‘History they need to protect’: What’s the fate of Hitchcock Stables?
The city council deemed the Hitchcock Stables as “non-contributing structures”, meaning they do not contribute to the district’s overall historic character.
WeGOJA Foundation guides communities on how to recognize historic locations
An organization has developed a step-by-step guide to assist African American communities in the process of having locations and buildings designated as having historical significance.
African American Historical Places
For more than 30 years, the SC African American Heritage Commission has taken a serious effort in preserving the rich African ...
Weather Blog: A look back at the historic 2014 ice storm
In 2014 the CSRA experienced a generational ice event. It first started as cold rain which moved into the region on February 11th and would later transition to freezing rain and snow over the ...
Aiken City Council approves Friendship Baptist Church designation changes
The Aiken City Council voted to approve an ordinance changing the historic register designation of two buildings of the ...
City of Charleston bringing new historic park to James Island
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The City of Charleston is working to bring a new park to a James Island neighborhood in the near future. Fort Pemberton Park has been in the works for a few years now, but ...