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Berkeley Council approves intersection project for Daniel Island
1+ hour, 43+ min ago (185+ words) The Berkeley County Council on July 27 awarded a $2.569 million contract with Blythe Development LLC for improvements to the River Landing Drive at Seven Farms Drive intersection. This project includes the construction of a roundabout, along with landscaping and pedestrian improvements,…...
Human remains and coffin found during dig for downtown pool at Charleston East Battery house
11+ hour, 57+ min ago (778+ words) The William Ravenel House at 13 East Battery on June 6, 2026, two weeks before a coffin and human remains were discovered on the property during the digging of a swimming pool. CHARLESTON — A dig for a new downtown pool came to a…...
Commentary: Weakening the Historic Preservation Act would put Charleston at risk
5+ hour, 27+ min ago (758+ words) The National Preservation Act's Section 106 review has helped protect many Charleston buildings and sites from being adversely impacted by projects involving federal permitting or funds. Charleston’s economy depends on its history. Visitors come here because the city does not look…...
Holy City wants input as it rewrites tourism's future with ‘The Charleston Standard’
11+ hour, 57+ min ago (685+ words) Charleston residents are being asked to weigh in on the future of tourism in their back yard as officials work to rewrite the Holy City's decade-old hospitality management plan. A community survey is being rolled out as part of the…...
Charleston has solidified itself as a dining destination with exciting options throughout the area
11+ hour, 57+ min ago (761+ words) The Nine Vegetable Salad at FIG in downtown Charleston. Over the last 15 years, Charleston's restaurant scene has gone from an emerging market to one sought out by food enthusiasts from across the world. Perhaps the culmination of this shift was…...
Fun things to do with kids in Charleston from August 1-6
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (759+ words) There's fun stuff happening this first weekend in August. Find a roundup of family-friendly events taking place in the Charleston area from August 1-6, 2026. Summer Lights: Art by Night at Brookgreen Gardens will be held select nights through Aug. 22. Jurassic Seas…...
A Spartanburg drug distributor is being sold. It hopes most of its nearly 200 local jobs can stay.
22+ hour, 50+ min ago (615+ words) Spartanburg-based J.M. Smith Corp. is winding down operations on Smith Drug Co., its wholesale pharmaceutical division, so it can be sold off. SPARTANBURG — A century-old pharmaceutical business that bills itself as the third-largest privately held company in South Carolina is spinning…...
Rising Waters Forum: High Tide in the Holy City
23+ hour, 57+ min ago (216+ words) Post and Courier A person drives through rising waters up to the intersection of Simons Street and Rutledge past a flooded bicycle, Saturday, August 23, 2025, on Charleston. From a $1.3 billion Battery Extension to restoring historic brick arches beneath Charleston’s streets to…...
Commentary: The energy legacy Lindsey Graham leaves behind
1+ day, 42+ min ago (276+ words) South Carolina is still mourning the loss of Sen. Lindsey Graham. For nearly three decades, he was one of our state's most recognizable voices in Washington. Much has been written about his leadership on national defense and foreign policy, and…...
Trailer theft on Old Course Lane
1+ day, 57+ min ago (159+ words) More than $16,000 in tools were recently stolen from a trailer on Old Course Land, according to Mount Pleasant police. In reporting the alleged crime on July 27, the trailer owner informed the authorities that his trailer was most likely broken into…...