Imagine the pretty picture of Charleston’s city hall rising over Broad Street in all its classical glory — the winding marble steps, the oaken solemnity of its council chamber, the echoes of ancient ...
A total of 74 gravesites with no known grave markers that were discovered at a King Street construction site earlier this summer will soon be relocated to the historic Bethany Cemetery, officials said ...
State leaders today will announce the Central Carolina Community Foundation has activated the One SC Fund to allow donors to ...
MORNING HEADLINES | The Coastal Carolina Fair will open Thursday with 65 rides across 180 acres off U.S. Highway 78 in Ladson ...
The October 24 issue of Statehouse Report discusses key lawmakers pushing a new way for S.C. to pick judges, legislative pay ...
The fate of a controversial $18,000 annual pay raise state lawmakers voted to give themselves in this year’s budget appears ...
The lawsuit claimed the establishments misrepresented where they sourced their shrimp, and that many were imported, not local, as advertised. The lawsuit was based on a study done by SeaD Consulting, ...
Trey Smith’s XscapeWorks attraction is a collection of four escape games connected via time machine. But once daylight runs out, it undergoes a ghastly transformation. About 6 p.m. daily during the ...
State lawmakers who saw last year’s judicial reform bill as only a small first step toward fixing a fundamentally broken system will return to Columbia in January.
A group of Charleston civic, preservation, planning and environmental leaders will travel to Europe next month for an urban ...
Every October in Charleston, you can rest assured that a few local theater companies will make hay from Halloween, mounting ...
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