Buried Alive: The Haunting Legend of Julia Legare on Edisto Island

We're 100 days till Halloween and social media is already buzzing about Fall decor filled with pumpkins, 65 degree weather and scary ghost stories. So here is a little snippet of a local spooky story from the Lowcountry to tide us over! Tucked beneath the oaks and Spanish moss of Edisto Island,

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Spanish Moss: A Symbol of the Low Country's Charm and History

Spanish moss, with its ethereal draping over the grand oaks of the Low Country, is as much a part of the Southern landscape as the historic homes and cobblestone streets. This iconic plant, neither Spanish nor a moss, is a quintessential symbol of the South's charm and has a fascinating history tha

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Navigating Change: Understanding the Impact of Climate Change on Charleston County

Charleston County, a coastal gem steeped in history and natural beauty, faces the undeniable reality of climate change. As the global climate shifts, so too does the landscape of this Lowcountry region. In this blog post, we delve into the multifaceted impact of climate change on Charleston

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