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The Charleston Place Closes Three Restaurants, to Be Reimagined
As BHC, the hospitality company helmed by Ben Navarro, reenvisions The Charleston Place, which it purchased several years ago, the updates are continuing apace. “At The Charleston Place, a redesigned club level, an upgraded rooftop pool and garden bar, refreshed guest rooms and resort-style amenities have been added with the goal of making the hotel a ‘destination’ rather than just a place to stay,” says coverage by the Post and Courier.
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Openhour: Building ‘AI Employees’ That Give Business Owners Their Hours Back
Openhour, a Charleston-based business, founded by Aaron Gallo and Evan Camire, prides itself on helping companies implement AI systems and integrations. Before its formation, Gallo and Camire both embarked on their own entrepreneurial journeys before colliding into a business partnership. They didn’t just like ideas; they liked building systems that worked.
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Gwynn’s on King opens with a nod to the historic shoe now a part of its story
CHARLESTON — Earlier this summer, Madison Simon shared a story with The Post and Courier how contractors found a mysterious, antique woman's shoe in the ceiling of her new store while renovating it. Local historians believed it belonged to the original building owners who hid it to ward off evil. The very day the article published, Simon was at a wedding in France, slipped in her own set of high heels and severely broke her wrist.
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City of Charleston proposes $1M deal for private dock ownership
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The City of Charleston is proposing a new deal, one officials call a compromise to a 20-year-long discourse. The Longborough dock is currently owned by the Longborough Homeowners Association, so it’s closed off to the public and nearby neighbors in the upper peninsula. The...
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Charleston’s “Sword Gate House” Hits the Market at a Record Price
The wrought iron gates at 32 Legare Street have long been a landmark in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. Designed by renowned ironworker Christopher Werner and installed in 1849, they bear an ornate motif that inspired a lasting nickname: the Sword Gate House. But they are just the start of the spectacular history of the property that lies behind them, which is currently on the market for $35 million and could become the most expensive residence ever sold in the Holy City.