SC Stories

  • Whatever Benjamin B. "Bernie" Dunlap decides to do after he steps down from his current job as president of Wofford College, you can be sure of one thing - it won't be boring.
    By MARC RAPPORT
  • Catch of the day » | April 2013
    Even at age 73, An Mathis Springs—aka the Crab Cake Lady of Murrells Inlet—shows no sign of slowing down.
    By HASTINGS HENSEL
  • South Carolina's top Roman reenactor explains how Christian faith and a love of history combine into one interesting hobby.
    By DIANE VETO PARHAM
  • Exploring the past » | February 2013
    Joseph McGill Jr. is on a personal quest to identify and preserve former slave quarters—and the stories they tell about our past.
    By KEITH PHILLIPS | Photo by MIC SMITH
  • Confident beauty » | November 2012
    Ali Rogers wears the crown of Miss South Carolina with pride - just don't ask her to wear pink.
    By DIANE VETO PARHAM
  • Market warrior » | October 2012
    Greenville native Miller Gaffney gets competitive on a new PBS reality show that is shaking up the antiques world.
  • Uncommon threads » | September 2012
    He’s the “tailor to the all-stars,” but Jonathan Smith’s greatest achievement has nothing to do with sports or fine menswear.
    By WALTER ALLREAD
  • The peach doctor » | August 2012
    Life's a peach for Clemson University professor Desmond Layne.
    By MARGARET BURANEN
  • Game on » | July 2012
    LPGA golfer Kristy McPherson has a serious competitive streak.
    By HASTINGS HENSEL
  • The jazz man » | June 2012
    As conductor of the Charleston Jazz Orchestra, Charlton Singleton is hitting all the right notes.
    By MARK QUINN
  • Professional bagpipe player Peggy Leonard celebrates her Celtic heritage in musical fashion. Watch her perform in an exclusive video.
    By GINA CARBONE
  • Hog heaven » | April 2012
    According to pitmaster Rodney Scott, there are two key ingredients in great barbecue—love, and a lot of hard work.
    By MARK QUINN
  • Thoroughbred owner Cot Campbell has won a few and lost a few in his time, but he always comes out smiling.
    By MARK QUINN
  • Following the flood » | February 2012
    An Upstate college professor discovers the wild side of South Carolina on an 11-day canoe trip from Spartanburg to the Atlantic Ocean.
    By SHANDI STEVENSON | Photo by MILTON MORRIS
  • This down-home Upstate girl is a rising musical talent in Nashville. WEB EXTRA: Watch her music video "Holding Out for a Hero."
    By TRICIA DESPRES | Photos by MILTON MORRIS
  • Art imitates life » | November 2011
    Meet the teen behind the T-shirt and the creator of Good Boy Roy -- yes, there's a story behind the name -- who wants to become a professional cartoonist.
    By S. KIM HENSON
  • Blazing a trail » | October 2011
    Cowboy poet? Yep. And a rising star in the field, too. Steve Porter, who won a National Cowboy Poetry Rodeo, shares one of his poems in an exclusive web video.
    By APRIL A. MORRIS
  • Rescuing reptiles » | September 2011
    There's no health-care crisis for South Carolina's injured sea turtles, thanks to marine biologist Kelly Thorvalson.
    By KRISTI EATON
  • Recipe for success » | August 2011
    Kim Nelson's 15 minutes of fame turned out to be the key ingredient in the launch of her made-from-scratch cake business. VIDEO WEB EXTRA: Kim's secret to the perfect red velvet cake.
    By SHANDI STEVENSON
  • Model citizen » | July 2011
    Dan Dowdey never outgrew his childhood fascination with model railroading. Now he's working with them for a living.
    By TUT UNDERWOOD
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    24 - 26
    Iris Festival
    Swan Lake Iris Gardens, Sumter, SC (800) 688-4748

Renaissance man - See Wofford College president Bernie Dunlap's spellbinding presentation at the 2007 TED Conference.

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