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March 2024
Civil rights leaders such as Coretta Scott King assisted in the strike

February 2024
The next mode of public transportation in the Holy City

January 2024
The record-setting snowfall was the largest accumulation since December 1989

December 2023
Inspired by world’s fairs, the expo was designed to stimulate trade through the harbor

October 2023
The ship escorted convoys through waters surrounding the Solomon Islands, New Guinea, and the Philippines for four...

September 2023
The violent storms killed 32 people and caused more than $30 million in damages in today’s figures

July 2023
The hotel celebrates its 170th anniversary this month

May 2023
The violinist and music education advocate infused classical canon with humor and infectious enthusiasm

April 2023
Considered a strategic location during the Revolutionary War, the site was defended by General William Moultrie

March 2023
The Charleston Museum director worked to create equitable access for the community, including local schools in rural...

February 2023
The business on Wentworth Street was part gourmet food store and part Jewish deli.

January 2023
See a frosty fellow built on the Cistern lawn by members of the ATO Beta Xi chapter at the College of Charleston

December 2022
Today the vibrant thoroughfare hosts some of the city’s best restaurants, bars, hotels, and art galleries

November 2022
The unprecedented natural disaster caused 60 deaths and cost an estimated $166 million in damages

September 2022
Built in 1872, 71 Wentworth will be subdivided into 12 luxury apartments

April 2022
See more images in “Charleston in Sports: A Photographic History, 1890s-1960s” on view in the Lowcountry Image Gallery...

March 2022
“Fur & Frost: Carolina Winters” will be on view in the Historic Textiles Gallery through April

February 2022
Founder George LaBrasca Jr. hired “pizza queens” to attract hungry customers with samples

January 2022
How the late coach's son is continuing his legacy today

December 2021
The severe winter weather event brough four inches of snow to Charleston and reported temperatures of 7°F

November 2021
Learn more about the Pep Supper’s financial support for students during COVID

October 2021
Learn about his legacy as one of South Carolina’s most dedicated history-keepers

September 2021
Temporary wonders at the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition

July 2021
The lush, formal knot garden has been maintained by the Garden Club of Charleston since 1941