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After a decade of abuse starting at age 17, Brenna Lawrence rebuilt her life and now volunteers to help other women find their way out. Her message is simple: getting out is possible, and there's hope on the other side.
Jessica Pegula dominated the WTA Charleston Open final to defend her title, securing her second tournament victory of 2025. The New York tennis star needed just 82 minutes to claim her 11th career title in a convincing straight-sets win.
American tennis star Jessica Pegula battled through her fourth consecutive three-set match to reach the WTA Charleston Open final, staying on track to defend her title. The world number five embraced the challenging path with humor and determination.
Volunteers gathered in Gary, West Virginia to distribute clean drinking water and work toward lasting solutions for residents facing unsafe water quality. Regional nonprofit Appalachian Voices opened their first Charleston office just in time to help.
A former college basketball player just shattered a world record and raised over $23,000 for his best friend battling Stage 4 colon cancer. Dalton Bolon made 10,703 three-pointers in 24 hours, turning his athletic talent into hope for someone he loves.
Former College of Charleston basketball player Dalton Bolon is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for most three-pointers made in 24 hours. Every shot he takes will raise money for his friend battling cancer. #
Thirty volunteers in Charleston turn tiny seeds into stunning flower displays across the city's parks, saving thousands of dollars while finding joy in every bloom. The greenhouse program has been quietly transforming public spaces since 2000.
Former Charleston basketball player Dalton Bolon will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most three-pointers in 24 hours to fund his best friend's cancer treatment. The same friend who rebounded for him every day in college now faces stage 4 colon cancer.
A West Virginia cancer center is bringing survivors, families, and caregivers together through monthly gatherings designed to celebrate life beyond treatment. The "Thrivers Night Out" series offers everything from painting nights to fashion shows, creating a support network that extends far beyond hospital walls.
After eight years trapped in trafficking, one woman's recovery is now helping others recognize the warning signs and find hope. Her story and the resources she connects victims to are creating pathways to freedom across South Carolina.