by Charles A. Smith
Charleston – Continuing a Citadel tradition of hotheaded gun-jumping, a professor in the military college’s physics department, John Richardson, assisted in bombarding the Earth’s moon with a giant shell disguised as a research satellite. Read the full story
Posted on 10 June 2009
Tags: music, parties
by Charles A. Smith
Mt. Pleasant – Police were called to a Mt. Pleasant clubhouse last Sunday night after festivities turned violent. According to police reports, a riot ensued when the cover band hired to play at a wedding refused to play “Sweet Home Alabama” for the fourth time. Read the full story
Posted in Life
by Charles A. Smith
Charleston – In a shrewd land-grabbing move that will likely be studied in political science classes for years, Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley announced plans to annex a large portion of eastern Georgia, including Savannah.
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by Charles A. Smith
In a move that analysts predict will open the floodgates for advertising in the historical district, Huggies announced plans to be the official supplier of diapers for the horses and mules that pull the iconic tour carriages seen all over downtown Charleston. Huggies CEO Frederick Alston called the sponsorship a no-brainer.
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