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Henry Taylor's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, photography, and lifestyle in Charleston, South Carolina. His work features a mix of event coverage, seasonal topics, and private sector announcements related to food establishments and community events.
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By: Henry Taylor
For the second year in a row, Charleston Animal Society brought its program in partnership with Raising Cane’s back. The initiative invites children ages 5 and up to read aloud to shelter animals, helping kids build confidence in reading and bringing comfort to the animals.
By: Henry Taylor
The Eno Arts Mill is preparing to fully return to its regular operations after a year of recovery and rebuilding from flood damage sustained during Tropical Depression Chantal.
Located in the Four Holes Swamp watershed near Harleyville, South Carolina, the Francis Beidler Forest Audubon Center and Sanctuary is home to the largest original-growth, cypress-tupelo swamp.
Following the removal of many abandoned boats in Charleston waterways Wounded Nature, SCDNR and Charleston County pulled nine boats from the Stono River in their continued effort to clean the area of those derelict vessels.
At the boat landing on the Stono River, nine abandoned and derelict boats were pulled from Charleston’s waters and promptly demolished on July 13. Wounded Nature-Working Veterans mission to clean up South Carolina’s coastal waters is nearing the end of a chapter as the backlog of abandoned and derelict vessels is rapidly dwindling.
By: Henry Taylor
While renovating the building that will serve as a second location, Gwynn's of Mount Pleasant unearthed a 19th century shoe in the wall, telling a story of immigration, traditions, and luck.
By: Henry Taylor
Raul Reis, who has served as the dean of UNC’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media since 2022, announced he will step down from the role.
By: Henry Taylor
Cottageville is one of many towns where money is being withheld by the state after a lack of independent audits. Now that lack of accountability has caused the police to disband and a new mayor is stuck with years of backlog.
The newest entrant into Charleston's coffee scene is Harlow and Pearl that just opened their first downtown location on Meeting Street. The "cutest coffee shop in Charleston" welcomes guests with fun weekly latte flavors and fun pink decor inside.
By: Henry Taylor
Mr. Pickles reunited with the people responsible for saving him from a severe case of neglect which led to dangerous matting.
