Charleston’s International African American Museum (IAAM) stands on ground formerly known as Gadsden’s Wharf, a man-made structure built along the Cooper River waterfront shortly before the American Revolution. During the previous century, the site...
The Charleston County Public Library is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of hip-hop July through August! Join us at select branches for special programs. Scroll to the bottom for a list of digitial resources you can access from home including hip-hop...
The technology behind the creation of artificial ice, pioneered by a physician from South Carolina in the mid-nineteenth century, spawned new concepts of personal comfort and health in the second quarter of the twentieth century. Demand for...
Clemson Extension and CCPL recently worked together to sprout an enhanced seed library program to help better serve communities in need. Clemson Extension was working to find ways to continue their program of providing free seeds for community-based...
Clemson Extension and CCPL recently worked together to sprout an enhanced seed library program to help better serve communities in need. Clemson Extension was working to find ways to continue their program of providing free seeds for community-based...
Clemson Extension and CCPL recently worked together to sprout an enhanced seed library program to help better serve communities in need. Clemson Extension was working to find ways to continue their program of providing free seeds for community-based...
Clemson Extension and CCPL recently worked together to sprout an enhanced seed library program to help better serve communities in need. Clemson Extension was working to find ways to continue their program of providing free seeds for community-based...
Join Jenne Sevilla CFP, founder and CEO of Money Moods, as she hosts financial literacy programs in July! She will guide you through smart strategies to help better prepare you for retirement!
In this discussion, she will delve into essential...
Sullivan’s Island holds a unique place in the history of South Carolina. Reserved in the late seventeenth century as a maritime lookout, quarantine station, and military post, this attractive barrier island remained in the public domain for nearly...