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Smithfield Cup To Pit North Carolina, South Carolina Barbeque
ELIZABETHTOWN – The inaugural Smithfield Cup will take place this fall in Elizabethtown, pitting barbecue teams from North Carolina and South Carolina against each other in a battle of BBQ supremacy. The event will be staged on Sunday, Oct. 13 on the grounds of Cape Fear Distillery as a...
South Carolina Grower: Clemson Extension Agents Provide Weekly Crop Updates
Clemson Extension agents provide updates in The South Carolina Grower this week about the status of various crops being produced throughout the state. We are seeing heavy volumes of okra and muscadine coming in right now. We are seeing some fruit rot in muscadines, but we have a heavy enough...
Rare Charleston, SC Cinematic Event: Viewing of 1923 Silent Film Hunchback of Notre Dame with live organ – October 11, 2024
Join us for a rare and captivating evening as we present the 1923 silent film The Hunchback of Notre Dame, accompanied by live organ music performed by Greg Jones. In the golden age of silent cinema, films like The Hunchback of Notre Dame relied on live music to convey the emotion and drama of the story. In smaller towns, a pianist would improvise along with the film, while in larger cities, the grandeur of a pipe organ would fill the theater with rich, evocative sound.
Navy Reserve Sailor Soars to New Heights Following in the Legacy of Women Trailblazers – Joint Base Charleston
JOINT BASE CHARLESTON, S.C. – On July 30, 1942, nearly eight months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Public Law 689 creating the Navy’s women’s reserve program, known as the “Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service” or WAVES. WAVES allowed...
Family of Hilton Head Island vacationer who disappeared, died issues statement thanking supporters
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. — Days after amissing Sea Pines vacationer was found dead, his wife has issued a statement thanking the community for their support. Jackie Kotowski posted the following statement Thursday on social media. "Hi everyone,. As many of you know by now, our search for my...
Wooden Boat Show Celebrates Georgetown’s Maritime Heritage
The Georgetown Wooden Boat show is always held on the third weekend in October and features one of the Southeast’s best wooden boat exhibits. This year, you can catch all the fun at the 35th Annual Wooden Boat Show on October 19 and 20, 2024!. More than 140 classic...
Van Plummets off I95 onto Hwy 64
A southbound Toyota Sienna minivan left Interstate 95 just before Exit 57, drove behind a guard rail ,and plummeted over the embankment crashing head-on on to Bells Hwy. below the Interstate. The August 23rd crash caused the van to overturn and receive heavy damage. The unrestrained occupants of the vehicle, four children and two adults from New Jersey were injured. One female child and an adult male received critical life-threatening injuries, and an adult female suffered serious injuries. The three other male children received multiple non-life-threatening injuries. Incredibly, the van did not strike any other vehicles on Bells Hwy. Initially calls reported several people injured, two Colleton County Fire-Rescue ambulances and Walterboro Fire Department responded to the incident. Due to of the number of patients involved in the incident, two additional ambulances were sent to the scene. All patients were treated at the scene by Firefighter-Paramedics. The adult female was transported to MUSC and the critically injured child was transported to Shawn Jenkins Children’s Trauma Center at MUSC. The other children were also transported to Shawn Jenkins by another Fire-Rescue ambulance. Westbound traffic on Bells Hwy. was disrupted for about an hour until the accident could be cleared. The SC Highway Patrol is investigating the crash. Walterboro Police assisted with traffic control at the busy interchange.
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce names new CEO, makes other leadership changes
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce board of directors voted to hire Mike Brenan as the organization’s new president and CEO. The organization also announced changes in executive-level staff positi...
City of North Charleston appoints new Artist-in-Residence
Mixed media artist Shayn Green to serve as first resident artist in Park Circle Community Building. The City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department is proud to announce the appointment of Shayn Green as Artist-in-Residence (AIR) for its Pilot Residency Program running August-October 2024. The City’s AIR serves as a visual art ambassador for the North Charleston community. Along with creating new work in the 270 sq. ft. AIR Studio located within the Park Circle Community Building, Shayn will collaborate with the City’s Cultural Arts Department to offer opportunities for artistic engagement for North Charleston citizens during her residency period.
Leroy Lewis, Jr. Memorial Fundraiser & Day of Service
Leroy Lewis, Jr. Memorial Day of Community Service in the Johns Island Schools will be held Friday, September 6, 2024 8:00 am. The participating schools include:. Volunteers will be completing projects at each school. Projects include painting of murals, painting of benches, grounds beautification and the delivery of outdoor games.
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