Charleston Currents

08/23/2024

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Gorgeous Lowcountry home just renovated all on one floor. Designer Island Kitchen great for gatherings, Gas stove. Fabulous living area opens onto newly renovated pool and deck.Brand new HVAC, New Refrigerator

12/12/2021

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Staff reports | Charleston Currents, a weekly publication that focuses on good news about the Lowcountry, is publishing its final issue today after more than 13 years and 650 weekly issues.

09/12/2021

Dear Avery, Eighteen years ago when your eyes fluttered to see the world for the first time, you brought joy to your family. You still do. We’re proud of the young woman you are and look forward to the adult you’re becoming. From the beginning, you’ve heard how South Carolinians are a warm and...

04/26/2021

You are welcome!

Enjoy a stroll through the maritime forest, and then help us Stop the Chop. Thank you Charleston Currents for helping to raise awareness of this incredible gift from Mother Nature!

Link: https://charlestoncurrents.com/2021/04/maritime-forest-discourse/

🦋 Check out 3 ways you can help: https://siforall.org

01/04/2021

PHOTO ESSAY: Enjoy English Purcell's brilliant photos of in the new issue:

https://charlestoncurrents.com/2021/01/photo-essay-botany-bay-is-a-lowcountry-treasure/

01/04/2021

Andy Brack writes about the opportunies to experience beauty that surround the :

https://charlestoncurrents.com/2021/01/brack-protect-the-magnificence-of-beautiful-local-places/

By Andy Brack, editor and publisher | We are blessed in the Lowcountry to have beauty all around — green, teeming marshes filled with a bounty of wildlife, water vistas to soothe the soul, caverns of greenery in maritime forests. Beauty is so abundant here that we sometimes forget its magnificence...

11/23/2020

What a great story, Herb Frazier. Thanks for the insights....

https://charlestoncurrents.com/2020/11/focus-act-of-resistance-embedded-in-mysterious-magnolia-gardens-photo/

Magnolia Plantation and Gardens Charleston City Paper

Historians and art enthusiasts believe that when Charleston artist Edwin Augustus Harleston was denied entry to Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, he painted an image of himself in this 1920s panoramic view of the White Bridge at Magnolia, as shown in this close-up view. The bridge, built from cypress...

11/02/2020

A tip of the hat to our sister publication, Charleston Currents, which starts its 13th year of publication with its new issue today. In this issue, you can read how PSC Commissioner Tom Ervin says the nation will endure the election. “The soul of our nation can and will endure. We have an opportun...

09/22/2020

Herb Frazier offers a great look into how interest in Joe McGill's Slavery to Freedom tour is faring at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens:

By Herb Frazier, special to Charleston Currents | With rapid-fire questions, Georgia nurse Leonza Hudson wanted to know where the enslaved people at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens attended church and cook and were the children taught to read.

07/13/2020

READ about repairs to the white bridge at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens:

Staff reports | It will be another two months before visitors can walk over the iconic white bridge at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens. It will take that long for skilled staff craftsmen to fix it after a tree fell on it last week.

06/30/2020

Rob Byko took some AWESOME photos of the Calhoun monument coming down. See them here:

https://charlestoncurrents.com/2020/06/photo-essay-calhoun-statue-comes-down-in-charleston/

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