SC Stories
Examining insects
Spend the day with John Morse, professor emeritus of entomology at Clemson University, for a better understanding of the 14,000 species of insects that call South Carolina home. Read more
Aug 1, 2022
Recipe for success
Savor the delicious story of how Miles Huff rose from humble beginnings to become one of South Carolina’s top teaching chefs. Read more
Jul 1, 2022
Tending the garden
Stroll through the historic landscaped gardens of Middleton Place with the man who has been tending the grounds for nearly five decades. Read more
Apr 1, 2022
A new mission
For the founders of Summerville’s OneNation Coffee, defusing bombs, roasting beans and supporting military and law enforcement personnel are all in a day’s work. Read more
Mar 1, 2022
Servant leader
Medical doctor with a busy family practice. Pastor of his church. Chief of one of the largest Native American tribes in South Carolina. How does John Creel get it all done? Read more
Feb 1, 2022
The man with a thousand sons
World War II combat veteran, retired ag teacher and mentor to many in Wagener, Spencer Smith celebrates 100 years. Read more
Jan 1, 2022
Pines and needles
Horry Electric Cooperative member Donna Davis weaves her way to success as a pine straw artist. Read more
Dec 1, 2021
Keeping the faith
When God calls you to preach, you preach. The Rev. Charles Jackson looks back on five decades of ministry at West Columbia’s Brookland Baptist Church. Read more
Sep 1, 2021
Made in the USA
The founders of North Charleston’s Allegiance Flag Supply are living an all-American success story. Read more
Aug 1, 2021
Sharing the story
Dawn Dawson-House, executive director of the WeGOJA Foundation, has big plans for sharing South Carolina’s African American heritage sites with the world. Read more
Jul 1, 2021
The turtle lady
Mary Alice Monroe, queen of the beach novel and fierce turtle protector, draws inspiration for her life and work from living on the South Carolina coast. Read more
Jun 1, 2021
Nothing but net
Go one-on-one with ESPN basketball analyst Debbie Antonelli as she preps for her annual 24-hour free throw marathon to raise money for Special Olympics South Carolina. Read more
May 1, 2021
Teaching by example
When it comes to helping students at North Charleston High School, principal Henry Darby isn’t afraid to roll up his sleeves and go to work. Read more
Apr 1, 2021
Remembering the past
Elijah Heyward III has a deeply personal connection to the stories that will be told in the forthcoming International African American Museum (IAAM). Read more
Mar 1, 2021
Expert in the field
Meet David Shields and learn why he and his colleagues at the Carolina Gold Rice Foundation are on a mission to bring back South Carolina’s best heirloom crops. Read more
Jan 1, 2021
Court is in session
When he’s not officiating NCAA men’s basketball games, the always-entertaining referee known as “TV Teddy” calls Charleston home. Read more
Nov 1, 2020
