Stacker examined data about people in cities looking to buy homes in Charleston using cross-market demand data from ...

Many travelers say you can't leave Charleston without strolling this historic seawall along the city's southern tip, which they call both beautiful and what makes Charleston special. Across the ...

John Darby, the longtime leader of The Beach Co. of Charleston, is handing off the title he's held since 1999 to longtime ...

With its centuries-old mansions and cobblestone streets, Charleston is a living museum. One of the best ways to learn about its history (and its ghosts) and the significance of its best-known ...

Here are 12 upcoming concerts you won’t want to miss: South Carolina ... happening across the Charleston area. American Idol winner and actress Fantasia will get things started with a concert ...

Mamma Mia! will be at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, performing songs from ABBA in the popular Broadway musical live at 1 and 6:30 p.m. The South Carolina Stingrays face off ...

Wintry weather in the South is not as unusual as you may think. Here are the five things you should know about snow and ice ...

With so many things to occupy your time, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite things to see and do in Charleston ... them healthy and happy in the South Carolina heat. We loved the tour ...

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Shaq Moore is returning to FC Dallas. FC Dallas acquired the defender from Nashville SC in a trade, the club announced on Friday. In exchange, FC Dallas sent $50,000 in General Allocation Money ...

Moore joined Nashville SC in 2022 from CD Tenerife of Spain’s LaLiga2 following the club’s acquisition of his discovery rights from CF Montréal. Moore appeared in 83 games across all ...

South Carolina hosts ... she also dunked against Charleston Southern two years ago. It was barely a dunk – if at all. She barely grazed the rim and the ball rattled around instead of going straight ...