Here we see Chelsea, owned by the Passailaigue family of Hamlin Creek, Isle of Palms.

The Fulton County Department of Family and Children Services invites you to participate in the Joy of Sharing Program.

The state Chamber of Commerce on Thursday presented its annual award for patriotism to Robert Livingston, a Columbia businessman and S.C. Army National Guard general.

Even before the steering concern, I'd been looking forward to Charleston, to spending a few days going to sleep in the same location as I woke up instead of being under way every day, to being a tourist in a new city.

The old Lombardi's space on Harbor View Road was recently purchased by longtime James Island residents Bobby and Carol Newman.

I recently took a trip to South Carolina and divided my time between Shem Creek Inn, Mt.

Isle of Palms, SC - Two men are squaring off to become the next mayor of the Isle of Palms.

Barbara Bergwerf has been a member of the Planning Commission for three years prior to winning her council seat.

The Charleston County Sheriff's Office say that two women were arrested for prostitution at a gentleman's club as well as a prominent Isle of Palms doctor for prescription drugs.

Ron Denton, architect, NCARB, graduated from Clemson University in 1984 with a BS in Design and a Master of Architecture degree in 1989 where he spent one semester studying in Genoa, Italy.

Yard signs will continue to bloom and political barbs will keep sprouting as the homestretch nears for dozens of Lowcountry municipal campaigns.

Mt. Pleasant, SC - Trident Health System is reporting 20 percent of their E.R. patients are showing up with flu like symptoms.

English settlers founded Mt. Pleasant in 1680. Today, the Town of Mt. Pleasant is considered to be the fastest growing municipality in South Carolina.

Friday, October 09, 2009 at 10:14 a.m. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is reminding coastal residents that turtle nesting season continues this month, making it important that lights along the oceanfront be turned off after dark.

Helping Out highlights some of the many charitable events and activities going on in the Charleston area.

Charlestonians find it easy to romanticize landmarks. Exaggerating the stories and lore behind museums, parks, statues, and mansions comes naturally.

Some arguments can never be won. No matter how solid your evidence may be, debates over religion and school prayer, the death penalty and abortion, evolution and euthanasia are never-ending. Add hurricanes to the list.

We're meeting family on Dewees Island near Isle of Palms next week for a week of cooking and eating.

Twenty years after Hurricane Hugo pounded the South Carolina coast with 135 mph winds, driving inland and then sweeping into North Carolina, memories from the storm are still vivid: _ At Lincoln High School in McClellanville, residents seeking shelter in the school gym climbed onto the stage, holding children above their heads to save them from the ...

Terry and Bobbie Smoak have been selling Charleston- and Lowcountry-themed gifts at their Charleston Collection stores for 27 years.