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My husband and I moved from the Midwest to Charleston, South Carolina, a city we fell in love with on vacation. Our family ...
South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV), the College of Charleston, SC250 and SC250 Charleston will welcome celebrated, award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns to Charleston for an exclusive ...
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WYFF News 4 on MSNWorld War II-era mortar found in yard of South Carolina home, officials sayA suspicious item found in a yard in South Carolina turned out to be a mortar from the World War II era, according to the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office.
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Travel + Leisure on MSNSouth Carolina's Lowcountry Has Quiet Towns, Beautiful Coastal Waterways, and a Fascinatingly Complex History—Here's What It Was Like to VisitOn a road trip through the sleepy towns and coastal waterways of the region, Tayari Jones uncovers a history more relevant ...
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WCIV on MSNSouth Carolina ranks sixth in U.S. for domestic violence, shelters struggle to meet demandDomestic violence rates continue to rise in South Carolina, and shelters across the low contry face a major issue; how to ...
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Niche has taken up the task of compiling all that data to determine the 10 best places to live in South Carolina for 2025.
South Carolina's largest city, Charleston, had a 2024 $311 million budget. The federal government spent more than that every ...
Across the South, the top-ranked casual place to eat seafood was The Crab Trap on St. Simons Island in Georgia. The winning restaurant is a roughly 85-mile drive south from Savannah. In other ...
Nationwide, Food & Wine said the best place to eat was Burdell’s, a soul food restaurant in Oakland, California. Meanwhile, the top-ranked city for food and drink was New York.
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WCBD News 2 on MSNFirst regional Michelin guide to include South Carolina restaurantsCharleston is known for its impressive culinary scene, and now, its celebrated restaurants and other spots across the state have the chance to earn Michelin stars. The ...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Domestic violence rates continue to rise in South Carolina, and shelters across the Lowcountry face a major issue - how to keep up with demand while losing funding.
Hundreds of South Carolinians, possibly more, face pending criminal charges for actions that are legal under current state law.
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