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InsideFor more photos, a discography and list of Donna Summer’s singles that hit the top 10 in the U.S., go to Page D2.OnlineVisit postandcourier.com for a photo gallery, videos and more about the late Queen of Disco.  read more

Facebook IPO in Charleston: More buzz than investment, until Friday anyway
Charleston entrepreneur Justin VanBogart is a fan of Facebook — and not just in the quick-click way popularized by the blockbuster social network.  read more

Battery to beach bike route would pay its own way, study says
The idea is as ambitious as it is long: build a 32-mile safe cycling route stretching from the Isle of Palms through Mount Pleasant and peninsular Charleston before ending at Folly Beach.  read more

Postal Service to shift some jobs from Savannah to North Charleston
Consolidation plans announced Thursday by the U.S. Postal Service will shift mail-processing jobs in the Savannah area to North Charleston.  read more

Reports: Brothers attacked, one fatally, after getting lost on Johns Island, police say
JOHNS ISLAND — Two brothers from Horry County were lost Wednesday night when strangers attacked them as they drove through a Johns Island neighborhood, according to police reports and witness accounts.  read more

HICKS COLUMN: Another one rides the bus: A worthy goal for CARTA
For a long time, CARTA has had an image problem.  read more

SAPAKOFF COLUMN: Yankees miss injured ex-College of Charleston star Brett Gardner
To clarify Brett Gardner's vault from College of Charleston walk-on to New York Yankees starter: He was not once cut from the Cougars' roster -- he was cut twice.  read more

"Welcome Home 2012" job fair for veterans is largest ever
MOUNT PLEASANT — Roberto Beall spent four years in the Navy fixing airplane cockpits.  read more

McCaffrey traffic stop detailed in police report
When stopped for speeding March 18 in the Upstate, Bob McCaffrey told a police officer that he and his wife "were having problems."  read more

Resolution reached in Waterfront Park robbery case
Prosecutors closed the books Thursday on an alleged holdup hoax in Waterfront Park, but many questions remain about what happened that night and how two college kids ended up wet and naked in a downtown hotel.  read more