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“S” is for Sewees. The Sewees were a Native American nation based along the Santee River and the Sea Islands. In 1670 it was the Sewees who showed the…

“S” is for Shand, Gadsden Edwards [1868-1948]. Architect, engineer. After receiving his engineering degree from South Carolina College, he studied…

“B” is for Blanchard, Felix Anthony, Jr. [1924-2009]. Football player, Heisman Trophy recipient. “Doc” Blanchard was born in McColl but grew up in…

"P" is for Paul, Marian Baxter.

"A" is for Allen, William Hervey, Jr.

“R” is for Rogers, George Calvin, Jr. [1922-1997]. Historian, author. A native of Charleston, Rogers received his undergraduate degree from the College of…

“S” is for Shell, Arthur [b. 1946]. Football player, coach. A native of Charleston, Shell starred in football at Maryland State College where he played…

“H” is for Hogs. Hogs were probably introduced into South Carolina by Spanish explorers in the 16th century. Later, English settlers purchase swine from…

“M is for Methodist Episcopal Church, South. The debate over slavery at the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1844 resulted in the…

Hello Gardeners, I’m Amanda McNulty with Clemson Extension and Making It Grow. Although the AC Moore Herbarium list of South Carolina’s plant distribution…