Columbia's Papa Jazz record store is celebrating its 40th year in July.
Carolina Youth Action Project's Rock Camp took place July 15-19 at the Palmetto Scholars Academy in North Charleston.
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Columbia's Papa Jazz record store is celebrating its 40th year in July.
Carolina Youth Action Project's Rock Camp took place July 15-19 at the Palmetto Scholars Academy in North Charleston.
Yes, "Footloose" made Kevin Bacon famous. But beyond his iconic movie role in the 1984 rom-com that propelled him toward Hollywood stardom, Kevin has another artistic side.
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A Charleston duo got to sing to NASA astronauts.
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- New York transplant Handcraft Kitchen & Cocktails is now open in Mount Pleasant
- Ranky Tanky releases new album 'Good Time' spreading Gullah culture beyond Charleston
