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A New Charleston Memorial Honors 9 Lives Lost—And Gives 1 Son Hope That His Mother Will Never Be Forgotten

A few weeks ago, Chris Singleton’s nine-year-old son CJ was wearing one of his dad’s old baseball caps when he noticed something. Written inside the hat his dad wore while playing baseball for Charleston Southern University more than a decade prior were two phrases: “RIP Ma” and “TGBTG” (To God Be The Glory).

Charleston, SC · 21h

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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

The Post and Courier

Young dolphin rescued in SC creek after 3 other marine mammals found dead

RIDGELAND — Officials rescued a dolphin stuck on a sandbar in a tidal creek on Knowles Island Road, marking the latest incident in a string of marine mammal strandings over an 11-day period. Volunteers with the Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network guided the animal — a young bottlenose dolphin — back to open water the night of Nov. 8, according to a news release from the organization. “The team worked to keep the dolphin upright and its skin wet while awaiting the incoming tide,” the release said. “As water levels rose, volunteers safely guided the animal off the sandbar and back into open water.”...

South Carolina · 2d

eatitandlikeit.com

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3rd Annual Food and Wine Classic Opens in Charleston

Far be it from me to not look for any excuse to return to Charleston. I arrived on Friday for (officially) day 2 of the third annual Food & Wine Classic in Charleston. Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure and Southern Living host it, with Explore Charleston presenting. It feels like a friendly downtown takeover, with events spread across some of the Lowcountry’s most beautiful venues, and restaurants.

Charleston, SC · 13h

The Post and Courier

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

WSAV News 3

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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

live5news.com

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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North Charleston, SC · 2d

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. […]

The Berkeley Observer

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‘Celebrate The Season’ Returns to Moncks Corner With Dazzling Lights, New Laser Show

One of Berkeley County's most beloved holiday traditions is returning for its 16th year, bringing thousands of twinkling lights, festive activities and a brand-new laser show to Moncks Corner. The post ‘Celebrate The Season’ Returns to Moncks Corner With Dazzling Lights, New Laser Show first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .

Moncks Corner, SC · 2d

abcnews4.com

Parents raise concern after a handgun confiscated at Macedonia Middle School

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — A handgun was confiscated at Macedonia Middle School on Tuesday, Nov. 10, after school administrators received a report that a student might have a weapon on campus, Berkeley County School District officials said. The district said it notified staff and parents by email, text...

Berkeley County, SC · 2d

Charleston City Paper

New bike-ped bridge on track for summer 2027 completion

Ashley River Crossing, the long-awaited bike-pedestrian bridge spanning the Ashley River between downtown Charleston’s hospital district and West Ashley, is getting closer to completion, with elements starting to appear over the water. “It has felt excellent,” said Charleston City Council member Ben D’Allesandro, whose district includes the downtown end...

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The Post and Courier

Steeplechase of Charleston continues rich history of Lowcountry horse racing 40 years after rebirth

HOLLYWOOD — A crowd of thousands craned their necks to see the field clear the last jump. Jockeys guided their horses as they thundered down the grassy home stretch of a new track in a new housing development near a historic battle site. Jibaku, a dark-brown gelding, bested Kalakoe by a nose to claim the inaugural Charleston Cup at the New Ascot Course at The Plantation at Stono Ferry. Around 7,500 people reportedly attended the first official steeplechase race staged in the Charleston area in more than a century. That was in November 1986. The revived racing history and culture that once was ...

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Flight training aircraft involved in runway excursion at Summerville Airport

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – An aircraft used in Charleston Southern University’s aeronautics flight training program was involved in a runway excursion at Summerville Airport on Wednesday night. No injuries were reported. Jenna Johnson, a spokesperson for the university, said Charleston Southern is working with the appropriate parties to review the circumstances surrounding the incident. The […]

Summerville, SC · 1d

live5news.com

A joint degree with a bigger mission: Charleston institutions team up to put more nurses at South Carolina’s bedside

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Two Charleston institutions are joining forces to train more nurses in South Carolina, giving students a new way to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing while experiencing four years of traditional college life. The College of Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina...

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‘A Salute to Our Veterans’: Dorchester County hosts Veterans Day ceremony

DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – On Veterans Day, November 11, 2026, Dorchester County came together in Summerville to host its annual “A Salute to Our Veterans” ceremony. The ceremony was hosted by Dorchester County Veterans Affairs and honored local veterans with a special presentation recognizing those who served in the Korean War. “To every veteran […]

Dorchester County, SC · 2d

abcnews4.com

Charleston Classic expands into two-day festival at Johns Island County Park this weekend

JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. — The Charleston Classic, a staple of the Southeast disc golf scene for nearly three decades, is expanding into a public festival weekend this year at Johns Island County Park, with live music, food and drinks, art, vendors, lawn games and camping alongside tournament play. The...

Charleston, SC · 20h

live5news.com

‘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

scbiz.com

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 · 18h

holycitysinner.com

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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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 […]