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Many of the presidential candidates have visited South Carolina recently, and the race for the state's primary votes is beginning to heat up. On the Republican side, national front-runners Donald Trump and Ben Carson have a clear lead, while Hillary Clinton appears to have the Democratic vote all bu

The forthcoming Pacific Box & Crate "food court" project won't officially launch until next year, but it's already creating plenty of buzz in the Charleston culinary world. What do you need to know about it? Pacific Box & Crate will be located in a currently abandoned warehouse on King St

Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown: Charleston episode will premiere next week at the Charleston Food Film Festival, and it promises to be filled with plenty of Charleston staples, from the Holy City Waffle House to Bill Murray cameos. Bourdain sat down with Charleston native Stephen Colbert on The La

Love local beer and Lowcountry food? Check out Barony Taverns' inaugural Coast Beer Dinner, featuring four courses paired with beers from Coast Brewing Company. The even will be held tomorrow, November 3, and you can make reservations for anytime between 6:30 and 8:30 PM, though walk-ins are welcome

Charleston is a city with a long and proud history. It's filled with landmarks of historical significance, including many that the city's own residents may not know about. One of these is the Governor Thomas Bennett House, owned and managed by Charleston's Roper Hospital. The house is filled with d

Last week, Charlestonians were given the chance to thank Mayor Joe Riley for his forty years of service to the city. The event was held at the baseball stadium that was named for Riley in Brittlebank Park. "I don't want it to end but I know the time is right," Riley said. "I'm so grateful for the 40

Charleston might be known as the Holy City, but that doesn't mean there aren't still plenty of ghoulish activities to do on Halloween! Here's a full list of Halloween activities for you and your family to take part in, from haunted houses to corn mazes to scary movies. Grab your costume and take par

In 1869, the Charleston Daily News published a story of a haunted house, claiming that people had been avoiding it for years. When a young skeptic spent the night in the house in an effort to dispel the rumors, he found two women rattling chains in the middle of the night outside a window. It turned

Halloween arrives tomorrow, so why not get your fill of spooky stories? The College of Charleston has been around for over 244  years, and in that time has accumulated its fair share of ghostly legends. From a residence hall haunted by orphans to books that move on their own in the health services

The local food movement in Charleston is strong, but some would say that the cost of local food is too high. "Good food" costs money, though, and that's why some of Charleston's locavore restaurants have higher prices. Still, Charleston eaters are educated and know that local means quality, and they