Andy Brack

red deer, alberta, canada

Publications:

ccharlestoncitypaper.com

iindexjournal.com

mmyclintonnews.com

ppostandcourier.com

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Andy Brack is editor and publisher of the award-winning Charleston City Paper as well as the weekly South Carolina policy forecast, Statehouse Report. Brack was named South Carolina's best columnist in a 2023 contest by the S.C. Press Association and best political columnist in a 2023 contest by the Association of Alternative Newsmedia. Find the publications online at: www.CharlestonCityPaper.com www.StatehouseReport.com

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Brack: Tough messaging ahead for S.C.'s fall campaigns

Every two years, Labor Day welcomes the traditional start of the political campaigning season. This year’s, in a simple word, will be a humdinger. Brack Republicans in South Carolina will do just about everything they can to scramble away from the sucky e... See more

charlestoncitypaper.com•Andy Brack•Sep 4, 2026

Ma'am Saab's Gauba adds new tastes, kitchen leadership

Ma’am Saab owner Raheel Gauba had a lot on his plate in running Charleston’s award-winning downtown Pakistani restaurant. Now, he’s crafting plates, too. “For years, I led everything at Ma’am Saab but the kitchen — the vision, the hospitality, the room,” ... See more

charlestoncitypaper.com•Andy Brack•Sep 1, 2026

DECISION 2026: Republicans have slight edge in odd race for U.S. Senate

Even before interim U.S. Sen. Darline Graham won a Tuesday runoff bid to replace her brother on the Republican ballot in November, this year’s race for someone to serve a six-year term in the U.S. Senate was weird. In fact, as we said last week, it’s the ... See more

myclintonnews.com•Andy Brack•Aug 30, 2026

Brack: Republicans have slight edge in odd race for U.S. Senate

charlestoncitypaper.com•Andy Brack•Aug 28, 2026

Return of a conservation leader will benefit state

Conservationists across the state got a jolt of energy this week with news that the S.C. Coastal Conservation League (SCCCL) will have one of its own soon in the organization’s leadership saddle. Megan Desrosiers, who worked at the Charleston-based nonpro... See more

postandcourier.com•Andy Brack•Aug 27, 2026

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