Traffic Relief Begins as Johns Island Interchange Breaks Ground
Charleston County launches construction on the long-awaited U.S. Highway 17 and Main Road interchange, promising relief for daily commuters.
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About Delphine
Delphine Ravenel grew up surrounded by Charleston's arts community—her mother was a docent at the Gibbes Museum and her father played cello with the Charleston Symphony. She studied art history at the College of Charleston and earned a master's in cultural journalism from Columbia. Before joining Charleston Sentinel, she wrote for Charleston Magazine and covered Spoleto Festival for NPR affiliate SCETV. Delphine serves on the board of the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art and lives South of Broad.
Articles by Delphine
Columbia Home Invasion Leaves One Dead, Suspect Arrested
A Columbia man faces murder charges after a deadly home invasion on Jan. 2, highlighting rising concerns about violent crime across South Carolina.
Charleston Rings in 2026 with Celebrations Across the City
From hotel ballrooms to neighborhood bars, the city counts down to midnight and a new year full of promise and uncertainty.
Charleston Readies for New Year's Eve Celebrations
From black-tie galas to casual bar countdowns, the city prepares to ring in 2026 with options spanning every price point and party style.
Lowcountry Celebrates a Mild Christmas Day
After last week's cold snap, pleasant temperatures allow outdoor gatherings as families mark the holiday across the region.
Charleston Churches Fill for Christmas Eve Services
From candlelight at historic St. Philip's to packed pews at churches across the Lowcountry, residents gather for the most attended services of the year.
Holiday Farmers Markets Pack Marion Square Through Christmas Week
Local vendors offer last-minute gifts and holiday ingredients as the weekend markets draw crowds seeking alternatives to mall shopping.
Decorated Boats Light Up Charleston Harbor for Annual Holiday Parade
Dozens of vessels strung with lights cruise past Waterfront Park as spectators gather along the seawall for a uniquely Charleston holiday tradition.
Thousands Pack Marion Square for Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting
The annual tradition draws families from across the Lowcountry as the city officially kicks off the Christmas season.