wants its primaries closed. That didn't work out too well when Democrats tried the same thing 80 years ago, and it's still a bad idea.
By: Brian Hicks
In August of 1995, something extraordinary happened on Wall Street — something that, at the time, very few people fully understood.
By: Brian Hicks
Some SC lawmakers are inflicting radical politics on the state's medical policy, which isn't good for the state's long-term health.
By: Brian Hicks
You know, South Carolina has never really cottoned to folks in Washington telling us what to do. We're kind of famous for it, actually.
There's a massive difference between someone who talks about investing… And someone who is actively putting real money on the line and producing results.
By: Brian Hicks
A partisan redistricting scheme out of the White House threw the SC-01 race for Congress into turmoil. So, what happens in those primaries on Tuesday?
