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The Flashes fail on the road against the Charleston Cougars
History links Charleston, South Carolina – In a game that had four draws and five substitutions, the Flashes missed two points against the ... -
PHOTOS: The 2022 City Paper Music Awards rocked the Music Farm
The city paper The Music Awards caused a stir on Tuesday night at the Music Farm. The showcase highlighted a dozen Charleston acts spanning genres from ... -
Spiders erase 21-point deficit before falling to OT in Charleston
Next game: Wichita State 17/11/2022 | 7:00 p.m. MASN, ESPN+ Nov. 17 (Thu) / 7:00 p.m. Wichita State CHARLESTON, South ... -
Lock Haven men’s basketball team opens season with 66-63 win over Charleston, WV | News, Sports, Jobs
The Lock Haven men’s basketball team (1-0) opened the 2022-23 season against Charleston (0-1) in the 2022 Pitt-Johnstown Tipoff Classic and the Bald Eagles ... -
A behind-the-scenes look at the Charleston Steeplechase |
You arrive at the freshly manicured green racetrack with your bow ties securely tied and your hats neatly pinned. You socialize, walk the grounds and browse ... -
A large freighter involved in a collision at sea is repaired in Charleston |
A container ship that arrived in North Charleston after colliding at sea with a smaller vessel last week has been moved to the peninsula, where it ... -
HONORS ROLL: Charleston Middle School
Area students receiving academic honors include: Seventh grade: Ember Addams, Janely Amaya, Luke Anderson, Payton Archibald, Ella Bell, Jade Bowers, Cooper Clarke, Brayden Cobb, Quinn Cookson, ... -
Ketter brothers combine for six first-half touchdowns to beat West Fork
CHARLESTON — With a chance to wrap up a share of the 3A-1 conference title, Charleston exploded for 42 first-half points en route to a 49-7 ... -
Hailing from Charleston with a long-standing store, the New York store plans to open a new Lowcountry store
A Charleston native who opened a clothing store in New York 45 years ago plans to launch a new store in the Lowcountry after hosting a ... -
Annie Martha Spell Hills — Charleston
CHARLESTON – Annie Martha Spell Hills, daughter of Martha Hucks Spell and Paul Eldred Spell, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Saturday, ... -
Reba is about to take the stage in Charleston on Thursday | WCHS Network | News • Sports • Business
CHARLESTON, W. Va. – One of the most successful female artists in history, Reba, will be in Charleston Thursday night ... -
Change in Superfund Status Opens Magnolia Site to Development > Charleston Business Journal
A site that may go on to represent the largest redevelopment of once contaminated land in the state was recently removed from the Federal Superfund list ... -
Charleston NAACP President Dot Scott Retires and Reflects on Challenges and Needs | New
Dot Scott led the NAACP Charleston branch for 21 years, often raising her voice against discrimination and racism. Now, as she walks away from the legendary ... -
The Lowcountry Hall of Fame will induct 16 music icons on Sunday
Fourteen music icons and two bands will be inducted into the Lowcountry Music Hall of Fame on Sunday in what should be an event filled with ... -
TI calls Charleston White because of a dispute with his son, King Harris
TI has stepped in to defend his son King Harris after the 18-year-old engaged in an online back-and-forth with YouTuber Charleston White. The controversial social media ... -
The dilapidated Charleston house will be saved after being recommended for demolition
This year, a consulting engineer almost wrote the obituary of a dilapidated 19th-century house on the Charleston Peninsula. Now the weathered, leaning structure is set to ... -
Charleston Waterkeeper tests water quality after Ian
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – While it looked like Charleston was going to be directly impacted by Ian, Charleston Waterkeeper Executive Director Andrew Wunderley had some concerns ... -
Charleston, SC dodges a big ball named Ian
CHARLESTON, SC – This historic city of gracious mansions and trees draped in Spanish moss dodged the devastation Saturday that Hurricane Ian visited in Florida. But ... -
Charleston Victim Assistance Commission hopes to help heal and create change
CHARLESTON, WV (WSAZ) – Crime in Charleston has not gone unnoticed by residents old and new to the city. “There’s all kinds of violence here, people ... -
Charleston seeks grant to expand homeless outreach team
