The historic West Ashley plantation, Drayton Hall, is offering free admission days. Plus, Charleston won an international ...

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At a quiet bend along the Cooper River, where Spanish moss hangs like lace over centuries of Charleston history, there’s a ...

The movement to protect the long-obscured sites allows communities to reckon with painful histories through healing, ...

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Nothing tastes like home quite like South Carolina comfort food. Here are some dishes that make locals homesick in the best way.

The exhibition confronts the mythology of the Confederacy by placing toppled monuments in dialogue with contemporary works ...

Looking for a spooky destination to travel to this Halloween? You're in luck. Take a look at any of these Halloween-friendly towns and cities across the U.S.

While Protestant voices were divided between oppressors and revivalist abolitionists, the Catholic Church’s stance on slavery in the seventeenth through nineteenth centuries was more complex — a ...

Malachi Toney doesn’t take for granted that he has someone like Michael Irvin with a front-row seat watching him take off ...

Toney also has the potential to become the seventh player in UM history to hit 1,000 receiving yards in a season, joining a ...