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North Charleston: Woman Injured After Falling from Vehicle

April 13, 2025

News Summary On April 12, 2025, a woman fell out of a moving vehicle in North Charleston while leaning against the door. Emergency services responded promptly, assisting the woman who...

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Charleston Launches New Sustainability Initiative: The Just Corridor

April 12, 2025

News Summary Charleston has introduced a groundbreaking sustainability initiative named The Just Corridor, dedicated to improving the local environment and quality of life. This program pays tribute to biologist Ernest...

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Recent Community Incidents and Developments in Charleston

April 12, 2025

News Summary Charleston has been buzzing with activity recently, featuring incidents that concern residents and exciting new ventures. From disputes in peaceful neighborhoods to a notable retail store opening, the...

Firearms and legal documents related to illegal firearm purchases

Two Men Indicted for Illegal Firearm Purchases in Charleston County

April 12, 2025

News Summary Two men, Blair Allen Garner and Tradd Alexander Kinney, have been indicted by a federal grand jury for making false statements to illegally purchase firearms. Their actions have...

Crowd at Charleston city council meeting discussing development projects

Charleston Mayor Shares Updates in State of the City Address

April 11, 2025

News Summary Charleston Mayor William Cogswell delivered his inaugural State of the City address, highlighting significant projects like the Sumar Street redevelopment and the Union Pier initiative. The mayor emphasized...

Rendering of the Limehouse Bridge with multi-use path

Charleston County Approves Limehouse Bridge Upgrade

April 11, 2025

News Summary Charleston County Council has approved a significant upgrade to the Limehouse Bridge on Johns Island, aimed at enhancing access for cyclists and pedestrians. The project includes widening the...

Image showing empty seats in a city council meeting room in North Charleston.

North Charleston District 1 Residents Left in the Lurch Amid Council Chaos

April 11, 2025

News Summary Residents of North Charleston’s District 1 are grappling with a lack of representation due to a corruption probe affecting city council. With multiple seats vacant and a pending...

Residents discussing neighborhood safety after recent gun incidents.

Gun Incidents in Charleston and North Charleston Raise Concerns

April 11, 2025

News Summary Recent gun incidents in Charleston and North Charleston have led to multiple arrests, igniting community concerns about public safety. On Wednesday, a neighborly dispute escalated into a shooting...

Parents gathered outside a Charleston school discussing educational concerns.

Charleston County School Boards Under Fire Over Discipline Issues

April 10, 2025

News Summary Charleston County faces growing unrest over local school boards’ efficacy, particularly regarding disciplinary actions that many deem inconsistent. Recent violence in North Charleston schools has led to calls...

POLITICS

A community park in Charleston showcasing sustainable landscaping and green spaces

Charleston Launches New Sustainability Initiative: The Just Corridor

April 12, 2025

News Summary Charleston has introduced a groundbreaking sustainability initiative named The Just Corridor, dedicated to improving the local environment and quality of life. This program pays tribute to biologist Ernest...

Firearms and legal documents related to illegal firearm purchases

Two Men Indicted for Illegal Firearm Purchases in Charleston County

April 12, 2025

News Summary Two men, Blair Allen Garner and Tradd Alexander Kinney, have been indicted by a federal grand jury for making false statements to illegally purchase firearms. Their actions have...

Crowd at Charleston city council meeting discussing development projects

Charleston Mayor Shares Updates in State of the City Address

April 11, 2025

News Summary Charleston Mayor William Cogswell delivered his inaugural State of the City address, highlighting significant projects like the Sumar Street redevelopment and the Union Pier initiative. The mayor emphasized...

Rendering of the Limehouse Bridge with multi-use path

Charleston County Approves Limehouse Bridge Upgrade

April 11, 2025

News Summary Charleston County Council has approved a significant upgrade to the Limehouse Bridge on Johns Island, aimed at enhancing access for cyclists and pedestrians. The project includes widening the...

Image showing empty seats in a city council meeting room in North Charleston.

North Charleston District 1 Residents Left in the Lurch Amid Council Chaos

April 11, 2025

News Summary Residents of North Charleston’s District 1 are grappling with a lack of representation due to a corruption probe affecting city council. With multiple seats vacant and a pending...

Parents gathered outside a Charleston school discussing educational concerns.

Charleston County School Boards Under Fire Over Discipline Issues

April 10, 2025

News Summary Charleston County faces growing unrest over local school boards’ efficacy, particularly regarding disciplinary actions that many deem inconsistent. Recent violence in North Charleston schools has led to calls...

