At Gadsden’s Wharf, sacred ground and a story to tell
A place where slave ships once docked in downtown Charleston is being transformed into the International African American Museum.
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Author: Kristina Rackley
Edisto residents worry about coastal erosion
Like many South Carolina beaches, Edisto Beach relies on beach re-nourishment projects to protect its beach economy and coastal community.
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Folly Beach reflects state’s battle to save coastal towns
Folly Beach is preparing for its upcoming beach re-nourishment project to combat the effects of severe erosion along the coastline.
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Beach erosion affects residents, wildlife and economy
As sea levels rise and hurricanes sweep along the coast, South Carolina coastal towns wage a constant battle against severe beach erosion, which affects all areas of life for coastal residents and the economy of the entire state.
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Holy Week: Journey to the Resurrection
S.C. pastors from the Midlands to the Lowcountry reflect on the importance of the Christian traditions of Holy Week.
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