The Goodwill of Middle Georgia and CSRA offers golf-themed items for shoppers during the week of the Masters Tournament.

After years of dedication and studying, Mann formally received the Lamp Transmission on March 23 from the Plum Village Community of Engaged Buddhism, located near Bordeaux in southwest France. This ...

The newest zine from Enemy Magazine, an independent music publication, and an upcoming show at The Pour House aim to celebrate women in Charleston's music scene.

A month ago Mason Howell was battling it out for the Sage Valley Junior Invitational title, this week he’ll be teeing off at the Augusta National Golf Club alongside defender ...

Spoleto Festival USA is giving locals a chance to receive discounts on select performances for a limited time while tickets last.

Rock Hill artist Harriet Marshall Goode sees a story in everything. Across her nearly nine decades of life, she’s found inspiration in newspapers, friends and traveling.

Cayce has long tried to address the issue of dozens of dilapidated, vacant buildings in the city. Progress has stalled after the council's latest attempt to regulate them.

Airavata Vapors, a hemp store in Summerville, is challenging the legality of an “aggressively” armed raid seized more than $45,000 in products and cash in front of customers March 10.

Wastewater surveillance that can detect viruses and illicit drugs in communities is a vital tool for public health. Sen. Tim Scott is leading a bipartisan effort to extend it and reach every community ...

Free Times readers share their thoughts on the appointment of a new South Carolina Poet Laureate after a six-year vacancy.

Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review voted in favor of the latest design for a proposed 300-unit, 7-story development on Calhoun Street across from the Medical District.

Beaufort County looks to close a loophole in a 2018 ordinance banning plastic bags and extend the ban to include disposable Styrofoam food containers.