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January 2023
8 Ways to Wellness: Boost your physical and mental health throughout the year with these mindful practices that embrace Charleston’s beautiful surroundings
Discover mindful mediations, yoga with four-legged friends, sound baths, herb gathering, and more

January 2023
James Elford’s 19th-century maritime invention allowed sailors to communicate across distances, languages, and cultures
The sea captain designed a system of flags to enable ships to communicate

January 2023
How OneWorld Health’s sustainable model provides medical care in developing countries
The nonprofit has treated more than 700,000 patients and has ambitious growth plans

December 2022
Window Shopping: How King Street developed as a bustling route of commercial activity
Today the vibrant thoroughfare hosts some of the city’s best restaurants, bars, hotels, and art galleries

December 2022
Escaping to the now-forgotten beach haven of Moultrieville
Before Sullivan’s Island, the tiny town of Moultieville, incorporated in December in 1817, offered a respite from heat...

December 2022
Two local sisters help you start a new family tradition with their children’s book, “The Big Red Giving Bag”
The book’s message is intended to inspire compassion and gratitude during the holidays and throughout the year

December 2022
The reign of Middleton Place’s “Camellia King” Sidney Charles Frazier
Find out how the master gardener has encouraged the historical blooms to thrive for nearly a half century

December 2022
How Terrace Theater gets film buffs off their couches and back into the theater
The independent theater is celebrating 25 years of quality cinema and fostering community 

December 2022
The Remarkable Morawetzes: The largely forgotten story of a philanthropic couple and their legacy of art, architecture, and natural beauty that surrounds us to this day
Arriving during the Charleston Renaissance of the 1920s, Victor and Marjorie Morawetz restored properties like the...

November 2022
Road to Recovery: Festive decorations on a downtown street celebrate having recovered from the devastating earthquake of 1886
The unprecedented natural disaster caused 60 deaths and cost an estimated $166 million in damages

November 2022
2022 Holiday Gift Guide: Shop local for the lucky ones on your list with our roundup of 132 present ideas—all sourced from Holy City stores and makers
Find great gifts and stocking stuffers galore for everyone, from guys to gals and kiddos to pooches

November 2022
Riverland Terrace: Discover where to eat, shop, and play when you’re in the neighborhood with Troy Miller, the architect behind the Muni’s renovation

November 2022
“In Equity & Justice”—After the Civil War, Black leaders demanded to be afforded the same rights as other men
In November 1865, 52 Black men met at Zion Church to combat the state’s proposed black codes

November 2022
Orchestrating Success: How the Charleston Symphony Orchestra League boosts aspiring student musicians
Tour Kiawah homes and listen to student scholarship winners play at CSOL’s 25th annual Sympony Tour of Island Homes on...

November 2022
FlipRings, a College of Charleston senior’s statement-making jewelry business, has grown quicky in just three years
Find out how Nicole Birnbaum came up with the idea

November 2022
Nice Commerce elevates the fulfillment process for growing brands such as Jack Rudy Cocktail Company, Red Clay Hot Sauce, Smith Ironware, and Natalist
Learn how Nice Commerce sets itself apart from old-school box-and-send distributors

October 2022
Fore Fathers: Learn the legacy of the Country Club of Charleston, originally formed in October 1900
The organization was originally known as the Chicora Country Club and founded along the Cooper River

October 2022
Back to Nature: Three Lowcountry camping excursions close enough for a quick weekend escape
Load up your camper or pack the tent to explore the outdoors during our best season

October 2022
Remembering a 1958 Halloween night murder and the verdict that still haunts the city
Businessman Jack Dobbins was found dead after a night of partying in what the press called “The Candlestick Murder”

October 2022
How the Lowcountry Land Trust is giving the iconic Angel Oak Tree—and its visitors—plenty of room
Work on a 44-acre park is expected to get underway next year

October 2022
Pickleball pro Jake Kusmider on the sport that’s taking over the Lowcountry
The former College of Charleston tennis player will be the pickleball pro at Pickle Bar in Nexton, expected to open...

October 2022
Ashby Gale’s Charleston Fossil Adventures leads the way to shark teeth and much older finds
Hint: Many are in plain sight

September 2022
Storied Life: An opulent, centuries-old building at Wentworth and King streets is ushering in a new stage of life
Built in 1872, 71 Wentworth will be subdivided into 12 luxury apartments

September 2022
The Baroness Of Hobcaw: Learn about the fascinating life and legacy of heiress Belle Baruch who preserved her 16,000-acre hunting retreat as a sanctuary for land and wildlife conservation and study
Well-ahead of her time, Baruch was a renowned aviator, equestrian, and suffragist

September 2022
How a Charleston native and Jenkins Orphanage alum boosted the career of blues great Ethel Waters, and others
A brief history of jazz pianist and songwriter Tom Delaney

September 2022
A couple of “Dreamboats” prepare to row across the Atlantic to raise funds for the Green Heart Project and 2041 Foundation
Find out how Ben Towill and Charlie Layton are training for the two-month Talisker Atlantc Challenge endurance race

September 2022
Green Beauty: Wildcraft in West Ashley promises sustainable self-care with its clean and package-free products
Wildcraft promises sustainable self-care with its clean and package-free products

September 2022
Passing the Chisel: Shipwright Coulson Bayne carries on his family tradition of building wooden boats
The Sons of Bayne owner discusses the craft

August 2022
Learn about the juicy history of peaches in Charleston

August 2022
Escape the summer swelter in the mountains of North Carolina and discover a retro-cool lodge with a Charleston connection
Plan your mountain getaway to Highlands with our guide on where to stay, play, shop, and eat

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