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The Post and Courier
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. Maybe it was a coincidence, she said with a laugh ahead of Gwynn's on King's opening Oct. 29, but maybe it was karma for unearthing the centuries-old shoe tucked awa...
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Keel opens new Yonges Island facility as part of $67 million investment, plans 170 jobs
YONGES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — A new facility on Yonges Island is expected to help strengthen the U.S. Navy’s shipbuilding efforts while bringing more manufacturing jobs to the Lowcountry. Keel celebrated the grand opening of its new Prep and Paint Facility Thursday, marking a milestone in the company’s...
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Charleston opens 10 affordable townhouses in West Ashley
Charleston opens 10 affordable homes in West Ashley. The city invested $3.7 million in Juniper Street Townhomes. The homes are part of Project 3500, which aims for 3,500 affordable units by 2032. Buyers qualify based on income and receive down payment assistance. Contributing to Project 3500, a city of Charleston...
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SC Ports CEO Address: Port Team Advances Growth Strategy
CHARLESTON, SC—OCT. 27, 2026—With a strategy for growth and renewed momentum, South Carolina Ports President and CEO Micah Mallace delivered his second State of the Port address today, calling upon the room of shippers, ocean carriers, maritime partners and elected leaders to drive the Port’s next chapter of growth.
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Charleston's Growing Beauty Scene and the Local Businesses Behind It
Charleston, South Carolina, has long been celebrated for its historic architecture, coastal charm, restaurants, and distinctive Southern culture. However, another part of the city's identity is attracting attention: its evolving beauty and personal care scene. Independent salons, skincare boutiques, wellness studios, and specialized beauty professionals are contributing to a market that reflects both traditional hospitality and modern consumer preferences.
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Ravenel Developer Skips 3,500 Homes, Caps Charles Towne Farms at 50 Estates
A developer near Ravenel had the green light to build up to 3,500 homes on a sprawling 3,100-acre property. Instead, Vic Mills and his team walked away from that density, placing most of the land into conservation easements and limiting the community, called Charles Towne Farms, to just 50 estate parcels.
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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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Proposed agreement could generate $60M over 20 years for undergrounding power lines in Charleston
CHARLESTON — A proposed agreement could generate roughly $60 million over the next 20 years for burying power lines underground, according to information shared during a special City Council meeting. Council member Mike Seekings had requested a meeting with Dominion Energy South Carolina and Berkeley Electric Cooperative before City...
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Charleston Delays Dominion Power-Line Deal Until Residents Get Answers
Charleston City Council passed a second reading of its new franchise agreement with Dominion Energy South Carolina this week, but held off on final approval so residents can get answers to lingering questions first. The council wants the public to weigh in on how the deal would fund burying power lines underground before members cast a final vote.
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First container for new Isuzu manufacturing facility arrives via SC Ports
South Carolina Ports Authority marked a milestone for Isuzu North America Corp. (Isuzu) this month, as the first container of production equipment for the manufacturer's new U.S. production base arrived via the Port of Charleston. Isuzu is a manufacturer of automobiles. The company selected Greenville County to expand U.S. production...