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Finding beauty in everyday moments
1+ day, 43+ min ago (122+ words) Stephanie Sommerson Hall is the owner and founder of Estelle Colored Glass. The inspiration for Estelle Colored Glass came from the owner's grandmother, Estelle, who embodied grace and hospitality. At the Estelle Colored Glass storefront on King Street, customers can…...
Broker for the People: Why CTAR's work matters to families in the Lowcountry
1+ day, 43+ min ago (741+ words) When most people hear the word Realtor, they think of buying or selling a home. That's fair. It's what we're known for. But the truth is, if that's all you think we do, you're missing the bigger picture. Every day,…...
Celebrating the beauty of living on the sea
1+ day, 43+ min ago (412+ words) Jenny Brown goes surfing on Folly Beach on July 16, 2025, in preparation for the annual Folly Beach Wahine Classic all-female surfing competition. Jenny Brown, right, and her daughter Georgia look at the waves before going out to surf on Folly Beach…...
A short Q&A with historian Jill Lepore about her new book on the ‘Artificial State’
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (463+ words) Jill Lepore, a professor of American history and law at Harvard University, a regular contributor to The New Yorker magazine, and a prolific author of popular books, has a new title out called “The Rise and Fall of the Artificial…...
‘This is something I can do.’ Charleston man fights to be part of cure for Alzheimer's disease.
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1847+ words) Jock Stender passes through his living room after a warm morning, Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, spent filling the bird feeders that surround his Charleston yard. The sound of classical music accents the spaces in Stender’s home along with his collection of art,…...
Column: Columbiaâs The State newspaper hit with layoffs
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (612+ words) Allow me to quote myself from 2020: “No, the news didn’t make me happy.” I wrote those words when I was the editor of Free Times, the scrappy alternative newspaper nipping at the heels of the big, bad State, the daily…...
Improve park access, physical activity vital, education an opportunity | Letters
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (609+ words) May Forest State Park on James Island is open to the public Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. May Forest was purchased and preserved with the intention of becoming a public state park. Several years later, I believe residents deserve greater…...
Animal welfare activists make plea to Berkeley Council
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (381+ words) Amanda Adams speaks before Berkeley County council members on Aug. 24. The South Carolina Animal Welfare Alliance's logo. Ever since South Carolina lawmakers introduced in February this year the Riley’s Act, a bill to amend current state animal protection laws, animal…...
AI needs regulation
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (262+ words) As artificial intelligence becomes more powerful, the question is not simply whether we can control it, but what rules we expect it to follow. A practical approach would have three levels. First, there should be a universal safety floor: certain…...
As SC State continues to grow, so does some professors’ frustration with university leaders
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (857+ words) S.C. State University President Alexander Conyers, pictured in 2023, was censured by the university’s Faculty Senate late last month. ORANGEBURG — S.C. State University has been on the upswing over the past several years, with enrollment surging, state funding flowing, national accolades…...