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It only took three years for it to become a reality in Charleston, but for those canines ready to have a place to play, it may have felt like 21

The Ravine Nature Boardwalk will be a quarter mile long and will hold three separate viewing platforms, Interim President and CEO Drew Rowan said.

“Once the river becomes part of someone’s life and their stories, then we really arrive,” says one local river leader. Here’s a glimpse of the riverfront future as multiple developments unfold.

More than three years after a grant was received for it, plans for the Charleston Dog Park may finally be moving forward.

“Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone? Oh where, oh where can he be? “

Its been 70 years since the late John Rox wrote "I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas." This year at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, the wish was for an octopus, and

Two and a half years after being notified that Charleston would receive a $25,000 grant for a dog park, city commissioners finally made the decision on where to put the

The Emmy Award-winning series Making It Grow celebrates its 30th anniversary of bringing horticultural knowledge to households across the Palmetto State on Oct. 12. From its inception in 1993, the South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) gardening and horticulture show has evolved from a monthly gardening program to a weekly, must-see show on ETV’s network of television stations and digital platforms. - October 12, 2023

The City of Charleston received notice it had been given a $25,000 grant from the Boyd Foundation for a dog park for the city in June 2021. Yet, that park

In an effort to expand the Three Rivers Greenway all the way to the Lake Murray dam, Columbia will lease 200 acres of land from Dominion Energy, making space for