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Charleston Entrepreneur Eric Bowman Charged with Harassment

April 10, 2025

News Summary Eric Bowman, a Charleston entrepreneur, has been charged with harassment and stalking after allegations by his estranged wife, Melissa Britton. The charges stem from serious accusations, including placing...

A peaceful view of Charleston highlighting its natural beauty.

Charleston Mourns Chief Resiliency Officer Dale Morris

April 10, 2025

News Summary Dale Morris, the Chief Resiliency Officer of Charleston, has passed away at the age of 64 following a bicycle accident. Morris was renowned for his expertise in water...

Courtroom scene during a harassment and stalking case in Charleston.

Charleston Entrepreneur Faces Serious Charges: A Community Concern

April 9, 2025

News Summary In Charleston, local entrepreneur Eric Bowman has been charged with harassment and stalking by his estranged wife, Melissa Britton. The case has raised serious safety concerns within the...

CRIME

Firearms and legal documents related to illegal firearm purchases

Two Men Indicted for Illegal Firearm Purchases in Charleston County

April 12, 2025

News Summary Two men, Blair Allen Garner and Tradd Alexander Kinney, have been indicted by a federal grand jury for making false statements to illegally purchase firearms. Their actions have...

Residents discussing neighborhood safety after recent gun incidents.

Gun Incidents in Charleston and North Charleston Raise Concerns

April 11, 2025

News Summary Recent gun incidents in Charleston and North Charleston have led to multiple arrests, igniting community concerns about public safety. On Wednesday, a neighborly dispute escalated into a shooting...

Charleston court building with police caution tape

Charleston Entrepreneur Eric Bowman Charged with Harassment

April 10, 2025

News Summary Eric Bowman, a Charleston entrepreneur, has been charged with harassment and stalking after allegations by his estranged wife, Melissa Britton. The charges stem from serious accusations, including placing...

Courtroom scene during a harassment and stalking case in Charleston.

Charleston Entrepreneur Faces Serious Charges: A Community Concern

April 9, 2025

News Summary In Charleston, local entrepreneur Eric Bowman has been charged with harassment and stalking by his estranged wife, Melissa Britton. The case has raised serious safety concerns within the...

Military aircraft landing with law enforcement present

Controversial Deportation of Violent Criminals from the US to El Salvador

April 4, 2025

News Summary A U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III transported 17 individuals labeled as violent criminals to El Salvador, igniting debate over human rights and legality. The deportees, connected to...

Emergency responders at a traffic accident site in Charleston

Tragic Week on the Roads in Charleston, South Carolina

April 4, 2025

News Summary This past week, Charleston, South Carolina, faced a series of tragic traffic accidents that led to multiple fatalities and injuries. From a morning crash on Savannah Highway involving...

Scene of the El Patio bar after the shooting incident

North Charleston Shocked by Late-Night Shooting

April 1, 2025

News Summary A shooting incident at the popular El Patio bar in North Charleston, SC, has left the community in shock. Police are investigating the events surrounding the attack, while...

A view of Al Cannon Detention Center illustrating safety concerns.

Charleston Family Files Lawsuit Following Inmate’s Death

March 30, 2025

News Summary The family of Quinn Pierre Connor, an inmate who died under suspicious circumstances at the Al Cannon Detention Center, is pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit against the Charleston...

Police investigation scene in North Charleston after a shooting incident

North Charleston Woman Charged After Pedestrian Shooting Incident

March 29, 2025

News Summary A North Charleston woman has been charged following a chaotic shooting incident that injured a pedestrian. The incident occurred on March 23, 2025, when the suspect, Makajah Zhane-Asharea...

ECONOMY

Crowd at Charleston city council meeting discussing development projects

Charleston Mayor Shares Updates in State of the City Address

April 11, 2025

News Summary Charleston Mayor William Cogswell delivered his inaugural State of the City address, highlighting significant projects like the Sumar Street redevelopment and the Union Pier initiative. The mayor emphasized...

Aerial view of a Charleston County landfill with rising sea levels in the background.

Charleston County Faces Urgent Need for New Landfill Site

April 7, 2025

News Summary Charleston County is in a precarious situation as the Bees Ferry Landfill approaches its capacity, estimated to last 17 to 40 years. The County Council is under pressure...

