Special Coverage
Adam Parker
What do we call people with certain physical or mental challenges? The old word, now considered disparaging, was “handicapped.” A more recent,…
At Lee Correctional Institution, South Carolina’s largest maximum-security prison, 37 inmates sing of love and loneliness, family and regret.
Rob Taylor, director of choral activities at the College of Charleston and founder of the Taylor Festival Choir, loves Bach’s Mass in B minor.
"Words never Said" is a song written and performed by inmates last week at Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville
"Future Me" is one of the songs written and performed last week by inmates at Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville.
The induction ceremony is held annually to recognize South Carolina’s distinguished writers, living and dead, and acknowledge their work by naming them to the state’s literary hall of fame.
Library groups present screening of ‘The Public’