February 2010

Jack Thompson sorts through stacks of his black-and-white photographs—some framed, some loose or mounted on boards—in his storefront studio on Broadway Street.

In the age of iPhone applications and video-game simulations, it’s easy to forget an era when “working with one’s hands” meant more than pushing a button.

Defending South Carolina’s Coast—The Civil War from Georgetown to Little River
by Rick Simmons | The History Press, 2009

On Saturday, June 13, 1964, onlookers who had gathered at the Cherry Grove fishing pier watched in disbelief as the biggest tiger shark they’d ever seen slowly swam into view.

Bishop John Smith, Jr.’s, ministry began on Brooklyn radio waves and grew along the tidal waters of Georgetown’s historic port city

Packed with potassium and antioxidants, pistachios get their pale green color from lutein, a carotenoid with antioxidant properties.

Once the toast of late-nineteenth-century Bohemian culture in Europe, notorious absinthe (a.k.a.

Not long after sunrise on a Sunday morning, the Waccamaw River looked as slick as blackstrap molasses.

When Walter proposed to Jen on October 2, 2009, on the shores of Lake Como in Varenna, Italy, the roots of their three-year relationship were well established.

Though a bride could carry spring peonies in the dead of winter or delicate irises on a sweltering August day