Daniel Island Ferry could cut travel times
One of the best parts of the holiday season is gathering with friends, neighbors, and perfect strangers at the many...
Recognizing the makings of a truly luxe life in the Lowcountry
Nearly 30 years after falling for the Lowcountry (and each other), Kristy and Rick Schultz make an unlikely dream home...
Remembering Charleston’s famous (and famously dashing) aerobatic pilot, Bevo Howard
It was anchors aweigh on November 18, 1936, as President Franklin D. Roosevelt waved good-bye to the crowd gathered on...
Today, two magnificent lighthouses mark the entrance to Charleston Harbor: the 1876 Morris Island Lighthouse—...
Looking back at early Lowcountry hurricanes
A longtime resident ponders the natural blessings bestowed upon us
The tides rise and fall, and with each rush and mix of water, in come the fish—and plenty of crabs and shrimp. Warm...
Ninety years after the untimely death of Edmund Thornton Jenkins, Spoleto Festival USA premieres his unfinished...
Berkeley County’s boozy history as a corn-liquor capital during prohibition
40 Ideas to Better Yourself—and Your City—in 2015
Looking back on American Civil War recipes
The future of Charleston is being shaped now. By whom? And how? And—grab your Google glasses for this one—will we be...
Celebrating the lives of six remarkable Charleston citizens who left us this year after helping to shape the city we...
Want to race with the wind on Charleston Harbor? With Charleston Ocean Racing Association, a friendly attitude is...
The “glorious” homecoming of the 54th Massachusetts’ Sergeant Joseph H. Barquet
Things Every Local Must Experience Whether your bloodline dates back generations or you just moved to town, check out...
Corroded metals on sunken ships and drawings on ancient walls inspire Paul Mardikian’s abstract paintings
It’s July. Summer has set in, and the novelty of no school and long days has worn off. So what’s a family to do? Plenty...
Clammer Dave chisels out a foodie following with his signature oysters
Channeling the past at Old Santee Canal Park
In South Carolina during the Revolutionary War, a humble plantation owner and courageous patriot named Francis Marion...
