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New urgent care center opens in Goose Creek

GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCBD) – Prisma Health Urgent Care has opened a new location in Goose Creek. The new clinic, near Walmart and the Crowfield Village shopping area, is now accepting patients and is open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. seven days a week. “As the southern Berkely County area continues to grow, access […]

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The ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ is reopening. And a Charleston brewery is celebrating it with a new beer.

CHARLESTON — The developers of Magnolia Landing have announced the “Bridge to Nowhere” will reopen — and Edmund's Oast Brewery has crafted a new beer to mark the occasion. The bridge, also known as “Graffiti Bridge,” may not have a street address, but the swath of cement located near 1419 Petty St. in Charleston’s Neck Area between the Ashley River and Interstate 26 is familiar to many. The popular pedestrian bridge leads toward the future site of Magnolia Landing, and since February has been blocked off to the public with “No Trespassing” signs posted behind barricades. But Highland Resources...

Charleston, SC · 3d

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'Spirit Christmas' to open Charleston, S.C. location

CHARLESTON S.C., (WPDE) — From the same folks who brought you Spirit Halloween, it's Spirit Christmas - in South Carolina. Spirit Christmas, a pop-up shop and decor store from the same company as Spirit Halloween, is opening its flagship South Carolina location in Charleston, according to its website. The...

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Charleston County Voters Oust Longtime Probate Judge Irv Condon for Tamara Curry

Charleston County voters have picked Democrat Tamara Cunningham Curry to be their next probate judge, replacing Republican Irv Condon, who had held the office since 1994. A later results snapshot showed Curry with nearly 55 percent of the vote to Condon's 45 percent, with nearly 97 percent of precincts reporting.

Charleston County, SC · 3d

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You’ll Want To Arrive Early At This South Carolina Bakery Before The Donuts Sell Out

There’s a bakery in Summerville, South Carolina where the donuts disappear faster than your motivation to eat healthy ever did. DonutMakes is the kind of place that turns ordinary Tuesday mornings into something worth getting out of bed for. Let’s start with a truth that most of us already...

Summerville, SC · 1d

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Proposed reform bill could threaten South Carolina historic sites

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A proposed reform bill could threaten historic sites across South Carolina, according to the Preservation Society of Charleston. The society says the bill could come up for a vote in the U.S. Senate on November 9, 2026. The organization, along with others, has called on South Carolina’s governor and U.S. senators […]

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3M agrees to $7.35 billion settlement in PFAS injury litigation led in part by Charleston attorneys

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – 3M has agreed to pay $7.35 billion to resolve thousands of personal injury claims tied to PFAS contamination from firefighting foam, marking one of the largest settlements in the long-running nationwide litigation overseen in federal court in Charleston. The company announced this week that it reached a broad resolution of personal […]

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"To eulogize Daddy is to leave something out" Alex Sanders funeral draws hundreds

Hundreds of people turned out for a funeral Thursday at Trinity Cathedral celebrating the life of the many-sided Alex Sanders, masterful storyteller and lawyer, prankster, former chief judge of the S.C. Court of Appeals and ex-president of the College of Charleston. Sanders had so many dimensions that Trinity’s head priest, Dean Cameron Nations, said at the outset of his 10-minute homily that there were not going to be any eulogies because Zoe Sanders, Alex’s daughter, had told him, “To eulogize Daddy is to leave something out.” Sanders died last week of natural causes at the age of 88. Instead of eulogies, the Easter-based service was drawn from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer, with prayers, scripture readings and traditional hymns like “Nearer my God to Thee,” “For all the saints,” and “Joyful, joyful we adore thee” from Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. The one personal touch in the hourlong service was the Appalachian-type gospel tune that Alex Sanders had wanted at his funeral — “I’ll Fly Away.” It was sung by two females, an alto and a sorprano, from Charleston backed up by a mandolin and guitar. “Some bright morning when this life is over / I’ll fly away / To that

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'We’re moving rapidly;' city updates Lowcounty Lowline timeline, expected opening by 2028

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — After nearly a decade of planning, Charleston’s long-awaited Lowcountry Lowline project is moving through construction, with city officials expecting the public to get access to the linear park by the beginning of 2028. The Lowcountry Lowline will transform a 1.7-mile abandoned railway corridor in...

