By Bramblett Bradham TedTurner-3C Ted Turner speaks to the press in 1985. PHOTO BY BERNARD GOTFRYD, COURTESY OF THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS I grew up in the 70s and early 80s in Charleston. I was fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to spend quality time in the woods and upon the waters of South Carolina. Having been able to hunt on local plantations and mid-state farms and to enjoy access to the ocean, I spent a great deal of time with landowners. When invited, we would arrive at various...

Maurice Washington is our clear choice to take on entrenched Democrat Jim Clyburn in South Carolina’s Sixth Congressional District. As a Charleston native, former city council member, and longtime community and business leader, he has helped guide our region through booms and setbacks, and through hard conversations about growth, opportunity and public safety. That experience shapes his priorities: creating real economic opportunity, improving education, expanding access to healthcare, and...

The season of election fever has long been cracking, and the redistricting noise created a rush to early voting, possibly upsetting the usual low primary turnout figures. Then, the South Carolina Senate essentially ended the drama but not the debate, which shall rage on with the accusations splitting our eardrums. As the Turks like to say, dogs bark but the caravan moves forward; hence, it is time to step up behind the plate and try to call balls and strikes. Governor On the GOP side, Lt....