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By now, you've probably heard of The Internet of Things. This is the technology sector which is growing very fast right now because over the past few…

Attention investors: In case you haven't noticed, government bond prices in the U.S. and around the world have been falling over the past few months.…

Our next guest's start-up company recently won two pitch competitions in less than a week. The second one, though, left them reeling not only in money,…

"B" is for Butler, Susan Dart (1888-1959). Librarian. Butler attended Avery Institute in Charleston, Atlanta University in Georgia, and McDowell Millinery…

"M" is for Moore, Samuel Preston (1813-1889). Surgeon General for the Confederacy. After graduating from the Medical College of South Carolina, Moore was…

"M" is for Moultrie Flag. In January 1776, the South Carolina Council of Safety delivered twenty-three yards of blue cloth to Colonel William Moultrie,…

"S" is for Sumter, Thomas (1734-1832). Soldier, congressman, U.S. senator. A native Virginian, Sumter moved to South Carolina around 1764 and settled in…

"D" is for Daufuskie Island. Daufuskie, is a sea island near the mouth of the Savannah River at the southern tip of Beaufort County. Eight miles square,…

"Q" is for Quakers. Quakerism came to South Carolina in the 1670s and a Meeting of the Society of Friends was established in Charleston in 1682.…

"Z" is for Zubly, John Joachim (1724-1781). Minister. A native of Switzerland, Zubly was ordained in London’s German Reformed Church in 1744. He was in…