The Hardys on Holiday (Courtney and Zack) took advantage of their first visit to Charleston, South Carolina by creating a cinematic journey video of their visit.
Enjoy this expose of joy and beauty
About the video
We visited Charleston, South Carolina for the first time. It was a cool city to explore – hope you enjoy this little video we put together! You can find our entire weekend itinerary on my blog.
Last week several staff gathered for lunch at Cooper River County Park to wish 83-year-old Dick Brannan a happy retirement!
Dick started working for Charleston County Parks part-time 18 years ago at the James Island County Park campground and then moved over to Cooper River County Park as an operations aide. We’re thankful for all the time and effort he has given us over the years!
South Carolinas Top 15 Skateparks!
Let’s check them out!
Congratulations to Sovereign Strength Society! This gym is the FIRST of its kind and locally owned, located right next to UltraTan behind Starbucks. This gym offers no crowds, no waiting, and no long-term contracts. You have your own private gym for you and a partner every time you come.
The facility is access controlled and accessible on your own personal schedule. Perfect for those with busy schedules or those who do not desire an audience. “The gym without crowds, distractions, or excuses. Ever.”
Check out their website to learn more and sign up at TheSovereignStrength.com or on
Instagram and Facebook at @SovereignStrengthSociety
Please join NCPD in congratulating Victim Advocate Manager Lisa Easterling for 30 years of service with our agency!
Lisa’s team gave her flowers and sweets to mark the milestone. Lisa, thank you for all you do for victims and their families in our city!
We love our homes as much as our food in Charleston, South Carolina. Whether it’s the majestic architectural, rainbow of colors or inspiring gardens, Charleston is a living breathing museum and the houses are the cornerstone.
We wanted to share with you all some images of homes we recently found in our journeys.
Photo Credit: Mark A Leon
Are you visiting Charleston, or are you just looking for things to do in the area? There is no shortage of things to do and see here! Charleston was founded in 1670 and is a living museum with an amazing history.
There are a lot of things to do with kids and your entire family, historical things to do, romantic things to do, unique things to do, and there are also plenty of free things to do in Charleston.
There is always something fun to do while you are here, and below is a list of my favorite things to do and see near Charleston!
Since the region around Charleston is frequently referred to as the Lowcountry, its rich Gullah and Creole history is reflected in the food as well as Southern components. Seafood is the absolute staple here, therefore you must try some before you leave.
The freshest catch, locally-mined oysters, She Crab soup, or shrimp (particularly, the shrimp n’ grits, a heavenly combination of local shrimp with creamy grits that’s served in a variety of ways till Sunday, depending on where you visit) are all recommended as first choices when you can.
Finally, and perhaps most crucially, be aware that Charleston’s culture is so established that cuisine is almost like a religion.
Keep Charleston Beautiful needs volunteer groups to clean up litter around the City. We conduct cleanups along roadways, at parks, and in marshes. KCB works with groups of any size and age! We are here to help support your community cleanup or beautification event.
Please read over our event safety sheet (PDF), and have your volunteers sign our liability waiver (PDF). We want to keep our volunteers safe at cleanups!
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If you have walked the sandy beaches of Folly the last two days, you have witnessed an explosion of starfish washed ashore.
These new visitors are a result of our unwelcome guest, Hurricane Ian.
Here are some images of the starfish throughout Folly Beach.
Photo Credit: Mark A Leon
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