In-school eye screenings help ensure good vision for thousands of Charleston preschoolers
These sturdy four-poster beds—named for the decorative motif of intricately carved rice sheaves on the bedposts—date to...
Locals redesign the classic swing
Borboleto Audio Mastering polishes music to perfection
Each Turkey Day, the Draytons return to their ancestral estate
Canicross comes to Charleston
Today’s Holy City offers resources galore for those raising their own food and even keeping their own bees: places to...
At the Sewee Center, volunteer Rob Johnson is working to save the endangered red wolf, one litter of pups at a time
Some say “pea-CAN” and others, “pea-KAHN.” No matter how you pronounce it, the sweet and buttery flavor of these nuts...
A local entrepreneur harvests the rain
North Charleston’s Folbot crafts travel-ready folding kayaks
While the American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) was endangered only a few decades ago, these armor-plated...
Everyone who went through Hurricane Hugo has a story—a memory as dramatic and unforgettable as the storm itself. Hugo...
Meet a local Martha Stewart American Made Awards finalist
Alfred Crabtree, master silversmith and brassmonger, has been tending Charleston’s treasures for decades
One local writer remembers the post-Hugo cleanup and all the sensations that went with it, from indoor tidemarks to...
For 57 years, Historic Charleston Foundation (HCF) has been saving endangered downtown homes through a ground-breaking...
Last spring, we put out a call for entries to Charleston’s inaugural photo contest, with more than 700 submissions—...
With help from Lowcountry volunteers and donors, Palmetto Medical Initiative brings health care to some of the world’s...
SPARC’s fourth annual Hackathon
Finkelstein’s Center’s awkwardly adorable creatures are charming their way into the national toy scene
Lend Habitat a hand with new local soaps
Re+Find’s Ron Rader brings new life to old building elements
