Campaign ad spending surges past $12 million in SC

The crush of campaign ad spending in South Carolina has swollen to more than $12 million so far, with candidates and independent groups paying top dollar to elbow for room in the state's crucial advertising marketplace.

Winter Antiques Show Filled With Treasures

:On Thursday, January 19, toward the late afternoon as the Winter Antiques Show was nearing preview time, New York City police seemed to be stationed everywhere in the vicinity of the Park Avenue Armory at 67th Street.

Bed Check: Fulton Lane Inn in Charleston, SC, delivers charm without fuss - Washington Post

Bed Check: Fulton Lane Inn in Charleston, SC, delivers charm without fuss Washington Post When I visit Charleston, SC, walking proximity to restaurants ranks high on my list of musts. Window shopping en route makes even a multi-block journey a pleasure, and a return stroll past gracious antebellum houses has positive digestive effects.

Polls: In South Carolina, it's Mitt Romney vs. Newt Gingrich - Politico

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Polls: In South Carolina, it's Mitt Romney vs. Newt Gingrich Politico CHARLESTON, SC — Four polls out Thursday paint the same picture: Saturday's primary here has become a two-man race between Mitt Romney and a resurgent Newt Gingrich. Gingrich has said South Carolina's primary may be a make-or-break moment for his ... Sparks fly in final debate before S.C. primaryWashington Examiner Perry says he's dropping out of presidential raceThe Associated Press Rick Perry dropping presidential bid, backing Newt GingrichChicago Sun-Times all 7,460 news articles »

College Basketball Capsules - Men: Brown leads Longhorns to 70-68 win over ... - Brownsville Herald

College Basketball Capsules - Men: Brown leads Longhorns to 70-68 win over ... Brownsville Herald He said this one hurt more because it could be the last chance to beat the Longhorns at home. "We wanted to win not just for us but for the whole university, former players, students, graduates," he said. "It was a big game not just for the basketball ... and more »