So Charleston

1252 features in So Charleston.

Biz - Sci - TechGrow Girl: Rooted in Charleston expands from bus to brick and-mortar, delivering more access to houseplants for allHolly Roberts · April 2025Biz - Sci - TechLocal by Design: Interior designer Michael Mitchell celebrates 15 years on King Street with a refreshed showroomEmily Storrow · April 2025FlashbackWhat a Dame: Remembering Nathalie Dupree, best-selling cookbook author and founding chair of Charleston Wine + FoodMarion Sullivan · March 2025HistoryAnsonborough: Charleston’s First Suburb and Its Storied PastHarlan Greene · March 2025Giving BackRewriting Stories: How Landmarks for Families keeps caregivers and children together while they’re overcoming struggles Lauren B. Johnson · March 2025Local SeenKerri Devine’s “Midlife Monologues” showcase helps women navigate menopause and other tricky transitionsShelley Hill Young · March 2025Biz - Sci - TechHarland Handmade: Navy Veteran Marcus Vause Crafts Timeless Leather Wallets with Precision & PassionHolly Roberts · March 2025Biz - Sci - TechPeek behind the seams with Elizabeth Ackerman as the designer launches her vintage-inspired spring collectionEmily Storrow · March 2025FeatureIrish History Walking Tour: Take a stroll downtown and learn about the centuries of Irish contributions to the Holy CityJames Hutchisson · March 2025FlashbackMan of the People: The legacy of African American Human Rights leader Esau JenkinsHolly Roberts · February 2025HistoryFamed author Gertrude Stein and Alice Toklas’ 1935 Visit to CharlestonHarlan Greene · February 2025Giving BackSupport in Crisis: Southern Smoke Foundation’s Mission to Help F&B Industry WorkersLauren B. Johnson · February 2025Local SeenLocal Seen: Explore the Roots of American Cuisine with Historian Julian GoodingHelen Mitternight · February 2025Biz - Sci - TechCandace Patterson extends her creativity to culinary arts with City Lights EastsideKhloe Turner · February 2025Biz - Sci - TechSmithey Ironware founder Isaac Morton dishes on the company’s 10th anniversary and goals for the futureHolly Roberts · February 2025FeatureLowcountry Love Song: Meet Grammy-winning bluegrass artist Shelby Means and her Holy City rocker husband Joel TimmonsStratton Lawrence · February 2025FeatureA Briny Business: Learn about the historic ebbs and flows of the local oyster industryStephanie Barna · February 2025FlashbackTake the Plunge: Brave the chill during Dunleavy’s Pub 30th-annual dive into the AtlanticHolly Roberts · January 2025FeatureCharleston Then & Now: How our city’s leaders see Charleston’s needs, priorities, and possibilitiesStephanie Hunt · January 2025HistoryJourney to Revolution: Inside the Exchange Building’s Historical SignificanceHarlan Greene · January 2025Giving BackWakeUp Carolina offers hope for recovery from substance abuse, one phone call at a time Lauren B. Johnson · January 2025Local SeenLaugh Out Loud: Inside Stories From Wit’s End Comedy Club Owner Josh BatesHolly Roberts · January 2025Biz - Sci - TechShe Biology founder Chinenyem Nwadiugwu offers calming, CBD-infused skin careDaria Smith · January 2025Local MusicLocal rockers Brave Baby reunite with 3x blood, the band's first album in nine yearsStratton Lawrence · January 2025FeatureThe Charleston Bucket List: 50th Anniversary EditionStratton Lawrence · January 2025FlashbackStanding Tall: How Civil Rights activist Septima P. Clark stood her ground in the face of adversity Holly Roberts · December 2024HistoryWhy is Charleston called the “Holy City?” The answer might surprise youHarlan Greene · December 2024Giving BackGiving Back: MUSC’s Angel Tree Parade brings holiday cheer to young patients Lauren B. Johnson · December 2024Biz - Sci - TechCourtney Bukowsky’s Stay Luggage Racks helps house guests feel at homeKhloe Turner · December 2024Biz - Sci - TechCreativity Unleashed: Casey Berry’s Innovative Approach at The Paper CanopyHolly Roberts · December 2024FeatureRelive the Magic: When Jenny Lind Serenaded Charleston in 1850Suzannah Smith Miles · December 2024FlashbackTurkey Time: See a ten-year-old sharpshooter who snagged two toms with one shotHolly Roberts · November 2024HistoryWilliam Enston’s Legacy: How a 19th-century Brit Shapes Modern LivesHarlan Greene · November 2024Giving Back50 Years, Brighter Futures: How Coastal Community Foundation Elevates the LowcountryEmily Storrow · November 2024Biz - Sci - TechShop Local: Discover Unique Lowcountry Products at Local Love CHS!Holly Roberts · November 2024Biz - Sci - TechCambio Roasters created the first aluminum, single-cup coffee pod to change the industry and protect the environmentHelen Mitternight · November 2024FlashbackBuilding a Legacy: The Centennial of the Francis Marion HotelHolly Roberts · October 2024Special Advertising SectionWomen in Business - 2024Lauren B. Johnson · October 2024Giving BackCleanup Crew: How Wounded Nature-Working Veterans helps restore local waterways and wildlifeLauren B. Johnson · October 2024Biz - Sci - TechClean Harvest: Farming organic luffa sponges on John’s IslandBriar Bundy · October 2024Biz - Sci - TechCharleston Live Edge: Turning Historic Trees into Tomorrow’s HeirloomsSarah Rose · October 2024FeatureSaving Place: Edisto Island Open Land Trust Marks 30 Years of Transformative ConservationStephanie Hunt · October 2024FeatureRecipe for Happiness: The Late Show’s Stephen Colbert and his wife, Evie, share a preview of their new cookbookStephanie Hunt · September 2024History275 Years of Jewish Heritage: Celebrating Kahal Kadosh Beth ElohimHarlan Greene · September 2024Giving BackHow the Ripple Fund is Empowering Charleston Nonprofits to ThriveLauren B. Johnson · September 2024Biz - Sci - TechLearning Mahjong & Making Friends with Charleston’s Holy MahjHolly Roberts · September 2024Biz - Sci - TechHow Freeman Boatworks became one of the most sought-after sportfishing catamarans on the waterStratton Lawrence · September 2024FeatureTaking Bulls Island by Storm: 35 Years After Hurricane Hugo’s DevastationStephanie Hunt · September 2024