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Free Times spoke with indie singer/songwriter Marshall Brown about his new EP, "Nesting," and the emotional maturing it took for him to complete the tracklist

The country singer was the first Black woman to play the Grand Ole Opry. She's featured on two tracks on Beyonce's latest album, which earned 11 Grammy noms

In the pine-thick forests of S.C.'s Midlands region, a hunter came face-to-face with Bigfoot. The sighting is not the first of its kind for South Carolina.

Created this year to provide a space in the club scene for Black people to dance and let loose, The Black Venus Collective puts on shows to get you moving.

A Midlands native is behind the curtain of some of the biggest musical numbers in " Wicked ," the "Wizard of Oz" prequel and Broadway adaptation smashing box-office numbers Thanksgiving week.

of 5 It all started three generations ago. Katelyn Lisznyai's great-grandparents bought a wooden Santa for their home in New Jersey.

Have you ever heard of the Hound of Goshen? In the 1800s, a tale of 'frontier justice' led to a ghostly white dog haunting an old highway in Newberry County SC

Melanie Huggins never meant to be a librarian. She's more of an "entrepreneurial spirit."

Matilda Evans was SC's first Black doctor who opened hospitals, a free clinic, a training school, a park and businesses in Columbia, SC, during the early 1900s.

Papa Jazz Record Shoppe on Greene Street in Columbia SC's Five Points neighborhood is an enduring cultural institution that sells vinyl records, CDs and more.