How George Washington set an example for SC as vaccinator-in-chief

In 1777, Gen. George Washington faced a catastrophe. His soldiers were dying. British muskets and bayonets were only part of ...

‘Ringleaders of Rebellion’: Charleston Museum exhibit spotlights how SC helped win the Revolution

A new Charleston Museum exhibit traces how South Carolina’s role in the Revolutionary War helped secure American independence. Check it out through Sept. 20.
WCIV

Lowcountry marks 100 years of Black History Month by spotlighting Charleston’s roots

This year marks 100 years of celebrating Black History Month, a commemoration that traces its origins back to 1926 ...

We The People: The history of Eastern Carolina BBQ

A look at the traditions and techniques that shaped a foundational food in the south.

Gaston College's Kaleb Siler finds DI confidence, offers on juco basketball path

Kaleb Siler's journey from high school player to Gaston College star shows how junior college basketball offers a new route to Division I.
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)

How a SC Riverkeeper’s Detective Work Reveals a Deeper Tale About the Carpet Industry’s PFAS Legacy

A South Carolina riverkeeper traced PFAS, or forever chemicals, to a specific carpet plant on the Lower Saluda River in Irmo.
WYFF News 4 on MSN

WYFF News 4 shares local facts about Black History Month during February

Black History Month is here, and during February, WYFF News 4 Today will feature a Black History "Fact of the Day." ...
Charleston Magazine

The LBD: How the Boykin spaniel became South Carolina’s favorite little brown dog

The dog was introduced to me as a Boykin, but I heard “boinkin.’” It was only later that I learned that the breed’s backstory originated in Boykin, South Carolina, and that it was an Upstate name, ...