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September 2021
Fall Luxe Fashion: Cruise into fall with striking transitional looks and glittering accessories
Be ready for days on deck and nights on the town with these luxe looks modeled aboard the Miss Emily

August 2021
Standing Tall: The legacy of the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture
And how Avery helped students reach new heights

August 2021
It’s Not Fort Sumter: Discover the significance of the “other” island in Charleston Harbor
Learn the long history of Shutes Folly and Castle Pinckney

August 2021
Get to know the Charleston-born man who helped found a national organization to fight slavery
Robert Purvis dedicated his life to ending slavery and defending human rights

August 2021
How Yo Art fostered creativity among young people during the pandemic
The nonprofit sparks students’ curiosity and teaches real-world skills in the media arts

August 2021
Tween girls find an age-appropriate fashion haven
Scraps of Magic is hosting a grand re-opening in time for back-to-school shopping

August 2021
Sweet Notions: Sprout Design Lab turns children’s drawings into sentimental jewelry
An engineer uses 3-D printing to transform children’s “perfectly imperfect” pieces of art  into treasured jewelry

July 2021
Housing History: Learn more about the sprawling grounds of the historic Heyward-Washington House
The lush, formal knot garden has been maintained by the Garden Club of Charleston since 1941

July 2021
This local nonprofit helps seniors keep their cool when the summer temperatures get dangerously hot
Learn more about Project Cool Breeze

July 2021
Meet the design duo on a mission to empower female homeowners navigating the construction industry
Building Badasses also hosts a podcast and works to uplift women working in the construction field

July 2021
Discover why the bald eagle became a patriotic symbol
And why the raptors like to make their nests in the Lowcountry

July 2021
Graphic designer Andrea Glover creates colorful, Southern-inspired prints via her small business, Letter Decor
See more of her hand-lettering designs and inspirations behind the canvas

July 2021
Why wedding registry favorite Juliska found a new setting for its tablewares in the Lowcountry
Meet the owners who relocated its headquarters to North Charleston and expanded their offerings

June 2021
Summer Nights: How time was well spent on the Folly Beach boardwalk

July 2021
Discover Charleston By Land & By Sea this season with our 2021 Summer Guide
Relish every sun-drenched moment with insider tips on the beaches; aquatic adventures; outdoor concerts; and places to...

June 2021
How celebrated author Armistead Maupin found pride in Charleston
And how Charleston influenced Tales of the City

June 2021
Animals looking for a forever home find sanctuary in Hollywood
Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary helps to heal animals that arrive with a broken spirit

June 2021
Discover how the delicate beach evening primrose gives strength to the Lowcountry’s sand dunes

June 2021
Yates Dew’s stylish new GrillKilt is the accessory you didn’t know you needed this summer
The 360-degree apron puts all your grilling essentials within reach

June 2021
Designer Natalie Holst’s bright and upbeat accessories reflect our mood going into summer
She created her colorful “Popsicle” earrings because “we could all use a little levity”

May 2021
Luthier Jeff Whitehead mixes art, music, and technology for his patent-pending “Cross-Star” guitar
Learn how he designed an instrument that looks just as good as it sounds

May 2021
By the Book: Read through the different chapters of our city library’s historic legacy

May 2021
Follow the uncharted journey of the Folly Boat
You can't keep a good hull down

May 2021
The lasting impact of Florence Crittenton Programs on young pregnant women and their children
How the nonprofit empowers young mothers to pursue their dreams

April 2021
Stroll through the Centuries Along Charleston’s Secret Alleyways & Lanes
Glimpse through the layered history of the city as well as the lives and livelihoods of merchants and tradesmen,...

April 2021
History in the Making: Learn about the legacy behind this humble downtown gas stop
Read about the station, designed by architect and preservationist Albert Simons

April 2021
Coming to Terms With One’s Design DNA
A writer ponders what gets passed down, both the tangible and intangible elements of style

April 2021
How Amor Healing Kitchen offers comfort and strength to those who are sick
Teen volunteers help prepare the nonprofit’s plant-based meals

April 2021
Explore the rich history behind Hampton Park
Created in 1903 on the upper west side of the Charleston peninsula, Hampton Park is the city’s largest park. The 61-...

April 2021
The Salt + Stem roving vintage flower truck helps brighten customers’ days

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