Sullivan's Island News Archives

The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control is broadening its advisory to avoid ocean water at Charleston area beaches to include Seabrook and Edisto Islands, the agency announced today.

This 2008 debut novel spent 39 weeks on The New Times best seller list and was a selection of the Oprah Book Club.

It looks like Cirque du Soleil meets yoga, but it certainly doesn't require the acrobatic athleticism of a circus performer, or even that one be a seasoned yogi, to get the hang of it.

The Coast Guard continues oil spill assessment and clean-up Saturday at Charleston-area beaches and surrounding areas throughout the weekend.

Please do not attempt to remove or clean up any petroleum products located in or around the beach.

The Coast Guard is investigating reports of an oil spill Tuesday in the mouth of Charleston Harbor, S.C., and surrounding beaches.

Sullivan's Island, SC - A dunes debate on Sullivan's Island as some beach front property owners want a better view.

The Susan G. Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure was held Saturday on Daniel Island.

Celebrate the works of Edgar Allan Poe this month on Sullivan's Island, where he was stationed for a year at Fort Moultrie.

Two South Carolinians are among five candidates vying to become the eighth Episopcal bishop of the Upper Diocese of South Carolina, a diocesan search committee announced Friday.

Mount Pleasant, SC - A closure between Sullivan's Island and Mount Pleasant is going to tie up traffic both on land and in the water.

The setting was ideal. The weather was threatening. And the performances, high caliber.

Walking the streets of Charleston, South Carolina's well-preserved historic district, it's hard to imagine that perhaps no other U.S. city has struggled so hard to survive over the four centuries since its founding.

Friday, October 09, 2009 at 10:14 a.m. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is reminding coastal residents that turtle nesting season continues this month, making it important that lights along the oceanfront be turned off after dark.

The Toni Morrison Society will place the third bench in its Bench by the Road Series at 10 a.m. Saturday on Mobile Street during the Mobile Street Renaissance Festival.

The Big Read, the monthlong celebration of Edgar Allan Poe, begins today. Here are 25 things worth celebrating, remembering or thinking about.