This tour reveals the lives and legacies of one of the most influential plantation families in the state’s history.

We went inside an abandoned 1830s plantation expecting dust and cobwebs. Instead, we found a piano that still played, wallpaper that peeled like it was breathing, and one chair that just wouldn’t stop ...

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There’s something deeply satisfying about a restaurant that’s worth the journey – a place so special that people willingly add extra miles to their odometers just for the privilege of pulling up a ...

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A South Carolina destination was named the nation’s best small city to visit. Josh Bell [email protected] A South Carolina destination is smaller in size — but it makes a big mark. So much so, it ...

As a concierge at the famously haunted Battery Carriage House Inn (now 20 South Battery) in Charleston, S.C., guests frequently asked one question above all others: Had the staff ever seen a ghost? Dr ...

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A South Carolina man hit by a truck while on a York County Road near Rock Hill Wednesday night has died, officials said. Billy Joe Baker, 37, of Catawba, died after the collision, according to York ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – It was the evening of August 31, 1886, when a magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked Charleston, causing significant destruction and resulting in more than 60 deaths. 139 years ...

Some of Charleston’s most revealing stories live outside its most visited attractions. It lingers in overlooked neighborhoods, backstreets and structures once central to resistance and everyday life.

Some of Charleston’s most revealing stories live outside its most visited attractions. It lingers in overlooked neighborhoods, backstreets and structures once central to resistance and everyday life.