Temple Ricke
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South Carolina, United States
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School bus safety: Important rules to follow as students return to the bus stop
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Every year there is confusion about when and if you have to stop for a school bus, so we broke down the rules to help as we return back to school in the Lowcountry. If you are on a two-lane highway and you see a bus with its lights on and […] → Read More
2 Your Roots: The Town of Kiawah Island
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) –In this week’s edition of 2 Your Roots, we travel to a small town with a rich history: Kiawah Island. Located south of Charleston between the mouths of the Stono and North Edisto Rivers, the small barrier island works double-time as a world-famous resort. A look at the town’s history explains that […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: Roper Hospital
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it’s time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry! This week, we turn our attention to a Charleston hospital built in the 19th century. “From smallpox epidemics to the Civil War to the world’s first successful valve surgery, history both small and dramatic has taken […] → Read More
2 Your Roots: Exploring a southern staple
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – A southern staple sure to wet your whistle; In this week’s edition of 2 Your Roots, we’re talking about grits. Whether you pair the grain with gravy, shrimp, or anything else of your liking, grits are sure to be a crowd pleaser. Similar to rice or even tofu, grits are a […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: James Simons Montessori School
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we take a trip downtown to visit James Simons Montessori School! Named after a prominent South Carolina attorney, legislator, and militia general of Charleston, James Simons was the fifth public school in the […] → Read More
Bridge Safety: What To Know Before You Hit The Road
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- As Tropical Storm Isaias make its way through the Lowcountry, many are wondering when – or if – Lowcountry bridges will close to traffic. The Charleston County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) works closely with law enforcement officers to receive updates on wind speeds on the various bridges throughout the County during an […] → Read More
It’s Showtime: Holy City Drive In
Mount Pleasant, S.C. (WCBD) – No fireworks? No problem! The Holy City Drive In has got you covered this 4th of July weekend. Located at 40 Patriots Point Road, the Drive In feature blockbuster films and a beautiful view of the sunset over the Charleston Harbor. Gates open at 7:30 and tickets prices vary: Adults […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: The Iconic Coburg Cow
WEST ASHLEY, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we take a trip to West Ashley to visit the Coburg Cow! Establishing a home on Savannah Highway in 1959, Roberts Sign Company built and installed the current three-dimensional model, topped by […] → Read More
2 Your Roots: Charleston’s East Side
Downtown Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – Living in Charleston, you’re probably familiar with the phrase “East Side.” Entrenched with history, in this week’s edition of 2 Your Roots, we take a closer look at the community’s deep heritage. According to the Charleston County Public Library, Hampstead Village is the historic heart of Charleston’s “East Side” community. […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: Mount Pleasant Academy
Mount Pleasant, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we take a look at Mount Pleasant Academy. In an effort to help educate the children of Christ Church Parish, the South Carolina General Assembly incorporated Mount Pleasant Academy in 1809. The […] → Read More
2 Your Roots: Isaac Jenkins Mikell House
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – In this week’s edition of 2 Your Roots, we take a trip downtown to learn about the Isaac Jenkins Mikell house. The 9,000-square-foot brick dwelling is located on the corner of Rutledge Avenue and Montagu Street. According to the National Park Service, Planter and lawyer Isaac Jenkins Mikell built the Roman […] → Read More
2 Your Roots: The William Aiken House
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – A house named after a man who wore many hats; in this week’s edition of 2 Your Roots, we take a trip downtown to learn about The William Aiken House. Born in Northern Ireland in 1778, William Aiken Sr. immigrated to South Carolina with his family and settled near the town […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: The King’s Highway
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week we turn our focus to The King’s Highway. Built on the order of Charles II in the 17th century, the highway ran about 1,300 miles from Boston to Charleston and linked all thirteen […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: The History of the Santee Canal
Moncks Corner, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we head to Berkeley County and take a trip down the Santee Canal. Completed in 1800, the 22 mile canal was created as a way to connect the Santee and Cooper Rivers […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: The History of Drayton Hall
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we head to Ashley River Road to learn about Drayton Hall. Established in 1738, Drayton Hall is a historic plantation located about nine miles from Charleston. According to the South Carolina Encyclopedia, John […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: The Cigar Factory
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we head to downtown Charleston to learn about The Cigar Factory. Built in 1882 as a textile mill, the five-story building was known as the Charleston Manufacturing Company before being called the Charleston […] → Read More
Way Back Wednesday: The United States Custom House
Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we head to downtown Charleston to learn about the United States Custom House. The South Carolina Department of Archives and History describes the U.S. Custom House as an “architecturally and historically outstanding public […] → Read More
Way back Wednesday: A Look Into Berkeley County’s History
Berkeley County, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s Wednesday and that means it is time to explore the history that surrounds the Lowcountry. This week, we head to Berkeley County. Located on Old State Road in Berkeley County, a historical marker explains that the county was designated a court and land conveyance district in 1682, and an […] → Read More
2 Your Roots: The Story Behind Park Circle
North Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – In this week’s edition of 2 your roots, we take a trip to an area known for its beauty and green-space—Park Circle. The City of North Charleston says the inspiration for Park Circle came from Ebenezer Howard, a London native who immigrated to America at the age of 21. While […] → Read More
Troopers Responding to an Overturned Tractor Trailer in Dorchester County
Dorchester County, S.C. (WCBD) – State Troopers are on the scene of an overturned tractor-trailer in Summerville. The incident happened along International Circle near Innovation Drive just before six this morning. Officials say it appears the truck was parked along the shoulder of the roadway waiting to make a delivery. The ground underneath the truck […] → Read More