Wayback Lowcountry: Sea Island Cotton
By Michele Roldán-Shaw The very sound of the name “sea island cotton” conjures all the allure of this fabled cloth: ease, luxury, the silky touch of breezes and sunshine on …
Navigating the Bum Plant
A haunting voyage across Lowcountry history
Digging up the past
Several exciting finds have been discovered at The Mitchelville Freedom Park site.
ITK: Black Lives Matter
Examining the movement, its local impact and identifying ways we can make a difference. Story by Luana M. Graves Sellars Luana M. Graves Sellars, a journalism major with a minor …
Close to Home: An Insider’s Guide
The beautiful thing about living in the Lowcountry is there’s always something new for you to experience.
Daufuskie Daze
Jim and Carol Alberto get schooled on Daufuskie
Painted Love
Pets have long been a source of inspiration and used as a metaphor for artists.
Joyce and Don Nagel: Artistic Italian Sojourns
On that morning in Burano, a small lace-making island off Venice, artists Joyce and Don Nagel stood a block apart, each mesmerized by the action unfolding in front of them.
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Camelot on the Carolina Coast
Charles Fraser and the wild, glory days of Sea Pines Company. Story by Tommy Baysden A good bit has been written about the serendipitous series of circumstances leading to the …
Art Inspired by Nature
Artists often draw their inspiration from nature. Vincent Van Gogh saw nature and art as inseparably linked.