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Andy Brack

Charleston

Publisher at The Charleston City Paper

Editor and Publisher at Statehouse Report

Editor and Publisher at Charleston Currents

Publisher of the https://t.co/z5DE2sYuDM, https://t.co/JgpLFc3YIA and https://t.co/EA6l9JPsv8.

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  • Andy Brack: Change has always been on the menu

    1 week ago | indexjournal.com | Andy Brack

    Mules, phosphate and asparagus share something for South Carolina. One hundred years ago, they were pretty common. Today? Not so much. Around 1925, the Palmetto State’s mule population was at its peak at about 210,000 animals. As related by the South Carolina Encyclopedia, they were fixtures of rural life in a state that had more than 192,000 farms and 200,000 farmers, the majority of whom were Black.

  • Brack: Change has always been on the menu

    1 week ago | charlestoncitypaper.com | Andy Brack

    By Andy Brack  |  Mules, phosphate and asparagus share something for South Carolina. One hundred years ago, they were pretty common. Today? Not so much. Around 1925, the Palmetto State’s mule population was at its peak at about 210,000 animals. As related by the South Carolina Encyclopedia, they were fixtures of rural life in a state that had more than 192,000 farms and 200,000 farmers, the majority of whom were Black.

  • New book schools couples on fun of improv

    1 week ago | charlestoncitypaper.com | Andy Brack

    The drudgery of daily life — getting ready for work, work, cleaning, cooking, washing and on and on — inspired two seasoned improvisational comics to write a book on ways to break the cycle. Greg Tavares of Mount Pleasant and Amber Nash of Lilburn, Ga., believe couples find life more rewarding if they occasionally refresh their relationships with playtime.

  • Water guru Morris dies unexpectedly in accident

    2 weeks ago | charlestoncitypaper.com | Andy Brack

    Dale Morris, the intellectual force behind the city of Charleston’s effort to deal with future floodwaters, died Monday following a Sunday bicycle accident that sent him to the hospital. “He ran into the back of a parked vehicle in the way,” said Charleston County Coroner Bobbi Jo O’Neal today, adding that her office was trying to figure out what happened.

  • Andy Brack: May the Force be with us

    2 weeks ago | indexjournal.com | Andy Brack

    It feels like the Alliance to Restore the Republic is starting to stand up to the authoritarian Empire sought by President Donald Trump, whose blitzkrieg of cruel executive orders over the last two months shocked and awed the establishment.

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Andy Brack
Andy Brack @acbrack
3 Jan 25

Full story @ChasCityPaper https://t.co/h4npAIhedl

Andy Brack
Andy Brack @acbrack
3 Jan 25

Charleston County Council has a new chairman— the Rev. Kylon Middleton, a Democrat from West Ashley. More in about an hour @ChasCityPaper website. Middleton, who is in the gray jacket, is being sworn in by 9th Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson. https://t.co/Ucl0umDMt2

Andy Brack
Andy Brack @acbrack
20 Nov 24

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