Another expert has thrown her hat into the great debate between stay- at- home moms and working mothers. Her name is Leslie Bennetts, and she's written a book called The Feminine Mistake. More...

We've all been there. Maybe in high school or one time at work. Someone new shows up and your first impression is "wow." He is unusually handsome, but in an odd way, or she has a weird giggle that is different and appealing. More...

Rudy Rabinowitz, 42, got himself arrested in Tennessee last month for statutory rape involving a 15- year- old girl. Deputies booked Rudy at the Hamilton County Jail. More...

Junior Achievement is inducting an architect into its South Carolina Business Hall of Fame. The banquet is May 24 at the convention center. The inductee is South Carolina's Robert Mills, who lived from 1781 to 1855. More...

At the corner of Lady Street and Main Street last week, moving crews trucked away furniture donated by NBSC to the USC Technology Incubator at 1225 Laurel Street. More...

House #1 A traditional 20- room Tennessee mansion, plus eight bathrooms, and its separate guest house and pool house (all heated by natural gas) use more energy in one month than the average American house uses in one year. More...

Compiled by Mike Maddock with contributions from www.playitsmart.org, www.footballfoundation.com and Freeman Belser The National Football Foundation's Play it Smart program was initiated at Columbia High School in More...

BOYS SOCCER Contributed by the West Metro Chamber of Commerce The 2007 Palmetto Cup will be held April 4- 7 at the Brookland- Cayce High School stadium known as The Cage in Cayce and at Airport High School's Eagle Stadi More...

Two former competitors of the popular Golf Channel reality series The Big Break will be competing in the 2007 Capitol Chevrolet Classic at Woodcreek Farms presented by Time Warner Cable and SportsRadio 1400 The Team April 19- 2 More...

Once Capt. James Sinkler spread the word that the pine ridge between the Cooper and Santee Rivers was productive for cotton and healthy for humans, other planters moved in around the settlement called Pineville. More...

Part 10: Rudolf Hess was privileged compared to prisoners in Uganda By Zadok Ekimwere zomwere@hotmail.com Each time I visited Berlin, there were two compelling stories I thought I would write and catapult More...

Arlene Marturano Every spring thousands of cherry trees burst into bloom at the nation's Capital. The tradition began in 1912 when the mayor of Tokyo presented Washington, D.C. More...

It's spring! Everything is turning green and yellow. Just about everywhere you look these days, there is a distinct yellow, grainy film settling down on just about every surface, living and non- living. More...

In just four days, participants in the Great Backyard Bird Count tallied more than 11 million birds across the United States and Canada. More...