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Charleston’s Oldest Bakery Case Is Still Full Of Benne Wafers At Sugar Bakeshop
Tucked on a quiet side street in downtown Charleston, Sugar Bakeshop is the kind of place you could walk right past. Step inside, though, and you will find a glass case packed with cupcakes, giant cookies, and other sweets baked fresh that morning. Locals plan birthdays around it, and visitors...
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This Enormous South Carolina Flea Market Is Where $25 Stretches Further Than You’d Believe
Some places earn their reputation quietly, through years of delivering exactly what they promise, and the Coastal Carolina Flea Market in Ladson, South Carolina is a perfect example of that kind of earned excellence. Twenty-five dollars goes further here than it has any logical right to, and the market doesn’t...
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AI-powered logistics platform expands Charleston operations
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A logistics artificial intelligence platform, Nash Technologies, announced it is expanding its operations in Charleston County on Tuesday. The South Carolina Department of Commerce said the company’s investment will create approximately 30 new jobs over the next five years. Nash was founded in 2021 and helps to connect merchants, distributors, […]
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SC Ports moves into growth phase after year of cost-cutting
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — South Carolina Ports has finished phase one of its comeback plan and is now in phase two, President and CEO Micah Mallace said Tuesday at the State of the Port address at the Charleston Area Convention Center. Port leaders, shippers, ocean carriers, maritime partners...
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Charleston celebrates new affordable townhomes under Project 3500
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Lifelong dreams of homeownership became reality for a group of first-time buyers moving into 10 new affordable townhomes on Juniper Street in West Ashley, part of the city of Charleston’s long-term push to expand affordable housing. The homes are a small piece of Mayor...
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Charleston port chief says recovery underway, but more work must be done
NORTH CHARLESTON — With the promise of a 6% increase in containerized cargo already on the books and a better financial footing to build on, the South Carolina State Ports Authority is now in the second phase of a three-part comeback plan that will restore its competitiveness in the South Atlantic region, its president reported. […]
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Ridgeville Growth Plan Could Hit New Homeowners With $750 Yearly Road Fee
Ridgeville Industrial Campus — Reported Site Of Walmart Distribution Center. New homeowners moving into Ridgeville could soon pay a dedicated yearly fee starting at $750 to help cover $34.36 million in road improvements, under a proposed Residential Improvement District that would stretch across roughly 1,533 acres in and around the town. Dorchester County Council was scheduled to consider a resolution outlining the district and take up the first reading of an ordinance to establish it, according to a report dated Monday.
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TowneBank Adds Scott Sharp as Charleston Market Executive
TowneBank and Dogwood State Bank, a division of TowneBank, recently announced Scott Sharp as market executive to lead banking operations in Charleston. His industry experience and recognition enhance the bank’s ability to serve individuals and businesses that call Charleston home. Sharp brings over two decades of financial industry experience...
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New Orleans-based biotech company lured to SC as first for MUSC lab
The company name was deliberately chosen from West African lore: Obatala, the god who shaped the human body. And the New Orleans biotech firm is determined to see that their human-based research lab materials accurately reflect the true makeup of the American populace. Obatala Sciences is the first of what...
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What is being built at Ashley Landing in Charleston, SC, the shopping center that began as Ashley Plaza mall?
When Ashley Plaza Mall in Charleston, South Carolina, was dedicated in 1972, its new corridors ran on a single level under skylights, lined with small shops. Condon's, the department store from downtown, had doors right onto that concourse, and so did Edward's 5 & 10. After the 1972 dedication, General...
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New vision forming at SC outdoor apparel company
A well-known South Carolina outdoor apparel company got a new leader last year and with his experience at Nike and Burton Snowboards, we thought we’d check in to see what his plans are. Mike Switzer interviews Bryan Johnston, president of Huk Fishing and Nomad Outdoors in Charleston, SC. TRANSCRIPT:
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25-acre estate on island near Charleston lists at $11.9 million. See it to believe it
Think about this. A waterfront residence being built amid centuries-old live oaks on Wadmalaw Island near Charleston. Twenty-five undeveloped acres with a barndominium — that would be a luxury residence that takes its inspiration from what the broker called “a traditional agricultural structure,” aka a barn like none you’ve likely seen before. It has a chef’s kitchen, living areas, bedrooms and an expansive covered porch overlooking a private two-acre pond. It’s a “fully completed residence while construction continues on the property’s main waterfront home,” broker Mary Lou Wertz of Maison Real Estate said. Located at 4825 Retriever Road , the asking price is $11,933,000. The property is known as Heaven on Earth and is in Rosebank Estates. The property is protected with a conservation easement. Fully solar, top-tier amenities Cobb Architects of Charleston designed the main home, which will include floor-to-ceiling windows, a private primary wing and an extensive solar energy system, five Tesla Powerwalls, an estate-wide Generac generator, reverse-osmosis water purification with 750 gallons of storage and a solar-powered gated Corten steel entrance. Meaning it is self-sufficient. The first floor of the barndominium has a commercial-quality workout area, climate-controlled storage and workspace, a dog wash and space for vehicles,