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Charles S. Way (Born December 18, 1937) It usually takes a hurricane or some other force of nature to change the face of a city, but if a single individual can accomplish such a feat, then surely...
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J. Roy Pennell (1888–1971) James Roy Pennell’s road to success was literally of his own making. He built many of the roads and bridges he traveled on and even manufactured many of the materials from...
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Joseph Turner Newton (1912 - 1997) To find a word or phrase that best describes Joseph T. Newton, Jr. is nearly impossible. He is praised for his initiative, leadership, compassion and integrity. But...
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William Barnet III (Born August 2, 1942) From loading trucks to leading a now 106-year-old family business to serving the South Carolina public, both as a volunteer and an elected official, William...
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1909 - 1982 Herman Lay's first business enterprise was selling Pepsi-Colas from a makeshift stand in his family's front yard in Greenville. He was 11 years old. He was successful, charging a nickel a...
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George William "Bill" Rogers (Born February 8, 1925) Bonitz, Inc., and Consolidated Systems, Inc., are hardly household names in Columbia, where they were established in the 1950s, but both are well...
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Joseph William Holliday (1827-1904) Joseph William Holliday was the patriarch of a family that carved out an agricultural empire in South Carolina’s Pee Dee area. Holliday had to overcome many...
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Jerome J. Richardson (Born July 18, 1936) If hard work and humility could define a man, then that man would be Jerry Richardson. Jerome J. Richardson was born on July 18th, 1936, in Spring Hope, North...
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Joe Williams never intended to get involved in the family-owned Williams Brothers pipeline construction business. He had other plans. Fate stepped in, however, and he spent 35 years with the...
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Charles J. Bradshaw (Born July 15, 1936) History will write that Charles Bradshaw was destined for success and good fortune. However, the state of South Carolina will forever be thankful for a bit of...
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David Sloan Lewis (1917 - 2003) As a boy growing up in Charleston, David Lewis was fascinated by aviation. He read everything he could find about the World War I fighter planes and their romantic...
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David Robert Coker (1870-1938) David Robert Coker loved the land and the people who toiled for its bounty. The son of Major James Lide Coker, David Coker was born on November 20, 1870 in Hartsville...
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William T. Cassels, Jr. (Born May 22, 1929) As chairman and chief executive officer of Southeastern Freight Lines, Bill Cassels guides the fortunes of one of South Carolina's largest privately held...
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Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. (Born Feb. 2,1932) If asked, Lawrence M. Gressette Jr. is happy to share some advice for young people considering their future. “Be dedicated, diligent and passionate about...
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Learn to use French to speak about your home’s furniture and rooms, as well as numbers and colors. Vocabulary used in this episode: Colors / Les couleurs white / blanc black / noir gray / gris blue /...
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An introduction to speaking French including general greetings and addressing people and family. Vocabulary used in this episode: Mr. / Monsieur Hello / Bonjour What's your name? / Comment t'appelles...
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Learn to use French when speaking with your doctor about parts of the body. Vocabulary used in this episode: The Body / Le corps mouth / la bouche nose / le nez head / la tête ears / les oreilles eyes...
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According to this segment, the king cobra is the largest of all venomous snakes, and it is potentially one of the most deadly snakes. This snake is known as the only snake to construct a nest. This...
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Learn to use French to speak about the fruits and vegetables you eat. Also covers numbers and colors. Vocabulary used in this episode: Colors / Les couleurs green / vert red / rouge orange / orange...
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On July 10, 2015, South Carolina removed the Confederate Flag from the State House grounds. Includes interviews with citizens after attending the event.
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Continued coverage of the tragedy in Charleston, one week later, and how the city and our state have bonded together to deal with this tragedy. We also speak with experts on how we heal. Produced July...
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Citizens react to the bill signing that would remove the Confederate Flag from the South Carolina State House grounds on July 10, 2015. The flag was taken to the Confederate Relic Room at the State...
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A profile of the late Senator Clementa Pinckney, one of nine killed during Bible Study in the Emanuel A.M.E. Church in Charleston on June 17, 2015. Senator Pinckney served in the S.C. General Assembly...
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Palmetto Scene covers a rally at the S.C. State House calling for the removal of the Confederate Flag from the State House grounds on June 23, 2015.
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On Sunday evening, June 21, 2015, after a prayer service outside Mother Emmanuel A.M.E. Church, people gathered at each end of the famous Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge. Walking together in unity...
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Coverage of the bill signing ceremony by S.C. Governor Nikki Haley that would remove the Confederate Flag from State House grounds on Friday, July 10, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. The signing of S.897 occurred...
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On July 8, 2015, Rep. Jenny Anderson Horne of Dorchester, a member of the Charleston Delegation, made an impassioned plea against amending the bill. On second reading, the vote was later taken by the...
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Palmetto Scene Special Report: The Charleston Tragedy - June 18, 2015 A tribute to those who died on Wednesday, June 17, 2015 as they held Bible Study in Charleston's Emanuel A.M.E. Church. This...
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Flag Lowering Ceremony - recorded live on July 10, 2015, as the Confederate Flag was removed from the grounds of the S.C. State House. The flag was taken to the Confederate Relic Room at the State...
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Citizens of Charleston and visitors to the Holy City reflect on the events from the night before, when nine were killed inside Emanuel A.M.E. Church while attending Bible Study. Interviews were...