Local author, Susan Antony, has recently published her second novel titled “It Happened on Thunder Road.” Her latest novel, featuring several spots local to the Lowcountry, was officially publ…
The Shelbourne's have played a role in taking care of the gardens since they originally move…
Inside the estate, Linda Shelbourne has crafted a unique atmosphere through interior decorat…
Linda Shelbourne, resident of Summerville, opened the doors to her and her husband Peter She…
Susan Antony, originally from New Jersey, has found a fascination with Moncks Corner, where …
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It seems to make sense that if you eat less food, you'll lose weight.
Stratford High School scored four runs in the top of the 10th inning to edge Wando High School in a Region 7-AAAAA softball game on April 12.
Cruising along with a sparkling 12-0 mark and coming off their seventh shutout of the season, Berkeley’s softball team was riding high on the first day of the Palmetto Invitational Tournament.
Both Hanahan Invitational Tournament championship games featured a Summerville-area team, but only one claimed a tournament championship.
The Swamp Foxes and Green Wave participated in the 2021 HIT championships April 8. Ashley Ridge fell 5-3 to the host Hawks during the JV Championship Game. Then Summerville earned an 8-7 victory over Blessed Trinity Catholic High out of Roswell, Georgia during the HIT Varsity Championship Game.
Four Charleston Southern volleyball players garnered all-Big South honors after a historic spring season on the court for the Buccaneers.
The Berkeley County School district presented its top 8 teachers of the year for 2021 at the board meeting on Tuesday, March 9. The meeting was held at Boulder Bluff Elementary where all of th…
Read Across America is an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in communities throughout the country to celebrate reading on March 2, the birthday of belo…
For first year theater teachers at Stratford High school Maddie Latham and Chrystie Sticht, there have been hints of optimism even amidst COVID-19 as they began developing dynamics within the …
While working on a scholarship application with his son, Curtis Campbell, alumni of Goose Creek High school and President and CEO of TaxAct, was reminded of the challenges that line the road t…
True or False…remember those quizzes in school?
Only a few days are left to apply for the Federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program in Berkeley County. The deadline is 5 p.m. on April 16. To qualify for the program, you must be a Berkeley…
Charleston Water System and the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control identified blue-green algae at a count high enough to constitute a bloom in Goose Creek Reservoir…
Boaters in the Charleston area should note that an additional section of a busy Charleston County waterway will get a temporary, seasonal no-wake zone this year beginning April 15, the S.C. De…
As parents of three teenage daughters, my wife and I expend a lot of our leisure time managing other people's laundry. Because our children are at an age when I can no longer differentiate the…
Just when you think life is slowly creeping back to normal, along comes the news.
Where did you learn about personal finance? Did a patient parent explain the difference between spending for what you need versus what you want? Or perhaps a dedicated teacher helped you under…
When I grew up in the 1970s, my father taught my sisters and me to "always save for a rainy day."
