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South Carolina’s Family-Owned Department Store Returned to Charleston After 12 Years With Discounts Up to 70%

Brand-name clothes, shoes, and home decor at up to 70 percent off department store prices. That promise got a whole lot closer for Lowcountry shoppers when a beloved family-run store came back after a long time away. The company has deep roots in South Carolina. It sells workwear, activewear, purses,...

North Charleston, SC · 4d
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Food Lion Expands North Charleston Footprint With New Store Planned for 2027

A supermarket chain is expanding its footprint in North Charleston. Food Lion will join Planet Fitness as a co-anchor tenant at Festival Centre, located at 5101 Ashley Phosphate Rd., according to The Post and Courier. Woodlock Capital, the property owner of Festival Centre, expressed excitement about Food Lion joining the...

North Charleston, SC · 3d
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Charleston port truck drivers report progress after work stoppage, but concerns remain

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A group representing truck drivers who halted operations at the South Carolina Ports Authority last week says progress has been made following a work stoppage over pay and safety concerns. Coalition 18, a local support and advocacy group for port truck drivers, said a temporary fuel and recovery bonus took […]

Charleston, 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...

Charleston, SC · 22h
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CSU aircraft involved in ‘runway excursion’ at Summerville airport

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A Charleston Southern University flight training aircraft had a “runway excursion” at the Summerville airport Wednesday, the university said. The term runway excursion is used when an aircraft veers off or overruns a runway, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Such incidents most commonly occur during takeoff or landing.

Summerville, SC · 1d

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Berkeley Electric outage map reports customers without power Friday morning

Over 2,500 customers were without power Friday morning due to multiple outages in the area. Berkeley Electric's outage map states 2,513 customers were left in the dark. There was no word on when the power might be restored for customers affected.

Berkeley County, SC · 10h

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Blackwells Outpost to Launch Saturday Market Series in Hanahan on Nov. 28

Blackwells Outpost, the open-air hangout just down Yeamans Hall Road from Blackwells Corner, Hanahan's future town center, is launching a recurring weekend market series called Blackwells Saturday Market. The market will take place every couple of months, featuring local makers, small shops, vintage vendors, live music and food trucks, alongside...

Hanahan, SC · 1d

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: South Carolina commercial construction projects underway

Corner Pantry is adding a fifth Camden-area location. Charleston projects include two office upfits and a Citadel renovation. First Baptist Spartanburg is undertaking a $32 million expansion. The Spartanburg project includes 60,000 square feet of new construction. Under Construction is a roundup of some of the recent and ongoing commercial...

Charleston, SC · 5h

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The Children’s Place is closing, liquidating all SC stores after filing for bankruptcy

A children’s apparel retailer with hundreds of stores across North America — including 11 in South Carolina — has begun closing shops after filing for bankruptcy protection. Flyers on The Children’s Place’s website and in store windows, such as the shop at Tanger Outlets in North Charleston, highlight liquidation sales, with 30 to 60 percent off online and in-store. “All stores closing,” the website says. The retailer sells children, toddler and baby apparel. The company sought protection from creditors Nov. 8 in New Jersey, according to a written statement. The Children’s Place’s headquarters...

South Carolina · 1d

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Carnes Crossroads Expands With New Townhomes, More Housing Options

One of South Carolina's fastest-growing master-planned communities is expanding its housing options, introducing new townhomes and additional single-family homes as demand continues to grow for its unique farm-centered lifestyle. The post Carnes Crossroads Expands With New Townhomes, More Housing Options first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .

Goose Creek, SC · 2d

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Red Lab Logistics Expands Charleston County Operations

Red Lab Logistics (Red Lab), a third-party logistics provider, has announced it is expanding its operations in Charleston County. The company’s $4.9 million investment will create 108 new jobs. Red Lab specializes in moving fresh produce and perishable goods for a wide array of customers throughout the U.S. and...

Charleston County, SC · 1d

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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 […]

Charleston, SC · 20h

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Goose Creek Residents Get Tax Break as Council Weighs $96M Budget Tonight

Goose Creek homeowners are poised to pay less in city taxes under a new budget the City Council was scheduled to vote on Tuesday night, with city officials crediting new business-license revenue for the break even as the overall spending plan grows larger than last year's. According to Live 5...

Goose Creek, SC · 2d

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Proposed $67B Dominion-NextEra merger prompts North Charleston customers to weigh in

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Dominion Energy customers packed a meeting in North Charleston on Thursday night to weigh in on a proposed $67 billion merger between Dominion and NextEra Energy, raising concerns about whether the deal is fair and what it could mean for electric bills in South Carolina.

North Charleston, SC · 17h

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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 · 1d

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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 · 4d

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Coffee shop in St. George to close its doors after 6 years

DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – Edisto & Co. Coffee in St. George announced on social media that it is closing its doors after 6 years. “Six years of early mornings, lonnnnng days, laughter, lessons, friendships and more coffee than we could ever count. We’ve been through just about everything a small business can go through, […]

St George, SC · 1d

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Charleston finalizes franchise agreement with Dominion that updates process for burying power lines

CHARLESTON — The city has officially passed an agreement with utility companies which, among other things, lays out processes for Dominion Energy South Carolina to continue burying power lines. City Council on Nov. 10 approved franchise agreements with Dominion and Berkeley Electric Cooperative, which will provide services to Charleston...

Charleston, SC · 2d

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South Carolina Island Farm Stand Keeps an Old-Fashioned Tradition Alive With Homemade Pies

A whole refrigerator full of homemade pies waits at the end of a sandy dirt road. Key lime, pecan, banana cream. All of them sit inside a weathered little produce stand shaded by moss-draped oaks. I like how unbothered this place feels. The building looks like it hasn’t changed in...

South Carolina · 5d