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – The Charleston Department of Housing and Development is requesting nearly half a million dollars in federal grants to help bolster its efforts ... -
Inflation delays groundbreaking and increases costs at Emanuel Nine Memorial in Charleston | Features
The memorial honoring the victims and survivors of the 2015 Emanuel AME Church shooting is moving forward, but the project has become more expensive and will ... -
Former Charleston cop Dan Hiers, on the run for 17 years, removed from most wanted list | New
It has been nearly two decades since Daniel Hiers Jr.’s family has seen or heard of him. The former Charleston police officer accused of killing his ... -
Charleston, Kanawha County Leaders Hold First Listening Session on Proposed Sports Complex | WCHS Network | News • Sports • Business
CHARLESTON, W. Va. – Charleston and Kanawha County officials spent Tuesday hearing public comment on a proposed indoor sports complex at the Charleston Town Center mall. ... -
🌱 Drop charges for Confederate monuments + Local march to fight hunger
Hello friends! It’s Monday in Charleston and I’m back in your inbox with everything you need to know about what’s happening in town. Here is. First, ... -
West Side Lighting Project Highlights Needs Across Charleston
KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) — Since Charleston’s West Side Main Street Light Revitalization Project announced its master plan last month, the organization’s executive director, Ric Cavender, ... -
Charleston men’s basketball preview: Cougars seek another step forward
It was a year of adjustment for Charleston men’s basketball, but also a key step forward. Under a new coach and with many new faces on ... -
Week of September 12, 2022
College of Charleston “In The News” is a weekly roundup of news articles featuring College faculty, staff, students or alumni. Recent College media coverage includes: Biden ... -
Charleston community hardest hit by flooding, effects linger | New
On the morning of September 10, the sun shone over Gadsden Creek and surrounding areas as residents spent their weekend after some were forced to stay ... -
Police talk about solving violent crimes and homicides in Charleston
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) – Charleston saw more than 10 shootings in August. The head of the Office of Investigative Services, Lt. Tony Hazelett, said he saw ... -
Here’s what SC’s Chef Ambassadors are doing throughout the year, including the upcoming Charleston | Food
Each year, the South Carolina Department of Agriculture and Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism come together to host a program that showcases culinary talent from ... -
When and Where to Eat Oysters in Charleston, SC
Fall is fast approaching and it’s one of the most enjoyable times of the year in the Lowcountry. For anyone trying to decide when to visit ... -
Lochow and Huntington fly over South Charleston 54-7 | Sports
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Charleston Comic-Con Returns in November – Lowcountry Weekend
CHARLESTON, SC (Lowcountry Weekend) — Comic book fans take note: CharlestonCon, the Holy City’s Comic-con event, returns this fall. Organizers say they have an incredible roster ... -
Charleston welcomes new director of emergency management
CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) – The city of Charleston has a new director of emergency management. Ben Almquist took up his new post on August 8e. Prior ... -
As seas rise, Charleston hopes to avert disaster
Then there’s the expansion and repair of deep underground tunnels that connect to downspouts that suck in stormwater and pumps that push it into the Ashley ... -
Repeat offenders are back on the streets, Charleston mayor says ‘it’s madness’
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) — Charleston’s police chief and mayor expressed frustration Friday after a pair of August 26 shootings that happened within just hours, one of ... -
Charleston Chef’s Dinner Series to Celebrate the Legacy of Influential Black Caterers | Food
Kevin Mitchell has for years explored the stories of once-enslaved and liberated black chefs from Charleston’s past whose culinary accomplishments still influence the city’s present. Mitchell’s ... -
Hearing expected next week in deadly July 2020 shooting of Charleston College provost’s husband
CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) – Ninth Judicial Circuit attorney Scarlett Wilson said Tuesday that the first of three hearings will take place next week regarding those charged ... -
Charleston and Huntington could see a rare dry day in a row
.(WOWK) — After weeks of intense rains and flash flooding, the region is set to experience a drying trend for several days. Parts of southern West ... -
Charleston-area firefighter takes time off for concert with smoked meat | Selections pop-up
Pop-Up Picks is a recurring series in The Post and Courier’s food section that features an upcoming breakfast, lunch or dinner pop-up and the chefs behind ... -
Day 2 of the White House Drug Czar’s visit to West Virginia
CHARLESTON, West Virginia (WSAZ) – Wednesday marked the second day of White House drug czar Dr. Rahul Gupta’s visit to West Virginia, where he discusses the ... -
Charleston Airport exceeds 500,000 passengers for 3rd consecutive month
Frequent travelers via Charleston International have probably noticed more people at the airport than ever before. That’s because CHS, for the third consecutive month, set a ... -
Area roundup: Liberty High hires new athletic director, Hillcats split doubleheader in Charleston | High school
Liberty High announced Friday that Aaron Haigler has been hired as the school’s new director of activities and athletics. Haigler brings decades of coaching experience to ... -
Charleston police are investigating 2 separate homicides reported overnight | New
Charleston police are investigating two separate murders that took place overnight. The homicides took place on James Island and the Peninsula. No arrests have been made ... -
Perseid meteor shower visible over Charleston this week
CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) — Keep an eye on the skies as one of the most spectacular astronomical events of the year will be visible over the ... -
Get to know the beaches of Charleston
Quick links Bonus Beach: Kiawah Island Life is better at the beach Charleston, South Carolina has topped the list for years. The historic city has always ... -
Product Story on Display in Charleston at Southeast’s Only Apple Museum | Company
Ernest Andrade’s face lights up as he picks up a flying saucer-like object from one of the shelves that line a wall on the second floor ... -
Charleston leaders to discuss new planned community near Wando area
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – A new planned community in the Wando area is moving forward with expansion plans on Clements Ferry Road. This morning, the Charleston ... -
My Dream Dinner Winner, 8/1
Champagne, shishitos and savory crepe Mount Pleasant resident Alexandra Garcia wants to sip a fancy champagne cocktail with two musicians and a basketball coach over Japanese-style ... -
Republic FC defeat Charleston Battery
July 30, 2022 – United Soccer League (USL) Championship – Sacramento Republic FC press release MOUNT PLEASANT, SC — Republic FC picked up three league points ... -
Coles County Real Estate Transactions | Lifestyles
950 Edgar Drive #9 in Charleston; RB&B Ventures, LLC of Fithian to Premier Properties Investment Holdings, LLC of Charleston, $32,000. 2120 Lafayette Avenue in Mattoon; Wesley ... -
Best Reads Choice Winners Over the Years
#BestofCharleston Winning a Best of Charleston award has long been a hallmark of excellence. After 25 years of naming readers’ Best of Charleston winners, we’re up ... -
Prosecution of former school board member for derogatory ads to move forward
CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) – A lawsuit filed by former Charleston County School Board member Kevin Hollinshead against two organizations for what he called derogatory campaign ads ... -
Launched during the pandemic, the nonprofit Charleston Food and Drink is “here to stay” | New
Two years ago, James Beard Award finalist Butcher & Bee partnered with Cru Catering and Charleston nonprofit Feed the Need to launch a grocery bag giveaway ... -
Sternwheel Regatta generates $31.5 million for Charleston
CHARLESTON, West Virginia (WSAZ) — Charleston Mayor Amy Goodwin said she knows bringing the Sternwheel Regatta back would be a tall order. “We all knew Regatta ... -
Charleston looks to the future of the Middle and Upper Peninsula for the next 20 years
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – It’s no secret that the city of Charleston isn’t the city it was 20 years ago, and city staff are planning for ... -
Emma Navarro of Charleston wins her first tennis title as a pro | Sports
