Who Needs “Baywatch” When Charleston’s Lifeguards are Around?
Lifeguards from Charleston County beaches placed third overall in the “A” division of the South Atlantic Lifeguard Championships, held last month in Nags Head, NC. The competition brought lifeguards throughout the South Atlantic region — from Virginia Beach southward to Northern Florida — together to compete in a variety of beach-based lifesaving scenarios. The A […]
SC Wins the Belmont and Stuns the Thoroughbred World
South Carolina’s thoroughbred country won bragging rights when the dust settled following the running of the 145th Belmont Stakes on Saturday. Finishing the mile-and-a-half in less than a tick above 2:30, Aiken’s Palace Malice crossed the line first and won lucky gamblers $29.60 on a $2 bet to win. Out of Cot Campbell’s Dogwood Stable […]
New Heritage Lawn Enhances Fan Experience
With Masters Week under way in Augusta, the Heritage Classic Foundation is making final preparations for next week’s RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing taking place at Hilton Head’s famed Harbour Town Golf Links and South Carolina’s only annual PGA TOUR event. Foundation officials have now unveiled plans for the Heritage Lawn, a brand new tournament […]
And The Winner of “March Madness with CRESCENT” Is…
While Jim Nantz reveled in the fact that he only had to drive two-and-a-half hours to his next CBS Sports assignment, the Louisville Cardinals ended their Monday night defeating the Michigan Wolverines by a score of 82-76 — becoming the 2013 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball National Champions. There’s still one piece of unfinished business, and […]
FORE! SC to Become TaylorMade’s North American Golf Ball Manufacturing Headquarters
With the South Carolina weather beginning to warm and become ideal for the state that’s “First in Golf,” officials with TaylorMade Golf Company announced that they will establish a new state-of-the-art golf ball production facility in Pickens County with an investment of $13 million. “The opportunity to have a permanent home in Pickens County was […]
