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Murder charges dropped after 3 men convicted of armed robbery in 2021 Johns Island double homicide

JOHNS ISLAND — Murder charges against three men were dropped after each was convicted of armed robbery years after they were implicated in connection to the fatal shootings of two 24-year-olds in a shed. The case came to a close Nov. 5 after two of the three defendants pleaded guilty. No one has been found culpable in the deaths of Taiwan Green and Ravin Smalls Jr. Green and Smalls were found with gunshot wounds inside a shed at 1104 Bethlehem Court on July 20, 2021. The county coroner pronounced both dead at the scene, according to a criminal arrest affidavit. Charleston police detectives fou...

Charleston, SC · 2d

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Five Guys Bringing Its Famous Burgers and Fries to James Island

A popular national burger chain is preparing to open a new location on James Island, giving residents another fast-casual dining option close to home. Five Guys is making its way to James Island, with a new restaurant planned for 1739 Maybank Highway, Suite V, at James Island Center, near the intersection of Maybank Highway and Folly Road.

Charleston, SC · 2d

The Post and Courier

Jack’s Diner opens in former Jack’s Cafe space in downtown Charleston

CHARLESTON — Jack’s Diner, inspired by the former local staple Jack’s Cafe, has opened in the same building that housed the renowned restaurant. As reported by The Post and Courier in August, the new stewards of the 41 George St. property, Chaz Wendel and Tyler Hunt of next-door Legend Deli, acquired it with the intention of bringing Jack’s Cafe back, though under a different, but similar, name. The new restaurant’s menu echoes that of the original, featuring classic American diner staples. Menu items include biscuits and gravy, steak and eggs, meatloaf, and burgers and sandwiches, among other...

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Charleston completes $198 million drainage project along Crosstown

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston city leaders celebrated the completion of the city’s largest stormwater project, an approximately $198 million effort more than two decades in the making. The U.S. 17 Spring/Fishburne Drainage Improvement Project includes the William Dudley Gregorie Pump Station, which can move 360,000 gallons of...

The Post and Courier

Officials celebrate completing one of Charleston’s largest flood mitigation projects

Leaders, employees, contractors and community members gathered Nov. 9 in front of the new, fully functional William Dudley Gregorie Pump Station to celebrate the completion of the Spring-Fishburne Drainage project. While not as overtly flashy as the city’s proposed $1.3 billion Battery Extension, the drainage project has been among the most expensive and intensive flood-mitigation projects the city has undertaken to date. It hasn’t always been smooth sailing, as the project was plagued by pandemic-induced supply chain issues, cost overruns and labor shortages. With those issues in the rearview...

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Work stoppage by Charleston Rapid Rail drivers regarding pay and safety concerns

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Nearly 130 drivers and 15 carrier companies responsible for moving shipping containers between Charleston’s marine terminals and rail yards halted work Monday, citing pay concerns and safety risks. The work stoppage affected more than half of the roughly 200 drivers who transport vital cargo between local port facilities, according to […]

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This South Carolina Bakery Is Packed With Pastries Worth The Drive

Welton’s Tiny Bakeshop started in a space smaller than 1,000 square feet. In 2026, the Charleston bakery earned a James Beard Award nomination for Outstanding Bakery, a big milestone for a shop with “tiny” in its name. Naturally leavened pastries are a specialty here, and the menu...

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The Rescue After the Rescue

When animals are removed from a neglectful situation, the rescue doesn’t end when they walk through the shelter doors. In many ways, that is where the next chapter begins. Earlier this summer, Charleston Animal Society found itself taking in animals from a Mount Pleasant home as part of an ongoing animal welfare investigation. The circumstances surrounding the case are still being handled through the legal system, but for the animals involved, their needs don’t wait for a court date.

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Cut utility lines from Main Rd./US 17 project leaves her without internet for two months

JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. — It's an enormous undertaking. The Main road/US 17 construction project is aimed at relieving severe congestion. It's a much needed project, but its causing a major headache for one woman who’s been left without internet and phone service for almost two months. Marlene Jett...

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Mount Pleasant leaders consider future land use of popular recreation facilities

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) — Mount Pleasant leaders are weighing changes that could protect a popular community green space owned by Trident Academy while still allowing the school to pursue future growth opportunities. Trident Academy owns the property, which includes sports fields, playgrounds and open green space that have been available for public use for […]

Mt Pleasant, SC · 18h

mountpleasantmagazine.com

Amy Rogers: Building a Boutique Real Estate Brand on the Charleston Coast

For Amy Rogers, success in real estate has always been about more than selling homes. It is about understanding a community, building relationships and delivering a level of service that earns trust long after the closing table. As owner and broker-in-charge of Crown Coast Properties, Amy has grown from selling...

Charleston, SC · 2d

abcnews4.com

Charleston leaders consider higher parking fines for violations

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston drivers who overstay at parking meters, linger too long in residential districts or park illegally in disabled spaces could soon face higher fines as city leaders weigh whether current penalties are too low to change behavior. The issue was discussed at the city’s Traffic...

Charleston, SC · 18h

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Veterans Day 2026: Free Meals, Discounts and Special Offers Across Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester Counties

CHARLESTON, S.C. — November 9, 2026. Veterans Day arrives Wednesday, November 11, and communities throughout the Lowcountry are preparing to recognize the men and women who have served our country. For veterans, active-duty military personnel, reservists and their families, the day offers opportunities to enjoy complimentary meals, take advantage...

Berkeley County, SC · 2d

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Prescribed burn planned near Moncks Corner; smoke may be visible in Berkeley County

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – Residents near Moncks Corner may see or smell smoke Tuesday as the South Carolina Forestry Commission conducts a prescribed burn in Berkeley County. According to the agency, crews plan to burn roughly 300 acres off Highway 6 near Moncks Corner as part of a site preparation project. Officials said the […]

Berkeley County, SC · 1d

The Post and Courier

North Charleston, SC · 8h

A year in, Boeing SC shows progress on 787 expansion

A supply-chain hitch isn’t holding back Boeing South Carolina’s expansion The planemaker said it lifted the final steel beam into place at its new 787 final assembly building on Oct. 30, less than a year breaking ground on the $1 billion investment. The company posted a video of the “topping off” milestone on X. Boeing marked the start of the project on Nov, 7. 2025, under plan to build 14 or more 787 Dreamliners a month in North Charleston and reduce a growing backlog that’s just shy of 1,200 planes, according to new figures released Nov. 10. “What began as a plan on paper, is fast becoming a...

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Charleston nonprofit turns cargo containers into homes for veterans

CHARLESTON — As the cost of living rises and puts financial pressure on Americans, including those who served their country, one Lowcountry organization is working to ensure veterans have a place to call home. The Patriot Housing Project, a subsidiary of the Tri-Country Veterans Support Network, has paired veterans...

The Lowcountry, SC · 8h

charlestondaily.net

Charleston Concert Guide: November & December 2026

As the holiday season approaches, Charleston’s live music calendar is filling up with an impressive lineup of touring musicians, nationally recognized performers, local favorites and returning Lowcountry artists. From major performances at historic downtown theaters to intimate shows at neighborhood music venues, November and December offer plenty of opportunities...

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South Carolina Freeze Threat: Lows Near 32° This Weekend

Sunday morning brings the greatest concern, with temperatures near freezing away from the coast.

South Carolina · 2d

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