Scenic view of Charleston with rental property signage

Charleston Sees a Slight Decline in Rent Prices This March

March 27, 2025

News Summary In March, Charleston experienced a minor decline in rent prices for one and two-bedroom units, according to a recent report. The average price for a one-bedroom unit dropped...

Render of Charleston's Meeting Street Manor Extension redevelopment plan

Charleston’s Meeting Street Manor Extension Faces Redevelopment

March 20, 2025

News Summary The Charleston City Housing Authority is set to redevelop the Meeting Street Manor Extension public housing complex, transforming 44 old units into 80 new housing units. While the...

Employees expressing concern outside Charleston VA Medical Center

Charleston Faces Uncertain Times with Federal Layoffs

March 2, 2025

News Summary Charleston, SC, is grappling with recent federal layoffs affecting local VA employees. The reduction of jobs has raised concerns about job security and the future of essential services...

Conceptual design of a transitional housing campus in Charleston

Charleston’s Mayor Proposes Plan to Tackle Homelessness

February 27, 2025

News Summary Charleston’s Mayor William Cogswell has announced a new initiative to combat rising homelessness in the region. The proposal includes the development of a transitional housing campus in the...

Rendering of the new recreation center and aquatics facility on Johns Island

New Recreation Center and Aquatics Facility Planned for Johns Island

February 25, 2025

News Summary Charleston is set to build a new recreation center and aquatics facility on Johns Island, representing a significant investment in community wellness. This multi-million-dollar project aims to offer...

A lively bar scene in Charleston, South Carolina.

South Carolina’s Liquor Liability Crisis: Local Businesses at Risk

February 16, 2025

News Summary In Charleston, South Carolina, bars and restaurants are facing a significant challenge as liquor liability insurance premiums have surged by up to ten times. Local leaders, including Senator...

A bustling bar scene in South Carolina overshadowed by concerns over rising liquor liability insurance rates.

South Carolina’s Spiraling Liquor Liability Insurance Rates: A Brewing Crisis for Bars and Restaurants

February 14, 2025

News Summary Bars and restaurants in South Carolina are facing a severe challenge due to skyrocketing liquor liability insurance rates, which have increased tenfold in the last two years. This...

SPORTS

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Devastating Discovery Shakes North Charleston Community

April 10, 2025

News Summary The community of North Charleston is mourning the loss of 29-year-old DaSean Demir Dilligard whose remains were recently found in a wooded area. Dilligard had been missing since...

Runners crossing the Arthur Ravenel Bridge during the Cooper River Bridge Run in Charleston.

Charleston Prepares for the Annual Cooper River Bridge Run

April 5, 2025

News Summary Charleston is gearing up for the much-anticipated Cooper River Bridge Run, scheduled for April 5, 2025. With over 36,000 participants expected, the event promises excitement and energy as...

Runners crossing the Cooper River Bridge during the annual race.

Cooper River Bridge Run Set to Attract Thousands Amid Protests

April 5, 2025

News Summary The Cooper River Bridge Run is set for April 5, drawing an anticipated 36,488 participants to the scenic route from Mount Pleasant to downtown Charleston. As road closures...

Runners participating in the 2025 Cooper River Bridge Run crossing the bridge

Charleston Gears Up for the 2025 Cooper River Bridge Run

March 30, 2025

News Summary The 2025 Cooper River Bridge Run is drawing record participation as Charleston prepares for this beloved community event. With over 2,000 registrants already, organizers aim to reach pre-pandemic...

Participants walking in the Walk for Water event in North Charleston, carrying buckets.

North Charleston Prepares for 19th Annual Walk for Water

March 25, 2025

News Summary North Charleston is set to host its 19th Annual Walk for Water on March 29, bringing together around 5,000 participants to address the global water crisis. This community-driven...

Women celebrating African culture at the mini summit in Charleston

Charleston Hosts Women-Led Mini Summit Celebrating African Culture

March 5, 2025

News Summary On March 7, Charleston will host ‘The Waka Waka,’ a mini summit dedicated to African culture and artistry at the Charleston Library Society. Women entrepreneurs will gather to...

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Alton Brown’s Variety Show Coming to North Charleston

March 1, 2025

News Summary Alton Brown is set to perform his acclaimed live show ‘Alton Brown Live: Last Bite’ at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on March 2, 2024. This unique...

