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The band spawned several distinguish jazz musicians, including William “Cat” Anderson
 


Fun finds for the spring season


Plus, Kenny Flowers transports shoppers to Margaritaville and more retail buzz 


Though Noisette died in April 1835, the roses named for him commemorate the role he and gardener John Champneys...


Find out about their hempcrete test site and hands-on experiences they offer for people who want to learn more


Coker wrote nine books, some of which were considered groundbreaking at the time


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What's in Store

What's in Store: Gold Creations
Gold Creations was founded in 1975 by Glenn and Vicki Wolfe, and has been selling jewelry and covetable treasures in the Charleston City Market ever since. Just in time for the holidays, we bring you a special edition of “What’s in Store,” delivering some gift-giving inspo along the way.

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