Enjoy a champagne and beer tasting for charity, gaze at the night sky or celebrate the first tree lighting!  Also, check out Charlie T. Riverdog as he helps Josh Marthers with the “Things to do” forecast and find extra information on the Butterball Turkey Talk Line.

Local radio station collecting “blanket bundles” to help the needy this Thanksgiving.  His Radio 100.5FM will be collecting the blankets at the Wal-Mart in Mount Pleasant from 10AM-2PM on Saturday.

The good news is that holiday meals do not have to spell dietary disaster. With a bit of planning and some healthy cooking tricks you can enjoy both good food and good health while giving thanks this year.

Seacoast North Charleston Dream Center delivered 3,000 meals today in the Charleston Farms Community in North Charleston.

Last minute shoppers gather their final ingredients for their Thanksgiving feasts.  Most stores are closing early on Thursday, so shoppers are checking their lists twice.

Most grocery stores in the Charleston area will have limited hours on Thanksgiving Day.  Check our list.

Gun enthusiasts can buy their guns tax-free in South Carolina on Friday and Saturday.

According to Triple-A more than four million people will travel by air to visit loved ones for the Thanksgiving holiday. That’s a seven-percent decrease from travelers who flew last year.

Although gas prices are plummeting, fewer South Carolinians are expected to journey over the river and through the woods this Thanksgiving weekend.

A lot of Thanksgiving travelers might be in for a rude surprise this weekend. If you haven’t flown in a while get ready to face a slew of new fees.

Despite low gas prices, usual holiday travelers are staying home.

AAA Carolinas says fewer people in the Carolinas are planning to travel this Thanksgiving as economic concerns outweigh the benefits of falling gas prices.

While a fried turkey tastes great, some people find themselves in the ER with oil burns around the Thanksgiving holiday. The Joseph M. Sill Burn Center sent us this press release with information you need to know about preventing hot oil burns.

UPS expects its busiest day overall this year will be Thursday, Dec. 18, while its busiest day for handling air packages will likely be Dec. 22.

The president went to the Transportation Department Tuesday morning to announce that additional air travel lanes this holiday season