Charleston, SC · 1d

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Charleston road closures set for Sunday’s annual Veterans Day parade

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Charleston police will close some downtown roads Sunday for the annual Veterans Day parade. The parade will begin at Concord and Market Streets at 10 a.m., take East Bay Street, and end on Broad Street near Colonial Lake. Staging for the parade begins on Concord and Pritchard Street between North Market […]

Charleston, SC · 1d

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Plans to modernize the North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center are in the early stage

NORTH CHARLESTON — Upgrades are coming to the city’s venues that host top-performing artists, symphony orchestras and the ECHL’s South Carolina Stingrays hockey team. In the project’s early stage, officials have not determined specific improvements or a timeline. The North Charleston Coliseum, a 13,000-seat arena, opened in 1993, followed by the 2,300-seat Performing Arts Center and the 77,000-square-foot Charleston Area Convention Center in 1999. The entire city-owned property — officially known as the Bourne-Summey City Center Complex — hosts around 800 events annually. Last year, city offic...

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Harmony at West Ashley settles wrongful death lawsuit after woman suffered pressure sores

CHARLESTON — A West Ashley memory care facility has settled a wrongful death lawsuit after a patient died after developing pressure sores, according to court records. Judy Black, 75, had been a resident of Harmony at West Ashley beginning April 19, 2024, after being admitted for a dementia-related illness. In the ensuing weeks, a lawsuit alleged, a lack of staffing led her to develop pressure sores. In general, the suit filed in 2025 accused the facility of not having enough staff and failing to plan the care of Black. She died on Sept. 20, 2024, according to an obituary. The amount and terms ...

Charleston, SC · 22h

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Voting machine errors, provisional ballot dispute emerged at Berkeley County precinct

State Representative JA Moore, D-Charleston, says two separate issues affected voters at the Howe Hall polling location in Berkeley County during Tuesday’s election. Moore says a constituent contacted him on election morning to report an error with the voting machine. He says operational issues prevented the voting machine from properly reading eight voters' ballots.

Berkeley County, SC · 3d

The Post and Courier

Mount Pleasant townhomes listed for $2.7M are now open for tours

After a year of construction, a townhome community in Mount Pleasant is coming into focus. The first residences for Harkin on Coleman, aptly named for its location along Coleman Boulevard, are now open for private tours, offering the first chance to see the homes from the inside, Will Jenkinson with Carolina One New Homes said in a written statement. Harkin is a collection of 22 paired townhomes for sale — each connecting with just one neighboring home. The shared walls are positioned in the rear of the units along the guest rooms and garages. Priced from $2.7 million, the townhomes range from...

Mt Pleasant, SC · 22h

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Folly Beach Rewrites Shoreline Plan as Mayor Warns One Storm Could Change Everything

Folly Beach is in the middle of rewriting its Local Comprehensive Beach Management Plan, and this time residents are helping decide what goes in it. The update covers everything from erosion and public access to dune protection, wildlife and storm preparation, with the final version due to the state in 2027.

Folly Beach, SC · 1d

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Lily Pad Celebrates Largest Project to Date, Unveiling Six Trauma-Informed Spaces at Charleston County DSS

CHARLESTON, S.C. – Lily Pad: A Soft Place to Land, a nonprofit creating trauma-informed, welcoming spaces for children, victims of trauma and others experiencing crisis, celebrated its largest project to date: opening six new trauma-informed rooms at the Charleston County Department of Social Services (DSS). DSS State Director Tony Catone joined Lily Pad leaders, community partners, and volunteers for the ribbon cutting.

Charleston County, SC · 1d

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Officials replace 10 feet of sewer pipe in West Ashley after it breaks again

WEST ASHLEY, S.C. (WCIV) — Another sewer main break in West Ashley sent the smell of sewage into the air and allowed wastewater to reach nearby marsh waters, just weeks after a previous break in the same area. Charleston Water System officials said crews replaced a 10-foot segment of...

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Last weekend of Coastal Carolina Fair features concerts, rides and fair food

LADSON, S.C. (WCBD) – The Coastal Carolina Fair is heading into its final weekend, giving fairgoers a few last chances to enjoy live entertainment, rides, games, food, and exhibits before the event closes Sunday. Held at the Exchange Park Fairgrounds in Ladson, the annual fair features more than 60 rides, midway games, vendors and a […]

Ladson, SC · 1d

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Flags at South Carolina State House lowered in honor of former College of Charleston president Alex Sanders

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – Flags atop the South Carolina State House will fly at half-staff Thursday in honor of former College of Charleston president Alexander M. Sanders, Jr., who died Oct. 21 at the age of 88. Gov. Henry McMaster signed an executive order directing that the flags atop the State Capitol be lowered from […]

South Carolina · 2d

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