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Adam Parker

Adam Parker

Reporter at The Post and Courier

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  • Local News
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Andrew Young, 93, recalls Septima Clark and his time in Charleston supporting hospital workers

Andrew Young, a leader of civil rights movement, ran the SCLC, which provided essential support to striking hospital workers in Charleston in 1969.
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Why does Charleston flood so often, and sometimes so much?

Charleston floods regularly because it’s low-lying, the sea level is rising and a lot of the land is sinking due to subsidence. Climate change will make it worse.
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CofC history teacher and local historian release new book, host talk

Authors Margaret Middleton Rivers Eastman and Robert P. Stockton will discuss their new book “A Colony of a Colony: Barbadians Settle Charles Town South Carolina.”
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Memorial services set for the Rev. Joseph A. Darby, who died Aug. 8

Services are scheduled to honor the life and work of the Rev. Joe Darby, a prominent AME pastor who died Aug. 8 in Charleston.
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Charleston Comedy Festival mixes it up with more than two dozen sho...

More than 25 shows are on tap at Theatre 99, Woolfe Street Playhouse, Threshold Rep Theatre, Forte Jazz Lounge, South of Broadway and The Commodore.
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Spoleto Festival USA 2020 in Charleston canceled due to coronavirus...

Festival incurs deficit and shifts programming, including world premiere of "Omar" opera to 2021.
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Historic plantations reckoning with the past do more to interpret s...

Visitors can stroll through majestic gardens, see original slave cabins and admire towering oak trees that have survived the centuries. From carefully manicured grounds to special events for the whole
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Trading art for lives: Author Janet Lee Berg delves into human dime...

The story of the Katz family in Holland during World War II, inspired author Janet Lee Berg to write a historical novel that incorporates some of the experiences her husband's
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Local author publishes history of Maryville community, a Black town...

At the center of the narrative are two Marys, one Black and one White, who gave life to the town.
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Jerry Blassingame

“I was one of the biggest crack dealers in my neighborhood,” he said. Then Jerry Blassingame grew up and turned his life around, forming a nonprofit to help the formerly
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Marcus McDonald

Marcus McDonald assumed a leadership role after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis by a cop who pinned Floyd down with a knee to the neck.