Charleston’s Emma Navarro got her professional tennis career off to a quick start. Navarro, who turned pro three weeks ago after winning the 2021 NCAA singles ... -
Charleston City Council Set to Discuss Plan to Fix Abandoned and Neglected Buildings
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – Members of the Charleston City Council will discuss the solutions available to them regarding the number of abandoned and neglected buildings within ... -
Man charged with murder of 83-year-old Charleston woman
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – Charleston police say they have arrested a Charleston man accused of killing a relative at an assisted living facility on James Island. ... -
Snee Farm Wins 8th Consecutive City Swim Meet Title
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC — In one of the tightest CCAA championship competitions ever, the competition came to a close with the final stints on day two ... -
Renovated Downtown Charleston Library Brings Summer Momentum | WCHS Network | News • Sports • Business
The tool library inside the renovated facility allows customers to borrow equipment. CHARLESTON, W. Va. – The main library of the Kanawha County Public Library System ... -
New Charleston Airport Art Exhibit Is a Seasonal Tribute to the U.S. Military | Company
The thousands of travelers passing through Charleston International Airport every day can now see and hear the sacrifices of the nation’s veterans in a special art ... -
Denmark Vesey Tried to Free Charleston’s Slaves 200 Years Ago
Two hundred years ago, Denmark Vesey attempted to free black slaves in Charleston by leading a bloody uprising. The plan failed, and Vesey was executed on ... -
Post 7 drops its decision in Charleston Post 65 | News, Sports, Jobs
CHARLESTON – Evan Wilson and Drew Mehall combined in five two-hitter innings to lead Charleston Post 65 to an 18-0 win over Buckhannon Post ... -
Charleston Airport Sets New One-Month Passenger Record, Surpassing 500,000 for the First Time | Company
Charleston International set a new one-month passenger record in May, breaking the half-million mark for the first time and boosting the airport’s planned goal of reaching ... -
Charleston Industrial Market Stays Hot Despite Higher Costs, Permit Delays | Company
Rising interest rates, supply chain issues and slowing retail sales have yet to dampen demand for industrial warehousing space in the Charleston area. But developers are ... -
North Charleston Vegan Restaurant Celebrates Anniversary With Plant-Based Pop-Up | Food
Pop-Up Picks is a recurring series in The Post and Courier’s food section that features an upcoming breakfast, lunch or dinner pop-up and the chefs behind ... -
Will Magnolia be the neck jewel or an environmental wart?
A former industrial site in the Charleston Neck area along the Ashley River is poised to become the city’s largest commercial and residential development since the ... -
Fogelman buys apartments in Summerville > Charleston Business Journal
Fogelman Properties has purchased Westbury Mews, a 132-unit apartment community in Summerville. Fogelman is one of the nation’s largest privately held multi-family investment and property management ... -
Sarasota golfer wins Southern Junior Championship at Charleston Country Club | Sports
Wyatt Plattner of Sarasota, Fla. notched four birdies on the back nine on Friday and scored a three-stroke win in the 50th Southern Junior Championship being ... -
The Charleston school will be converted into a residence for the elderly | Housing Finance Magazine
Construction has begun on the $42 million rehabilitation of Archer School into affordable housing for seniors earning no more than 60% of the area median income ... -
Tuesday headlines: SC primary election day polls open today
Polls open at 7 a.m. today for the South Carolina primary election. As long as you line up at your polling place before 7 p.m., you ... -
Charleston Roots Initiative back for another year of nominees | WCHS Network | News • Sports • Business
CHARLESTON, W. Va. – Charleston city officials are relaunching a relocation incentive program. The Charleston Roots Initiative program is sponsored by the Charleston Area Alliance and ... -
Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston Prepares Processions for National Eucharistic Revival | News, Sports, Jobs
PARKERSBURG — Congregants across the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston will take to the streets to kick off the three-year national Eucharistic revival for the Catholic ... -
