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The owner of the long-envisioned Magnolia development on Charleston's upper peninsula will still provide workforce and affordable housing on part of the 189-acre former contaminated industrial site after donating five small parcels to the city for affordable housing. Read more
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL THIS WEEKEND
What to watch as the Gamecocks take on the Wildcats in Lexington on Saturday.
Clemson is now in control of its own destiny in the ACC title race. How do the Tigers handle being frontrunners again? That's one of four things to watch as No. 5 Clemson heads to Boston College.
SC ART IN FULL SWING
Taylor Redler of Visceral Home has been a full-time artist for more than a year now and sober for more than three.
The Jam Room Music Festival felt like a miracle on Oct. 1.Â
SPOOKY SIPS
An eerily delightful pop-up at the upstairs bar of Harold's Cabin has put me right in the spooky spirit leading up to my favorite holiday. Read more
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SPOOKY TALES
Some claim Lavinia Fisher of Charleston was the first female serial killer in the U.S., but there's scant evidence she and her husband, John, ever killed anyone. The pair were hanged for highway robbery, not murder, almost exactly 200 years ago, but tales of their misdeeds have been embellished over time, muddying the lines between fact and fiction. Read more
To celebrate the thinnest veil of the year between the physical and spiritual worlds, we've conjured local hospitality workers to share their personal spirit encounters while working in some of Charleston's allegedly haunted locales. Read more
The Lizard Man story is 34 years old this month. Bishopville's embrace of the legend is still in its early days. Read more
Almost as long as mainlanders have traveled to Pawleys Island for beach vacations, they've told each other stories of the Gray Man, a specter who warns of oncoming storms. Read more
