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Neighbors cite traffic and tree loss concerns as planners review design for 350 Grand Oaks Boulevard

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — City leaders are weighing conceptual approval for 350 Grand Oaks Boulevard, a proposed development in West Ashley that would bring 348 apartments and 33 townhomes to the area. Neighbors raise concerns about development. Some nearby residents said they are familiar with rapid expansion in the...

Charleston, SC · 8d
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North Charleston shipyard seizes gambling boat. Plus, intermittent outages hit SC Votes site.

A Florida gambling boat was seized by a North Charleston shipyard over nearly $800,000 in unpaid repairs. South Carolina's Election Commission website experienced intermittent outages on Election Day as voters rushed to check their registration status and sample ballots. An organic baby food company co-founded by actress Jennifer Garner has recalled toddler snacks sold at major retailers nationwide.

North Charleston, SC · 7d
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Mount Pleasant seeks public input on Mill Tract Basin drainage project

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — Residents can view and comment on the town’s plans for the Mill Tract Basin Drainage project at a public meeting Wednesday night. Residents across Mount Pleasant have faced flooding or drainage issues for years. The town is focusing on one of its largest drainage...

Mt Pleasant, SC · 6d
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Long Island firm breaks ground on South Carolina rental project

Crest Group is developing 250 rental homes on 17 acres. The $50 million project includes townhomes and apartments. Amenities include a clubhouse, outdoor pool and dog park. The development is expected to be completed by late 2028. The Crest Group of Long Island, N.Y., has started construction of a new...

Summerville, SC · 9d
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Berkeley County Council created a new zoning type. A new development looks to put it to the test.

MONCKS CORNER — Berkeley County Council has introduced a new zoning category designed to promote clustered development and preserve more of the county’s cherished green space from being paved over for suburban growth. The new zoning type, dubbed the Flex-1 Conservation District, was approved by council at their Oct. 26 meeting, clearing the way for a Cordesville development from Eastwood Homes to apply for the new category. The proposed development, which would bring 147 homes, had its first reading the same night. The Cordesville development, transforming a property known as Sportsman Retreat...

Berkeley County, SC · 8d

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This Little Blue Seafood Shack In South Carolina Is Worth The Drive From Anywhere In The State

Somewhere between the tourist brochures and the waterfront restaurants with the scenic views and the prices to match, there’s a little blue building on Morris Street in Charleston that’s been quietly serving some of the most honest fried seafood in South Carolina. Dave’s Carry-Out is the kind of...

Charleston, SC · 9d

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Mount Pleasant committee delays 87-townhome proposal again, seeks changes from developer

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. – A proposal to build 87 townhomes near Oakland Plantation is facing another delay as Mount Pleasant leaders push the developer for changes to the plan. The Mount Pleasant Planning Committee voted Monday, Nov. 2, to defer the proposal until next month’s meeting, saying more discussions are needed before the development can move forward.

Mt Pleasant, SC · 8d

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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 […]

South Carolina · 6d

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North Charleston shipyard seizes gambling boat. Plus, intermittent outages hit SC Votes site.

A Florida gambling boat was seized by a North Charleston shipyard over nearly $800,000 in unpaid repairs. South Carolina's Election Commission website experienced intermittent outages on Election Day as voters rushed to check their registration status and sample ballots. An organic baby food company co-founded by actress Jennifer Garner has recalled toddler snacks sold at major retailers nationwide. We're going to catch you up on these and other top stories from The Post and Courier for Tuesday, Nov. 3. Floating casino seized by SC shipyard in $790K billing flapDetyens Shipyards in North Charl...

North Charleston, SC · 7d

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Charleston’s Lustrous Cultural Hub

Since the president and CEO of the Charleston Gaillard Center landed in town in 2021, she has surmounted each new hurdle and reached every new goal that the nonprofit, state-of-the-art facility has presented with marked agility, all without breaking her easygoing smile. A Boston native who came to Charleston by...

Charleston, SC · 8d

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Charleston negotiates new Dominion Energy agreement for underground power projects

The City of Charleston, S.C., has negotiated a new franchise agreement with Dominion Energy South Carolina with deadlines and annual funding for underground power line projects. City Council gave first-reading approval to the agreement, which would replace electric and gas agreements dating to 1996. Under the proposed terms, undergrounding projects...

Charleston, SC · 7d

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Incumbents hold on in Berkeley and Dorchester School District races

Voters in Berkeley and Dorchester Counties decisively voted to retain their school board members. In Berkeley County, Republican-endorsed incumbents that have run the state’s fourth-largest district for years held their seats. In Dorchester County, the larger of the county’s two districts also had incumbents retain their seats. Berkeley County School BoardIn the Daniel Island-based District 2, incumbent Mac McQuillin won in his re-election bid with 57 percent of the vote, while his challenger, Lindsey Draugel, trailed with 43 percent, according to unofficial results In District 4, which includ...

Berkeley County, SC · 7d

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Locked in a tight race, 1st District candidates race to attract voters before Election Day

GOOSE CREEK, S.C. — South Carolina Republicans bookended the final week before Election Day with a heavy-hitter visit to the state as the party looks to shore up competitive races. In Goose Creek Saturday, House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana spoke to some 300 people in the 1st Congressional...

South Carolina · 9d

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Accessing capital in SC continues to be challenging

When we ask entrepreneurs what their challenges are, we often hear that it continues to be difficult in this state to find capital. Our next guest’s nonprofit is working to alleviate that situation. Mike Switzer interviews F.A. Johnson, CEO of CLIMB Fund in Charleston, SC. TRANSCRIPT:. Switzer: Hello and...

South Carolina · 9d

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Dorchester County leaders to proclaim November as Native American Heritage Month

DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Dorchester County leaders are set to meet Monday night to adopt a proclamation formally recognizing November as Native American Heritage Month. According to officials the proclamation aims to honor the history and contributions of Native American communities in the county. It will also serve...

Dorchester County, SC · 9d

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Charleston’s ties to 'one of the most sensational and horrific piracy cases' in history

The Halloween season should not pass without recounting the story of Jacque Alexander Tardy, perpetrator of what some historians call “one of the most sensational and horrific piracy cases in American maritime history.” Tardy was born in 1767, either in France or on San Domingue (modern Haiti). In either case, his family fled Haiti for Philadelphia during the Slave Rebellion of 1791. There, Tardy opened a dry goods store. When that failed, he started a tinsmithing business, making and repairing items made of tin and other light metals. An 1806 Charleston newspaper announced that Tardy had open...

Charleston, SC · 9d

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Santee Cooper approves rate increase, including early expenses for new gas plant

Customers of South Carolina’s state owned utility will see their bills go up 9% over the next two years under an approved rate hike.

South Carolina · 12d

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Workforce Excellence Series Celebrates Second Cohort of Graduates in Dorchester County

Dorchester County Economic Development proudly recognizes the second graduating cohort of the Workforce Excellence Series, celebrating participants who completed the program and demonstrated a commitment to professional development and workplace excellence. The Workforce Excellence Series is designed to support the growth of local talent by providing participants with opportunities to...

Dorchester County, SC · 9d