Groups Alliance for Full Acceptance and Charleston pride are partnering and sharing the space. It’s a place that’s designed to be used for offices, community advocacy and LGBTQ events.
More than a hundred children, friends and family members gathered to celebrate RaNiya Wright four months after her death on what would have been her 11th birthday.
Since the start of the Lottery on Jan. 7, 2002, the Legislature has appropriated more than $2.2 billion through fiscal year 2009-10. Lottery funds have been used to support a variety of educational programs.
Teachers often spend their own money for extra materials, books and technology to enhance learning for their students. But there is an easy way you can help them get wish list items for their students.
When you're inspired to show a little love to your kitchen, it's important to work with someone who can help you with a potentially big investment as you consider your design options.
Despite the low gas prices we’re currently enjoying, the demand for electric vehicles may soon surge as manufacturers prepare to debut new, affordable models that can go as much as 200 miles between charging.
The Charleston Wine + Food festival is in full swing and brings some of the world’s top chefs and stars of the culinary world to the Lowcountry, but it also brings big bucks to our area.
Four sisters from Lake Charles have all reached their nineties and remain in reasonably good health. We talk to two about their long lives and change they've seen.
Vacations are supposed to be a relaxing time spent with the family but a travel agent says it can be hard to unwind when you're constantly stressed about how you're going to pay for it.
A Charleston-based nonprofit group is working on a new initiative with the Charleston Police Department to increase pedestrian safety at city intersections.
Many of us welcome a new year by making big changes. Making changes in your home can be an exciting investment, and new trends hit the market each year.
The Dorchester Paws Animal Shelter announced plans for a new shelter facility Saturday night. The new shelter will be located on the corner of Orangeburg Road. and Mallard Road. It will be able to hold over 200 animals.
In a Monday news release from Disney, the Academy Award-nominated and Screen Actor’s Guild award-winning movie will return as a kick-off for Black History month.
Georgetown leaders announced Sunday that they are in the beginning stages of getting funding to have the Port of Georgetown dredged. Leaders say they are forming a committee to have the port dredged, something Georgetown Mayor Brendon Barber says has not been done since 2006.
Tuesday marked the first day of an 18-month adventure for Greg and Susan Costa. The couple left the Charleston Harbor around 10 a.m. and made their way south to Florida.
A group of high school students partnered with the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office last week for a coat drive. As a part of Operation Girl Talk, a peer to peer mentoring group, students at Bethune-Bowman High School collected coats for disadvantaged community members.
With temperatures expecting to drop Sunday evening, multiple organizations are offering warming shelters Sunday night. Here is a list of different warming shelters opening their doors to those in need.
It’s been five years since Charleston County Sheriff’s Deputy Joe Matuskovic was shot and killed in the line of duty. On Saturday local law enforcement honored him in their own way by hosting and playing in a hockey game.
Dorchester School District 2 is the first school district in the Lowcountry to create a program to trained their staff on how to handle a bleeding emergency.
Fort Sumter National Monument is one of seven national parks and historic sites in South Carolina. Due to the government shutdown, tourists have not been able to visit Fort Sumpter.
Thousands of people participated in the Charleston Marathon Saturday morning. The marathon, which included a half marathon and a 5K run, began on Fishburn Street in downtown Charleston and ended near Riverfront Park in North Charleston.
Miss Summerville Teen 2019 and Miss North Charleston Teen 2019 will receive a paid entry fee to the Miss South Carolina Teen competition, also scheduled for late June 2019 in Columbia.
The Mayor of Lincolnville says that an official marker has been needed for a while so that the history of the town is out for everyone to see. He says that it’s better late than never when it comes to this marker.
The annual birthday party for Jesus event Tuesday at the Citadel’s Johnson-Hagood Stadium provided an opportunity for children to have a merry Christmas who otherwise might not have had that chance.
With the extra added demands and pressure of shopping, parties, family obligations as well as house guests some might have feelings of anxiety and become overwhelmed.
On Saturday, dozens of community members and law enforcement marched the streets of Downtown Charleston to stand up against gun violence. Those who participated shared their stories of loved ones killed in shootings and shared pictures of the child they no longer.
City of Charleston officials spent more than $18,000 on a trip to the Netherlands in October to study drainage and flooding solutions, according to new information from city officials.
Are you in the military or do you have a loved one serving who won’t be home for the holidays? Have them send us a holiday greeting from where they are serving and we may put them on TV!
