Destruction of Letter to Haley Raises Questions

The destruction of a recent letter from the State Ethics Commission’s chief lawyer to Gov. Nikki Haley’s campaign dealing with potential ethics violations might have violated a state policy, a review by The Nerve found.

To Protect and Defund

Wacky Working Schedules for Those With Chronic Illnesses

Over the Top Boutique

Epi 5: Discovering Therapeutics that Work for Alzheimer's Disease

Speak up Guest - Ron And Sherry Palmer " Not In The Childs Best Interest"

If you could change one thing about divorce child custody battles what would it be? Mine is I would require the courts & attorneys to inform parents that they have constitutionally protected fundamental rights. Kevin Avard with Speak Up is bringing

Speak up Guest - Dr Sue Cornbluth

" Parental Alienation is Child Abuse"

South Carolina Connections Academy Celebrates the Start of the 2013-2014 School Year

Episode 4: Who Does Alzheimer's Disease Affect?

New Executive Director Joins South Carolina Connections Academy

Home: A Loan

Purchasing your first home is a big responsibility and likely one of the largest purchases you will ever make.

Amelia Earhart Did Not Die In 1937! Here Is The Proof!

Episode 3: Why Toxins Build Up in the Brain and Can We Prevent It?

Episode 2: Dementia and the Toxins that Destroy Memory and Learning

A Journey into Alzheimer's Disease: Where It All Began

Over the Top Boutique in Columbia

Number of 6-Figure Employees at State Colleges Goes Up—Way Up

Nearly 1,700 administrators, professors and coaches at USC, Clemson and MUSC earn at least $100,000 annually – an increase of about 250 from last year in the number of six-figure salaries, The Nerve found in a review of state salary data.

Governor, Commerce Silent on Ponzi-Scheme Lawsuits

When state authorities gave tax breaks and cash to a Minnesota-based company, did anyone know that the company's CEO is the subject of an ongoing federal investigation involving fraud? As usual, they won't say.

Did You Budget For Some Football?!

OK – you know just exactly how to cheer on your favorite teams without busting your budget, right?

FIRST THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5TH THE HISTORIC ARCADE

FIRST THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5TH THE HISTORIC ARCADE

Need Wheels?

August Is Hot Time To Buy! As summer comes to a close, you may be thinking about buying a car. If so, you’re in luck! Experts say the dog days of summer might just be the best time to buy.

Suicide Raises Questions about Nonprofits & State Money

The last known time Craig Stoxen used his room entry card at the Clarion Inn on Chris Drive near West Columbia was at 10 p.m. on Feb. 5.

Would $10M Bond Deal Benefit Public College Donor?

If one public college's officials understand the importance of appearances, they sure don't act like it.

5 Things I Learned from Camping Outside Justin Bieber's Hotel

Ethics Commission Alters Makeup

A day after The Nerve revealed that two appointees of Gov. Nikki Haley to the State Ethics Commission were serving in violation of state law, the agency's website lists the seats as vacant.

LET'S BEAT CANCER NOW.

Join Us in the Fight Against Breast Cancer. Our 2012 Walk/Run For Life Team was 480 strong and raised more thank $17,000.

A Scorecard (Of Sorts) of SC Conservative Infighting

Proving once again that if you can't fight with your opponents, fight with each other.

Did Lawmaker Quietly Promote NASCAR Interests?

To borrow a line from "Talladega Nights," Sen. Shane Martin is kind of like "Mr. Magic Man" – at least when it comes to revealing to the public what he does for a living and its connection to the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing.

Official’s Firm Profits Handsomely from State Fund

In recently reappointing Reynolds Williams to the state Retirement System Investment Commission, S.C. Sen. Hugh Leatherman offered high praise for the longtime Florence attorney.

Ok, YOLO. But Don't Forget To PYF!

The Luck of the Elephants

5 Things You Need To Survive This Gloomy Summer

Family Ties to Insurance Fund No Conflict of Interest, He Says

A law firm with multiple and extensive connections with a member of the South Carolina House has made quite a lot of money from a state insurance fund, a review finds.

First Benefit Corporation in SC!

What's The Dilemma?

Want to Be a Judge? Get to Know a Legislator (or Marry One)

If you want to put on the black robe in South Carolina, it pays to have connections in the General Assembly. Your chances are even better if you were once part of the legislative club.

Destination Wedding: Nags Head, North Carolina

Once upon a Furlough ...

State Lawmaker Earns Full-Time Federal Salary