September 2015

Labor Day is almost upon us, making me wonder where the year has gone...? And even though it's a holiday for most and there's extra end-of-summer fun to be had, it also means that certain places and services will not be available. These include public schools, some colleges, all postal services, and

Nestled between the North Charleston Coliseum and the Performing Arts Center is the North Charleston City Gallery. This month, that gallery is showcasing two artists with diverse styles, creating a display that you won't want to miss. Melody Croft, a portrait artist, and Matthew Dietz, an abstract a

Monday is Labor Day which means most of us have the long weekend to end the summer with fun activities. And while it may be tempting to stay inside, there are so many great things to do in town that it's worth hopping into the car and checking things out. This PalmBeachPost.com article features r

Oyster season is just around the corner, and the demand for oysters is sky high. That's why a local company is trying to get the industry to evolve. During warmer months, local wild oysters are spawning, which decreases their size and the quality of their meat. St. Jude Farms, though, is trying chan

College football season will be in full swing tomorrow, but by the time you read this the Gamecocks' first game will already be in the books. What can we expect from this season? The first half is a tough draw, with teams like Georgia and Mizzou, but the Gamecocks have a good shot to be 3-3 at midse

Congrats to Palm Beach for being one of USA Today and 10Best's “favorite destinations for shopaholics” contest nominees! The description about Worth Avenue notes that it has “every imaginable luxury good” and “equally lavish home goods dealers selling expensive and rare items for collector