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Third-party transportation provider to expand Charleston County operations

Red Lab Logistics, a third-party transportation provider, is investing $4.9 million into its Charleston County facility. The expansion will create 108 jobs. Red Lab specializes in moving fresh produce and perishable goods for various customers throughout the U.S. and Canada. Located in Mount Pleasant, the expansion will result in a headquarters to advance services for the company's customers.

Charleston County, SC · 18h

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This Charleston Bookstore Has a Wine Bar, Free Lectures, and 1-Cent Candy

The menu at Philosophers & Fools, an independent bookstore and bar in downtown Charleston's historic Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood, tells you pretty much all you need to know. A glass of Langhe Nebbiolo from Piedmont, $17. An orange wine from Uruguay, $14, because the owners always keep one on the list. A cheese plate from Counter Cheesemongers, served with pickled okra, $12. Popcorn, $1. Swedish Fish, a penny apiece.

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Marine Corps veteran celebrates new North Charleston home on Veterans Day

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A Lowcountry Marine Corps veteran celebrated a major milestone on Veterans Day as Charleston Habitat for Humanity dedicated a new home in her honor, helping turn her dream of homeownership into a reality. Tiffany McGirt, who served 10 years in the Marine Corps and now works at the Ralph H. […]

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StormTeam 3: Coldest days since March coming to the Coastal Empire, Lowcountry

A blast of cold air will send temperatures tumbling Friday through and much of next week.

Savannah, GA · 1d

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Developers envision new street layout that would open up Charleston’s waterfront at Union Pier

CHARLESTON — The stretch of East Bay Street, just north of Market Street, looked and felt different on Nov. 12. A watercolor painting spanned three stories high, simulating the trees that could be planted and the sky that could be visible if the red-brick building wasn't so close to the intersection.

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Democrats and Republicans Unite for 'Soft Launch' of Mayor William Cogswell’s Reelection Campaign

Democrats and Republicans came together Wednesday night for the soft launch of Mayor William Cogswell’s 2027 reelection campaign, raising more than $25,000 at an event hosted by Democratic strategist Tyler Jones. The crowd included members of Charleston County Council and Charleston City Council, as well as former Gov. and...

Charleston, SC · 22h

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Trident, Summerville hospitals ranked among top 50 in U.S. for surgical care

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Healthgrades ranked Trident Hospital and Summerville Hospital, both part of HCA Healthcare, among the top 50 in the country for surgical care. The ranking places both facilities among the top 5% of surgery centers in the country. Jane Appleby, chief medical officer for HCA Healthcare...

Summerville, SC · 2d

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First families could move into 50-home affordable housing development on Johns Island by summer 2027

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Six families could receive the keys to their new homes as early as next summer as Sea Island Habitat for Humanity moves forward with plans to build 50 affordable homes on Johns Island. The development, known as Sweetgrass Preserve, will sit on approximately 30 acres...

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‘They never had a chance to see their monument. You’re giving them something special’: Charleston Honor Flight looks to take off

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston Honor Flight is working to bring a trip of a lifetime to the Lowcountry. Across the country, these honor flights bring veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorials built in their honor, but none have taken off from the Lowcountry, and the nonprofit organization is looking to change that.

Charleston, SC · 2d

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North Charleston, SC · 2d

Students to explore skilled trades at North Charleston career fair

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – High school students interested in skilled trades and workforce careers can connect with local employers and try hands-on equipment at a career fair in North Charleston on Thursday. Louis Smith, executive director of the Community Resource Center, said students from at least three Charleston County School District high schools are […]

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Microsoft outage still affecting Outlook, 365 apps; some service restored

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Microsoft is still dealing with a global outage that began Thursday afternoon, with Outlook, 365 and other apps down. Microsoft said it is extending the outage to 48 hours, according to CNN. The company said it is extending the deadline to protect messages while it works to restore service. In a statement, Microsoft said it is “seeing improvements in key scenarios, including mailbox access and delayed email processing, though some intermittent issues may continue.”

