Vacationers aren’t the only ones attracted to Charleston area beaches. On April 1-4, 2012, the British Broadcast Company (BBC) will be visiting Kiawah Island to film an episode of the wildlife series entitled Deadly 60. The show follows naturalist Steve Backshall to different countries as he seeks out and studies the world’s 60 top predators. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here in the Lowcountry, we take honoring our Armed Forces veterans on Veterans Day very seriously. After all, we are a seaport with a large military population — besides the freedoms we enjoy, the entire area owes much of its development to the military. North Charleston has been selected by the Department of Defense and […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Over the Thanksgiving break, we spent nearly a week with relatives in Charleston, S.C. This Southern town first established in 1670 is beautifully preserved and full of history. It was captured in the Civil War without much property damage, so the old part of town has buildings that are hundreds of years old. While you might think history and kids don’t mix we found that our children–ages 5 and 6–were actually quite excited about spotting a bison, stepping inside a former dungeon, and watching craftswomen weave sweetgrass baskets.
The College of Charleston will show off its new arena next week when they host the renowned Charleston Classic Basketball Tournament. The second annual tourney features eight teams, which will play a combined 12 games in three days, beginning Nov. 19.
Charleston, SC is a very unique city in the sense that it mixes high-class elegance with southern charm and hospitality. The friendly and welcoming personality of the residents explains why Charleston is repeatedly voted to be one of the “Most Friendly” cities in the US.
Charles Towne was colonized in 1670 by a group of English aristocrats. After a few squabbles with the Spanish, French, Native Americans and even pirates, the colonists built a wall around their precious city. All that remains of the original walled city is a preserved building across the Ashley River.
Recently, South Carolina’s military college, The Citadel, recognized nearly 160 donors who had given $100,000 or more in donations. The donors gathered at the school’s Summerall Chapel last Friday, Sept. 25.
The Point Teen Center is a confidential place in Johns Island where teens can learn about sexual health. Family planning, birth control and STD screenings are some of the services offered.
The Charleston area is known for its rich history, fascinating past and classy culture. History buffs from all over the world love the area because something interesting and worth mentioning has happened on nearly every corner. If you’re one of those buffs, be sure to visit Charleston on Sept. 26 and 27 for the First Annual Museum Mile Weekend.
South Carolinians are extremely patriotic, so much anticipation is had every Fourth of July. This year’s celebrations are predicted to be some of the biggest and brightest we’ve had. No matter what your style or preference, you’re sure to find a celebration perfect for you.
