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“We have a state that’s changing demographically and culturally” Noble explained, “and we need a leader who is able to work with both sides of government to achieve new results”.

From Top Chef to the farm, Chef Jamie Lynch's new adventure.

Redux Contemporary Art Center hosts as artists donate work in the fight against HIV/AIDS

Lowcountry history comes alive with endless summer offerings. A Charleston Heritage Passport means access to all.

Largest turnout ever for beer festival at Riverfront Park.

Travis Grimes leads Husk following Brock's departure.

James Island author, photographer earns GOLD for book on local food producers.

Entertainment takes center stage as this year's music lineup is five times larger than past festivals. Organizers announce new venue at Riverfront Park in North Charleston.

The SC School of the Deaf and the Blind teams up with America's Got Talent Golden Buzzer contestant Mandy Harvey for a benefit concert at Charleston Music Hall.

Dog jumping competitions, live animal shows, oyster roasts–oh my!

On Sunday, October 21st, Nicholas Sparks spoke at The Gaillard to promote his new book, Every Breath.

Truesdale Medical Center, offering both primary medical care and treatment specific to those living with HIV, has opened in North Charleston.

Do you really want to know what you look like during sex?

Chef April Robinson got burned out -- but she's back!

Get your tickets to the Southern Fried Chicken Challenge before prices go up.

“That’s a wonderful representation of who we are,” marketing and communications manager Kara Bale says later. “What you witnessed is that these are not domesticated animals. They retain their wild traits. That bird had to choose to listen to Stephen. It wasn’t forced; we use all positive reinforcement.”

The four-day conference featured a lot of awesome local and regional music. My biggest complaint was that there were not enough hours in the day to see and hear it all.

From our city to yours, Charleston and Charleston Grit hope that those affected by Hurricane Irma will receive the aid that they need to recover from this truly horrible natural disaster.

Rising Appalachia gave Charleston an inspired performance with their sensual sound.