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M. Dumas and Sons Announces Black Friday Weekend Sale

’Tis the season for holiday shopping, and M. Dumas and Sons is giving Charleston shoppers a reason to check a few gifts off their lists with 30% off storewide from Black Friday through Cyber Monday, Nov. 27-30. The sale will be available at both M. Dumas and Sons locations —...

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12 South Carolina Bookstores With The Best Mood For Fall Reading

One used bookstore in South Carolina helped start a young adult book festival that brings famous authors to town each November. A bookshop did that. I still love how wild that sounds. The surprises keep coming. One shop on this list began life as a bookmobile on wheels. Another sells...

South Carolina · 1d

USC Trojans On SI

USC Basketball’s Big Three Continues to Surge Ahead of South Carolina

The USC Trojans' trio of guards made a statement against College of Charleston, building momentum ahead of Sunday's matchup with No. 1 South Carolina.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Exclusive: Southern Living launches its own sweet tea brand

Southern Living, a lifestyle magazine published by People Inc., is launching its own sweet tea brand called "Sweet Talk," representing the publisher's first owned and produced consumer packaged good company. Why it matters: People Inc., one of the largest content publishers in America, is leaning into new revenue lines across commerce, events and licensing across its portfolio to help offset AI-driven changes to open web traffic. Zoom in: The launch of "Sweet Talk" is a milestone for Southern Living as the first product the brand owns and develops itself. "This is not a licensing deal. This is our product. We have developed the recipe," Southern Living editor-in-chief Sid Evans told Axios. Evans said the tea is less sugary than alternative products, comprising of a half-sweetened and half-unsweetened blend. It was created using ingredients from the South, and will be packaged and distributed there, he said. People Inc. hired beverage industry veteran Jeana Harrington to lead the product effort. Between the lines: The brand will debut the new tea this weekend at People Inc.'s Food & Wine Classic in Charleston, South Carolina. A retail rollout across stores in Alabama and Florida will begin next spring, followed by a broader rollout in

Charleston, SC · 2d

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Beemok Capital invests millions in Lowcountry entrepreneurs

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Local entrepreneurs are getting a major boost after Beemok Capital and its partners awarded nearly $4 million in investments during the second annual Catalyst competition in downtown Charleston. Twelve finalists presented their business ideas to a panel of investors Thursday, hoping to secure funding to help take their companies to the […]

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From last-minute entry to Pizza Grand Champion: Charleston pizzeria looks to win international title

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A Charleston-area pizza maker is bringing home some national recognition after earning a first-place finish in one of the country’s major pizza competitions. Mike Pitera, owner and operator of Pizza a Modo Mio, took first place in the “Pizza in the Pan” division at the 2026 Galbani Professionale Pizza Cup, held […]

Charleston, SC · 22h

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Food Lion in Moncks Corner launches grocery pickup service

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCBD) – The Moncks Corner Food Lion says it is making grocery shopping even more convenient with the launch of Food Lion To Go. This new service now gives local customers the option to shop online and pick up their groceries. The store also said it is welcoming its new Store Manager, […]

Moncks Corner, SC · 18h

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Santa Returns to the Holiday Festival of Lights

This year’s Holiday Festival of Lights is here, and Santa Claus will be at the festival each night from Nov. 13 through Dec. 23. In addition to visiting Santa during the light show at James Island County Park, Charleston County Parks offers several ways to see him during daytime hours.

Charleston County, SC · 1d

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Dolphins, Sharks, and Hidden Wildlife: Exploring South Carolina’s Salt Marshes with Captain Robert Hopkins

The post Dolphins, Sharks, and Hidden Wildlife: Exploring South Carolina's Salt Marshes with Captain Robert Hopkins appeared first on A-Z Animals. Just beyond the beaches of Charleston, South Carolina, lies an extraordinary world where dolphins launch themselves onto muddy banks to catch fish, bald eagles steal meals from unsuspecting ospreys, and strange creatures lurk beneath the surface of winding tidal creeks.