Artisan market displaying local crafts in North Charleston

North Charleston Launches First Black Artisan Market

February 16, 2025

News Summary On February 22, North Charleston will host its inaugural Black Artisan Market at Middleton Made Knives. Featuring over 30 local Black artisans, the market aims to celebrate creativity,...

A colorful spread of Super Bowl food including wings, nachos, and dips at a Charleston sports bar.

Charleston Prepares for Super Bowl Sunday with Delicious Eats

February 4, 2025

News Summary As Super Bowl Sunday approaches, Charleston is gearing up for an unforgettable game day filled with local culinary delights. From popular tailgate favorites like homemade dips and wings...

DISASTERS

A scenic view of Charleston featuring parks and retail areas

Recent Community Incidents and Developments in Charleston

April 12, 2025

News Summary Charleston has been buzzing with activity recently, featuring incidents that concern residents and exciting new ventures. From disputes in peaceful neighborhoods to a notable retail store opening, the...

Traffic disruption on Rivers Avenue North Charleston due to utility pole accident

Traffic Disruption on Rivers Avenue Following Utility Pole Accident

April 10, 2025

News Summary A utility pole accident on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston, S.C. caused significant traffic disruptions yesterday. The incident occurred when a truck struck overhead telecommunications lines, leading to...

An empty road on Johns Island surrounded by trees, representing road safety.

Tragic Accident Claims Life of Local Man on Johns Island

April 9, 2025

News Summary The community of Charleston mourns the loss of 31-year-old Anthony Henley, who died in a single-vehicle crash on Johns Island. The accident occurred early in the morning of...

Traffic congestion on I-26 due to overturned cement truck

Traffic Chaos in Charleston as Cement Truck Flips on I-26

April 8, 2025

News Summary On Monday afternoon, a cement truck overturned on Interstate 26 East near exit 205B, causing significant traffic congestion in Charleston, S.C. The truck’s blockade affected multiple lanes, leaving...

A view of Al Cannon Detention Center illustrating safety concerns.

Charleston Family Files Lawsuit Following Inmate’s Death

March 30, 2025

News Summary The family of Quinn Pierre Connor, an inmate who died under suspicious circumstances at the Al Cannon Detention Center, is pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit against the Charleston...

High tides in Charleston affecting the waterfront area

Charleston Braces for Major King Tides This Weekend

March 29, 2025

News Summary Residents of Charleston are being warned about significant tidal flooding this weekend due to major King Tides. With predicted high tides reaching up to 8.1 feet, areas around...

Charleston community gathers for a memorial for John Barnett

Charleston Community Mourns Loss of Former Boeing Employee John Barnett

March 21, 2025

News Summary The Charleston community grapples with the unexpected death of John Barnett, a former Boeing employee, ruled as a suicide. Barnett faced harassment and retaliation after exposing safety issues...

Golden Retriever swimming in the river wearing a life jacket

Rocky the Golden Retriever Makes a Splashing Comeback in Charleston

March 19, 2025

News Summary After a boating accident left many worried, Rocky, a golden retriever, was found safe and sound two miles from the incident site in Charleston. The Wiseman family’s heartfelt...

Coastal scene during a wind advisory with strong winds and bending trees

Wind Advisory in Effect for Coastal Jasper and Charleston County

March 17, 2025

News Summary A wind advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service for Charleston and Jasper County, starting from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Winds are expected to reach...

HEALTH

Public Health Leadership Debate in Columbia

Columbia, South Carolina Faces Health Leadership Challenges

April 15, 2025

News Summary On April 3, 2025, the South Carolina Senate Medical Affairs Committee voted against Dr. Edward Simmer’s nomination to lead the new Department of Public Health. Despite past acclaim,...

Emergency vehicles on a North Charleston street at night

North Charleston: Woman Injured After Falling from Vehicle

April 13, 2025

News Summary On April 12, 2025, a woman fell out of a moving vehicle in North Charleston while leaning against the door. Emergency services responded promptly, assisting the woman who...

Debris from the recent collapse of a freedman's cottage in Charleston

Charleston Cottage Collapse Raises Concerns Over Historic Preservation

March 22, 2025

News Summary The recent collapse of a freedman’s cottage in Charleston during unpermitted renovations has ignited outrage and concern for historic preservation. This incident highlights the risks associated with unapproved...

View of Charleston during allergy season with pollen visible in the air.

