It was Third Thursday in Summerville. The Birthplace of Sweet Tea celebrated its highly anticipated, ever popular Sweet Tea Festival . It w...

I stepped through the glass arched double doors off of Ann Street. My eyes were irresistibly drawn to the high vaulted ceiling. The network ...

The lively and diverse Upper King Street around the John Street area is a mecca of shops, restaurants, and bars. Last night, the outdoor tem...

Some notable events of 1957: - Dwight D. Eisenhower was president and the 1st to fly in a helicopter. - The Frisbee is renamed and nationa...

The day's forecast was calling for a 60% chance of rain. It was Spoleto Finale day at Middleton Place . I had been looking forward to th...

An Occasional Milkshake is good for you, especially when it is served up by Mark Bryan of Hootie and the Blowfish, Hank Futch of Blue Dogs ...

It's Spoleto time in historic Charleston. Charleston showcases its charisma. The Spoleto Festival and its complement, Piccolo Spoleto ,...

Last night, if you got to the Point, it was no disappoint. The Party At The Point was attended by a record crowd for an opening night and t...

When someone we are engaged with in conversation rambles on about where they are going on a particular subject matter, we often say, "G...

Hutchinson Square The calendar indicates it is spring, but the temperatures outside remain uncharacteristically, southern chilly. Desp...