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Mercantile & Mash, Charleston's new "gourmet food emporium," recently launched an additional menu at the twelve-seat Chef's Counter. The place already serves up breakfast and lunch items in addition to its to-go offerings, but this new menu is a sort of "fancy" option for lunchtime diners. So ho

Three College of Charleston professors will benefit from an $18 million grant courtesy of IDeA Network. The grant is awarded for excellence in biomedical research and is shared among thirteen universities in South Carolina. The grant will also support twelve undergraduates performing summertime biom

Poogan's Smokehouse, a remodel of the old Social Restaurant and Wine Bar, is now open in Charleston. Its menu is packed with all of the traditional barbecue elements, like mac & cheese, cast-iron cornbread, and hash & rice. For the meat itself, the pulled pork is there of course, but so are

It's difficult to commercialize the results of scientific research. This is nothing new. It's always been tough to turn an idea into a tangible asset and find the right market for the final product. But at Charleston's Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), work is underway to ease this proces

Charleston microbrewery Frothy Beard Brewing has landed a new major investor: Push Digital CEO Wesley Donehue, a long-time South Carolina political figure. Donehue has long been involved in the South Carolina craft beer industry, fighting to pass legislation like the South Carolina Pint Law. It seem

A preview video for the spooky show South of Hell is now available online. The show, which will premiere on November 27 on WEtv, was filmed in Charleston. It was actually going to be set Savannah, but that detail was changed during production. South of Hell focuses on a demon hunter and her brother

Many of us love a good burger, but there are some out there who don't indulge in meat. Charleston is a city with a large population of vegetarians and vegans. Where can you go when your friends want to grab a great burger in the Lowcountry, but you don't eat meat? Bay Street Biergarten has a quin

Looking for a great new place to indulge your inner music nerd in Charleston? Check out downtown's new indie record store Vinyl Countdown, which just opened its doors last week. With everything from $1 records and CDs to brand new vinyl, including plenty from local artists, you're sure to find somet

It might be hard to believe, but it's almost time for Charleston's Holiday Festival of Lights to begin again. This year's iteration will run from November 13 through January 3, and will include an estimated two million lights! The festival will kick off its 26th year with a Grand Opening on the 13th

The Charleston International Film Festival has been growing steadily in its eight years of existence. This year's installment featured 86 films from all over the globe, including three from South Carolina. Festivities kicked off on Wednesday with a screening of the Martin Scorsese-produced crime dr