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Teen who played Carnegie Hall says it was “surreal”
Ian Emmer, a Dutch Fork High School junior, gets the rare opportunity to play Carnegie Hall.
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A local tattoo artist with layers
Matthew “Toto” Davis, a popular tattoo artist at Animated Canvas Custom Tattoo studio,...
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Vinyl albums are soaring in popularity. Can the industry meet demand?
Vinyl sales have grown in the U.S. for the 16th consecutive year, bringing an old way of listening back into the mainstream.
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Anime makes move to mainstream
Anime is now attracting mainstream fans. Those who embraced the Japanese animation years earlier can’t believe how popular it has become.
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Exhibit at EdVenture Children’s Museum adds Olympic Village
The EdVenture Children’s Museum in Columbia has added an Olympic Village to their “Snowville” exhibit modeled after the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China. The Olympic Village showcases flags of countries across the world and provides information about the Winter Olympics.
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Shelter sale spreads love
A local animal shelter celebrates Valentine’s Day with an adoption discount.
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Wardle sells Wordle
A popular word game undergoes new ownership and sparks controversy.
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‘Prepackaged’ and taking the big city by storm
Meet Marquis Bias, a South Carolinian who is making it big in the Big Apple as a costumer and stylist for Saturday Night Live.
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Fate and fortune align for Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden restoration
Pearl Fryar’s topiary garden in Bishopville, S.C., the only one of its kind, is being renovated by the University of South Carolina’s McKissick Museum. Learn more about the man behind the repairs and the history of this exceptional garden.
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Through vibrant, dynamic art, South Carolina artists show talent at Anime NYC
Despite a frigid weekend in New York City, artists from all walks of life attended Anime NYC, even those from South Carolina.
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Kershaw brings the Battle of Camden back to the 21st century
The Battle of Camden draws hundreds of spectators annually to view a campaign where the British Army overcame the South Carolina patriots.
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Who is speaking up for S.C. teachers?
Teachers aren’t speaking up for themselves in a time of extra stress and additional classroom obligations the president of the South Carolina Education Association said this week. Sherry East lays the blame on a “culture of fear” and intimidation tactics.
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