Turnout high in first year of early voting in South Carolina
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) — Just six days before primary election day, Charleston and Berkeley County have some of the highest turnouts in the state in the ... -
Charleston City Council to vote on $650,000 purchases, transferring funds | Government and politics
CHARLESTON — The Charleston City Council is set to vote on moving or spending nearly $650,000 at its 6:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday. One of these ... -
Oceanfront home on Kiawah Island on the market for $20 million south of Charleston | Immovable
A beachfront home on a rare double lot on Kiawah Island is now on the market for $20 million. It’s not a record price for the ... -
Man dumps baby on girlfriend after finding her talking on phone
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – Officers have arrested a 31-year-old man accused of dumping a baby on his girlfriend after finding her talking on the phone. ... -
REVIEW: ‘Unholy Wars’ is powerful, full of emotions
As busy as Grammy winner and tenor Karim Sulayman (who just performed solo at Carnegie Hall on May 19), he brings all his energy to unholy ... -
Piccolo Spoleto brings short operas in English to Charleston
CHARLESTON, SC A few Lowcountry organizations are making opera more accessible than ever. Among them are the Charleston Opera Theater and the Summerville Orchestra, which have ... -
Testicular cancer survivor raises funds and awareness with humor | MUSK
Testicular cancer is a disease of young men: the average age at the time of diagnosis is only 33 years old. Michael Wiegand was on the ... -
SC Ports will not extend homeport cruise contract past 2024
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – The South Carolina Ports Authority has said it will not extend the Charleston homeport cruise contract beyond 2024. SC Ports spokeswoman Kelsi ... -
MUSC Health opens specialist emergency department to streamline care | MUSK
A new Emergency Department (ED) at MUSC Health on the Charleston Peninsula provides a more streamlined and efficient process for patients with the same high level ... -
Charleston startup lands ‘significant’ investment to help with tenant affordability | Real estate
You see The Post and Courier’s weekly real estate newsletter. Get all the latest deals and top residential and commercial development, construction, and sales news delivered ... -
Charleston police urge golf cart safety and compliance after crashes
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – The Charleston Police Department said the goal is education first and law enforcement second when it comes to golf cart safety, following ... -
Registered Dietitian and Pediatrician Address Formula Shortage | MUSK
A mother of two, Ellen Burnette developed a ritual during the formula shortage. Her youngest son, Hayden, is almost 9 months old and needs hypoallergenic formula. ... -
Battery defeated by New Mexico in a 0-2 loss
CHARLESTON, SC — The Charleston Battery lost their second game of the month at home in three games on Saturday after a 0-2 loss to New ... -
Hundreds of volunteers work to complete 35 projects in the Charleston area in 48 hours
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – The Northwoods Baptist Church in North Charleston and the organization Send Relief have reached out to area governments, schools and nonprofits to ... -
Charleston County is working to identify families linked to McLeod Plantation Cemetery
JAMES ISLAND, SC (WCSC) – Charleston County Parks and Recreation has known of the McLeod Plantation Cemetery on James Island since taking possession of the site ... -
CSU wins rubber game against Presbyterian
CHARLESTON, SC –Charleston Southern Baseball picked up a crucial series victory over foe Big South Presbyterian on Sunday night, winning the rubber game 8-2 at Nielsen ... -
New trees planted at Lake Charleston through the Green Communities Tree Program |
CHARLESTON — The Cooks Mills Clovers 4-H Club planted 25 oak trees at Lake Charleston in Charleston on April 15, with the help of staff from ... -
Charleston environmental nonprofit working to remove the sunken ship
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – A group of young professionals from a Charleston-based leadership program are working with a local nonprofit that is doing its part to ... -
Training Opportunities | VA Health Care Charleston