Charleston Faces Intensifying Allergy Season Amid Climate Change

March 21, 2025

News Summary Charleston residents are bracing for an intensified allergy season as pollen levels soar due to climate change. The city’s ‘freeze-free’ season has increased by 32 days since 1970,...

Springtime in Charleston with blooming flowers and trees

Spring Pollen Season Hits Charleston: Get Ready for Allergy Season!

March 20, 2025

News Summary Charleston residents are bracing for the onset of spring pollen season, with high pollen counts expected this week. Many are experiencing allergy symptoms such as sneezing and nasal...

Demolition of North Charleston City Hall amidst stormy weather

New Era as North Charleston City Hall Demolished

March 16, 2025

News Summary The demolition of the North Charleston City Hall marks the end of an era for the city. As the iconic building comes down, preparations are underway for a...

Rhesus Macaques in the Wild

Over 40 Rhesus Macaques Escape from Beaufort County Facility

March 14, 2025

News Summary In Beaufort County, South Carolina, 43 rhesus macaques escaped from the Alpha Genesis research facility due to a caretaker’s mistake. Since the escape on November 6, local authorities...

Historic Firing Squad Execution

Historic Execution by Firing Squad in South Carolina

March 12, 2025

News Summary Columbia, South Carolina witnessed its first execution by firing squad in 15 years on Friday, marking a significant event in America’s capital punishment history. Brad Sigmon, convicted of...

Crisis in Child Welfare

South Carolina’s Child Welfare System Faces Crisis

March 7, 2025

News Summary Governor Henry McMaster has raised alarms regarding the failing child welfare system in South Carolina following the resignation of DSS Director Michael Leach. The state faces a critical...

LIFESTYLE

Stage lights shining on a microphone in a singing competition

Page Mackenzie Eliminated from ‘The Voice’ in Knockout Round

April 9, 2025

News Summary Charleston’s Page Mackenzie made waves on NBC’s ‘The Voice,’ showcasing her talent but was eliminated in the Knockout round after a touching performance. Despite the heartbreak, she remains...

A variety of Southern dishes including barbecue and seafood showcased in a warm restaurant setting.

Birmingham Introduces the Michelin Guide to Southern Cuisine

April 3, 2025

News Summary Birmingham is gearing up for the launch of the Michelin Guide for the American South, spotlighting culinary excellence across six states, including Alabama and Louisiana. The guide aims...

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Charleston’s Podcasting Scene Celebrated

March 31, 2025

News Summary Charleston’s podcasting community is thriving as local favorite ‘Holy City Sinner Radio’ ranks as the fourth best podcast in the area. This podcast, established in 2021, is known...

Springtime in Charleston with blooming flowers and trees

Spring Pollen Season Hits Charleston: Get Ready for Allergy Season!

March 20, 2025

News Summary Charleston residents are bracing for the onset of spring pollen season, with high pollen counts expected this week. Many are experiencing allergy symptoms such as sneezing and nasal...

Community tribute to Eugene Reed Jr. in Charleston

Charleston Bids Farewell to Automotive Visionary Eugene Reed, Jr.

March 17, 2025

News Summary The Charleston community is mourning the loss of Eugene ‘Gene’ Reed, Jr., an esteemed automotive leader and philanthropist who passed away at the age of 87. Reed’s impact...

White Lotus showcases Southern charm in Thailand

Charleston Buzz: Southern Charm Inspires New Characters in ‘White Lotus’ Season 3

March 12, 2025

News Summary The latest season of ‘White Lotus’ brings Southern flair with new characters inspired by ‘Southern Charm.’ Jason Isaacs and Parker Posey embody rich Southern culture, while real-life socialites...

Community event promoting breast cancer awareness

Agnes Judge Returns Home After Breast Cancer Awareness Tour

February 22, 2025

News Summary Agnes Judge, a North Charleston resident, recently completed a nationwide tour promoting breast cancer awareness and early detection. Diagnosed in 2019, she visited cancer centers across all 50...

Scenic view of Wadmalaw Island reflecting Gullah culture.

Sherman E. Pyatt’s New Novel Celebrates Gullah Culture

February 15, 2025

News Summary Local Charleston author Sherman E. Pyatt has released his debut novel, ‘Standing in the Gap,’ which takes readers on a journey through Gullah cultural traditions. The story features...

Historic fire station in Charleston symbolizing community resilience

Charleston’s Coming Street Fire Station: A Legacy of Resilience

February 7, 2025

News Summary The Coming Street Fire Station in Charleston, established in 1943, stands as a significant landmark celebrating the legacy of Black firefighters. Initially an African American fire station, it...

