Angie Ravenel

Studio owner turns interest in cosmetology, modeling into career as photographer, hairstylist, makeup artist

Q: How did you become interested in styling hair? Read More

Get the word out: 5 tips to be heard loud and clear

Chances are you have some important things to say -- to your employees, your boss or your significant other. But are these people actually hearing you? Read More

High Profile: County Braillist Laura Green helps blind students learn

Six letters are missing from Laura Green's keyboard, rubbed away from use. The keys -- previously known as S, D, F, J, K and L -- are all she needs to create Braille. Read More

10 Navy women to be first on subs

The first women to be assigned to submarines will graduate from the Navy's Nuclear Power School today. The 10 junior officers will be assigned to their submarines after completing their training. Read More

RNs on the road: Traveling nurses, friends combine passions to see the U.S., help babies

The day they met -- at a hospital in Sacramento -- Windy Steiner and Suzanne Batterton decided to go to Napa Valley together. They've been travel companions ever since. The women are traveling nurses working in various hospitals' neonatal intensive-care units. Read More

First women assigned to subs to graduate from Goose Creek Navy school

The first women to be assigned to submarines will graduate from the Navy's Nuclear Power School in Goose Creek Friday. Read More

Women in local nuclear power school graduating class will serve on submarines

The first women to be assigned to submarines will graduate from the Navy’s Nuclear Power School in Goose Creek Friday. Read More

How to maintain friendships through all of life's changes

There was a time when the two of you could dish for hours -- about the dating scene perhaps, or wanting kids, or saving money by making your own laundry detergent. Then everything changed. Your friend tells you that she is engaged, or pregnant, or has inherited a small fortune and can now afford Tide. Gallons of it. Read More

High Rollers named a Women's Flat Track Derby Association affiliate

It began with two strangers named Wendy, and in the past three years has attracted 60 skaters and enough fans to regularly pack McAlister Field House. Now, the Lowcountry High Rollers has been accepted as an apprentice affiliate of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association, the governing body for women's amateur flat track roller derby. The league is the first to be accepted from South Carolina. Read More

Series costumers, filmmakers are advocates for S.C. TV, film industry

Sisters Karen and Keva Keyes began their journey in the film industry while they were students at Charleston Southern University. Read More