Psychology Fellowship Program The MIRECC Psychology Fellowship Program at Charleston VAMC supports the professional development of research-oriented psychologists to become clinical investigators in innovative approaches to ... -
Inaugural Basketball Tournament Aims to Address Gun Violence in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) – The Lowcountry community is coming together to commit to change. “We hosted an AAU tournament,” said Ronald Smith, father of Ronjanae ... -
Charleston Race Week sets sail in Charleston Harbor
CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) – Charleston’s annual spring regatta set sail this week after being impacted by the coronavirus for the past two years. Charleston Race Week ... -
Charleston leaders say next phase of seawall project should go ahead
CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) – City of Charleston leaders are moving forward with the next phase of the levee project to protect the peninsula from rising sea ... -
Hot Properties, April 25, 2022 > Charleston Business Journal
Hot Properties highlights recently sold or leased commercial properties in the Charleston area. Send your transactions via our online form. Bob Caldwell and JR Caldwell of ... -
Charleston Southern defeats Gardner-Webb in Big South Tournament final
CHARLOTTE — Charleston Southern defeated Gardner-Webb in the Big South Women’s Tennis Tournament championship match on Saturday afternoon. The final score of ... -
Charleston has spent $100,000 on COVID testing for city employees
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – Over the past year, the city of Charleston has spent six figures on COVID testing through a private provider as opposed to ... -
representative of Charleston. lobbied for the repeal of the law that prohibits state employment for delinquent student loans
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) — A Charleston representative has taken steps to repeal an outdated law still in effect. On Tuesday, Rep. Marvin Pendarvis (D-North Charleston) introduced ... -
Charleston County Parks to Host Mullet Haul Trail Run on Johns Island
JOHNS ISLAND, SC (WCBD) – Charleston County Parks will host the Mullet Haul Trail Run on Saturday at Johns Island County Park. The Mullet Haul Trail ... -
Ya Gotta Regatta! Charleston announces return of popular riverside festival after 13 years – The Tribune
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A festival that was a staple in the area will be making a comeback after 13 years. The Charleston Sternwheel Regatta returns June ... -
Miami-based restaurant not coming to Charleston after paying nearly $6 million to build | Business
A South Florida restaurant is not setting up an outpost in downtown Charleston after owners paid nearly $6 million for the property last year. The three-story ... -
Charleston Open Singles Final stream: Watch WTA Tennis online, TV channel – How to watch & stream Major League & College sports
The Charleston Open will give No. 10 Ons Jabeur or No. 25 Belinda Bencic their first victory of 2022 as they both climbed the mountain in ... -
Inaugural LGBTQ Health Summit Finds Receptive Audience | MUSK
Attendees of the inaugural LGBTQ+ Health Equity Summit at the Medical University of South Carolina left optimistic and excited about the work being done to address ... -
Kanawha-Charleston humanitarian officer named unsung hero
Jerry Anderson. (Photo courtesy of Positively) CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) — Jerry Anderson, an animal control officer with the Kanawha-Charleston Humane Association (KCHA), has been named a ... -
Charleston, City in South Carolina Named One of the Best Places to Travel for Pets
South Carolina is home to one of the most pet-friendly places to travel in the country — so bring your four-legged friend with you, according to ... -
Charleston Southern Powers defeated Gardner-Webb 5-2 on Sunday
Next game: at Presbyterian College 06/04/2022 | 1:30 p.m. April 06 (Wednesday) / 1:30 p.m. at Presbyterian College BOILING SPRINGS, NC ... -
Baseball loses Slugfest to Charleston Southern
Next game: at Charleston Southern University 02/04/2022 | 2 p.m. Apr 02 (Sat) / 2 p.m. at Charleston Southern University Story ... -
Four home games; The trip to NC State is on the 2022 football schedule
CHARLESTON, South Carolina — Charleston Southern football will return to the field in 2022 with four home games and a road trip to face an ACC ...
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