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Eastside neighbors share safety concerns after man falls into the road downtown
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Eastside residents and nearby business owners in downtown Charleston are calling for more action to address public intoxication and disorderly conduct at a CARTA bus stop at the corner of Meeting and Woolfe streets. Neighbors say a close call last week, when a man collapsed...
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Murder charges dropped after 3 men convicted of armed robbery in 2021 Johns Island double homicide
JOHNS ISLAND — Murder charges against three men were dropped after each was convicted of armed robbery years after they were implicated in connection to the fatal shootings of two 24-year-olds in a shed. The case came to a close Nov. 5 after two of the three defendants pleaded guilty. No one has been found culpable in the deaths of Taiwan Green and Ravin Smalls Jr. Green and Smalls were found with gunshot wounds inside a shed at 1104 Bethlehem Court on July 20, 2021. The county coroner pronounced both dead at the scene, according to a criminal arrest affidavit. Charleston police detectives fou...
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Chef Andrew Zimmern picks 10 top Charleston restaurants ahead of food festival
Food & Wine Classic Charleston returns to the city Nov. 13 to 15 and “Bizarre Foods” Chef Andrew Zimmern will be back to lead two sessions. As a lead-up to the event, Travel & Leisure asked Zimmern for a list of Charleston’s best restaurants. The magazine called Zimmern “a cultural anthropologist who examines the role food plays in telling the world’s most important stories.” “Charleston has one of the most exciting food scenes in America,” the 65-year-old restaurateur said on Facebook. His sessions are “ The Secrets Behind the World’s Most Iconic Restaurant Dishes ” on Nov. 14 and “ The New Surf and Turf: Fresh Takes on the Ultimate Pairing ” on Nov. 15. The event takes place at the Charleston Visitor Center at 375 Meeting St. Other chefs include Adrian Miller, a two-time James Beard Award-winning culinary author, certified barbecue judge who calls himself a recovering attorney; Amanda McCrossin, a certified sommelier, wine personality, and podcast host; Bethany Heinze, co-owner and Operations/Beverage Director at Vern’s, which is included in Zimmern’s list. Andrew Zimmern’s favorite Charleston restaurants Here are the restaurants Zimmern selected, and many of them have won accolades from various sources previously. FIG 232 Meeting Street The