The Post and Courier once again presents a special section devoted to remarkable people from all over the state, 2025's "12 Black Leaders to Know in South Carolina."
Tom Johnson, a horticulturalist with interest in old azalea and camellia cultivars, operated Magnolia Plantation and Gardens with his wife Mary Ann, for 14 years.
The Charleston Literary Festival presented the world premiere of the one-man play 'All the Beauty in the World," which is based on a memoir by Patrick Bringley.
Tom Bradford, avid cyclist and former journalist, advocated for better urban design that would transform Charleston into a bike- and pedestrian-friendly city.
The Post and Courier's cadre of regular book reviewers select favorite titles of 2024 so far, fiction and nonfiction, and explain why you should read them.
Marjory Wentworth was poet laureate of South Carolina from 2003 to 2020. Her latest volume, "One River, One Boat," is being released by Evening Post Books.
Former ballet dancer Ashley Benefield, on trial for second-degree murder in Florida, was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of husband Doug Benefield.
Former ballet dancer Ashley Benefield, on trial for second-degree murder in Florida, was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of husband Doug Benefield.
We admire the beauty of historic planation sites, and also consider what happened in the rice fields, the master's house, the slave cabins, the burial grounds.
Ballet dancer Ashley Benefield is on trial for the 2020 murder of her husband. They started American National Ballet in Charleston before the Black Swan Murder.