TECH UPDATES

Team of innovators working on 3D imaging technology at Pensievision

Pensievision Selected for Prestigious Luminate NY Accelerator

April 9, 2025

News Summary Pensievision, a Charleston-based startup, has been selected to join the Luminate NY accelerator, being one of only 10 firms chosen globally. This program will bolster their innovative work...

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Charleston’s ShiftNow Revolutionizes Hospitality Hiring

April 4, 2025

News Summary ShiftNow, a new hiring platform launched by entrepreneur David Wise in Charleston, focuses on connecting shift workers with restaurants. This innovative tool allows employers to hire staff for...

Vibrant Charleston bar scene showcasing nightlife activities and people socializing with drinks.

Charleston’s Nightlife Transformed by New App BarGlance

April 1, 2025

News Summary Charleston’s nightlife scene receives a fresh update with the launch of BarGlance, a new app that provides real-time insights into local bars. Launched in 2019, this innovative app...

Entrepreneurs presenting their ideas at the Palmetto Goodwill Business Pitch Showcase.

Five Lowcountry Entrepreneurs Secure Funding at Pitch Showcase

March 13, 2025

News Summary Last Friday, the Palmetto Goodwill’s Business Pitch Showcase brought together five local entrepreneurs who presented their innovative ideas for a chance to secure funding. Inspired by Shark Tank,...

Charleston skyline representing economic growth

Charleston’s Ambitious $10 Billion Economic Growth Plan

March 6, 2025

News Summary The Charleston Regional Development Alliance (CRDA) has unveiled its bold five-year economic growth plan, titled ‘Charleston Inspired: Discover the Possibilities.’ This initiative aims for a substantial $10 billion...

Community members celebrating volunteerism at an event in Charleston.

Oliver Mathewes Honored for 25 Years of Service to March of Dimes

March 2, 2025

News Summary Charleston realtor Oliver H. Mathewes has been celebrated for his 25 years of dedicated volunteer service with the March of Dimes. His unwavering commitment to improving the health...

Firefighters responding to a garage fire in Charleston.

Charleston Home Fire Linked to Lithium-Ion Battery

February 26, 2025

News Summary Early Monday morning, a house in Charleston caught fire, reportedly caused by a lithium-ion battery charging in the garage. Fire crews responded quickly, preventing the fire from spreading...

Illustration of a law office facing a ransomware attack.

Ransomware Attack Hits Charleston Law Firm

February 15, 2025

News Summary The Savage Law Firm in Charleston recently experienced a significant ransomware attack that raised alarms within the community. Initially demanding $250,000, the attackers ultimately settled for $105,925 paid...

Illustration of a telecommunications tower resembling toilet paper in Charleston skyline

Controversy Over ‘Toilet Paper Tower’ in Charleston

January 30, 2025

News Summary Charleston residents are voicing their displeasure over a new telecommunications tower, humorously dubbed the ‘toilet paper tower.’ Initially approved in 2020, the 120-foot structure now disrupts the historic...

SCIENCE

A community park in Charleston showcasing sustainable landscaping and green spaces

Charleston Launches New Sustainability Initiative: The Just Corridor

April 12, 2025

News Summary Charleston has introduced a groundbreaking sustainability initiative named The Just Corridor, dedicated to improving the local environment and quality of life. This program pays tribute to biologist Ernest...

A peaceful view of Charleston highlighting its natural beauty.

Charleston Mourns Chief Resiliency Officer Dale Morris

April 10, 2025

News Summary Dale Morris, the Chief Resiliency Officer of Charleston, has passed away at the age of 64 following a bicycle accident. Morris was renowned for his expertise in water...

Golden Retriever swimming in the river wearing a life jacket

Rocky the Golden Retriever Makes a Splashing Comeback in Charleston

March 19, 2025

News Summary After a boating accident left many worried, Rocky, a golden retriever, was found safe and sound two miles from the incident site in Charleston. The Wiseman family’s heartfelt...

Salt marsh in Charleston with flora and wildlife

Charleston’s Salt Marshes: A Fight for Restoration Amid Rising Waters

March 7, 2025

News Summary In Charleston, the critical salt marshes are facing threats from rising sea levels and urban development. The community is rallying for restoration efforts, particularly in Gadsden Creek, which...

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