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Looking for a place to grab some authentic Italian food? Fratello's Italian Tavern in Park Circle is a great place to eat, have a cocktail with your friends, and relax. With a bar at the back and a cozy dining room up front, it's the perfect destination whether you want to enjoy a dinner with your f

It's an exciting time of growth and opportunity in the Charleston area. Since 2009, two new vehicle assembly plants have been announced in Charleston. These expansions are only the most recent examples of growth in the region, with the metro area ranking in the top twenty in the nation for advanced

Looking to get the kids outside this fall doing some seriously unique activities? Check out the Wild Blue Explorers adventure program!  The programs, focusing on strengthening critical thinking, problem solving, confidence, and physical fitness, are something just about every child can enjoy. Click

Union Provisions on King Street is about to be revamped by chef and restaurant adviser Nathan Thurston. The spot will soon be relaunched as the Darling Oyster Bar. And while there might be quite a few raw bars on the peninsula already, Thurston promises that the Darling will offer something for ever

Allan Park has become one of the jewels of Charleston, with its beautiful foliage, flowers, and the waters of Chapel Street Fountain. The Charleston Parks Conservancy, a nonprofit committed to keeping Charleston's green spaces great, is now turning its attention to Hampton Park. Specifically, to the

Every so often, nothing can scratch your dinner-and-a-drink itch quite like a good old fashioned pub. The Tattooed Moose in downtown Charleston certainly fits that mold. The Tattooed Moose isn't a fancy joint, but the pub grub is delicious. From duck fat french fries to a delectable selection of san

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

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