Falcons WR Andre Roberts wins Salute to Service award

Atlanta Falcons receiver Andre Roberts has won the 2017 Salute to Service award. Roberts will be recognized on Saturday during the “NFL Honors” prime-time program, when The Associated Press announces its individual league award winners.

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Charleston laundromat serves as gathering place, resource for the needy on Charleston’s East Side

At least once a week, Charleston residents short on cash can count on washing their clothes free of charge at Laundry Matters.

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Friends of the Daniel Library spring lecture series kicks off with authors’ panel

The Citadel’s history, culture and leadership will be discussed during an upcoming panel with authors who have published books about the college.

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Charleston City Council will get three new members Tuesday. What do they want to do?

Three new Charleston City Council members will be sworn in Tuesday after being elected in November to represent parts of West Ashley and James Island. All are new to local government and to politics in general.

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Holiday reading list idea: “Into the Shadows” by Lt. Col. Michael Brady

From managing threats to the homeland, to intelligence collection and emergency operations, Lt.  Michael Brady U.S. Army (retired) brings much more to a first- time novel than your average spy enthusiast. Brady served as a career tactical and strategic intelligence officer for the United States.

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Carmine Pecorelli, Class of 1954, named Alumnus of the Year by Citadel Alumni Association

The oldest member of The Citadel Class of 1954, Carmine Pecorelli, is The Citadel Alumni Association’s 2017 Alumnus of the Year. Pecorelli was presented with the award on Oct. 28 during the college’s homecoming weekend.

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Coast Guard cutter Oliver Berry first ship named after Citadel alumnus

Chief Petty Officer Oliver Fuller Berry, a member of The Citadel Class of 1928, dedicated his life to serving others. Now, the Coast Guard cutter named in his honor will continue Berry’s legacy of service.

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Columbia native, Citadel graduate is on this season of ‘The Voice’

Mitchell Lee used to sneak his guitar into the Citadel and play in the barracks. That led to his cadet friend recommending an open mic night in town at the old Wild Wing Cafe on Market Street, which then began the start of an unexpected music journey.

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ZCHS grad spends 24 hours working out to raise funds for veterans

While working on his master’s degree at The Citadel in international politics and military affairs, Christian Simon was surrounded by military personnel.

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Class of 1971 remembers second African-American graduate, Joseph Shine

Nearly 14 years to the date of the sudden loss of Citadel graduate Joseph Dawson Shine, two of his classmates, Tip Hargrove and Jim Lockridge, came back to The Citadel to share accounts of their time with him at the college.

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