If you've been to Mrytle Beach, you've been to Horry County, SC. How did the county get this unique name? This is the story of Peter Horry, Revolutionary War hero.

In 1991, a fire at Imperial Food killed 25 workers in the little town of Hamlet, NC. It was a terrible and fully avoidable tragedy. It was profit over safety.

In 1788 and 1789, many North Carolinians, a majority at times, opposed ratification of the U.S. Constitution. They lost, but they made NC and the U.S. better for it. Here is their story.

Lucille "Miss Ludy" Godbold, a native of Estill, was South Carolina's first great female athlete, setting a world record at the 1922 Women's Olympic Games. Her athletic achievements, including a world record, made her a legend.

We don't think much about the history of our interstate system in South Carolina, but the long history of roads in South Carolina from the pre-colonial era through the construction of interstates is fascinating.

Covering the era from the assassination of Anwar Sadat through the late 1990s, this is the final episode of the series on Israel and Palestine in the 20th century.

It is little known but beginning in the 1700s in central North Carolina attempts were made to profitably mine coal. Ultimately, it ended with a series of disasters. Hear the tragic tale of this ill-fated industry along North Carolina's Deep River.

Covering Israeli's immediate years after independence through the Camp David Accords, this is part 2 of the series on Israel and Palestine in the 20th century.

In his 45-year career, Rabbi Yossi Liebowitz served synagogues around the country with his final posting in Spartanburg, SC. This wide-ranging interview covers his early years growing up in New York and topic such as Yiddish, the Holocaust, modern Judaism, and much more.