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Sandwich shop to open first location in the Lowcountry

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – Penn Station Sandwiches is set to officially open in Summerville on October 29, 2026. The sandwich shop is known for serving fresh grilled cheesesteaks, hand-cut fries cooked in cholesterol-free peanut oil and fresh-squeezed lemonade — all prepared in full view of the customer. The new location is at 460 Old Trolley […]

Summerville, SC · 13d

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Penn Station Opens in Summerville, with Plans for Further Expansion

Penn Station Sandwiches, the sub franchise with more than 300 locations across the United States, made its debut in Summerville yesterday. Planned festivities to be held yesterday morning kicked off at 9 a.m., with a drawing for 10 guests to win free subs for a year. The ribbon-cutting festivities also included a sub-making relay race with a team of firefighters up against a team of police officers.

Summerville, SC · 10d
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Charleston airport development would fill 79 acres of wetlands

The owner and operator of Charleston International Airport is seeking permission to fill 79 acres of wetlands as part of a large-scale real estate development it is proposing. The request was filed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Sept. 24. The federal permitting agency received three public comments, with one opposing the application.

Charleston, SC · 10d
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Feast On Unlimited Refills Of Freshly-Made Sushi At This Hidden Restaurant In South Carolina

Somewhere in Charleston, tucked inside a strip mall that most people drive past without a second glance, there’s a sushi restaurant quietly doing something extraordinary. Kings Sushi in Charleston, South Carolina is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever wasted time at anywhere else. Now,...

Charleston, SC · 8d
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How This Former Church Turned Dinner Into a SPECTACULAR Experience in Charleston, South Carolina

Open Mon–Wed, 10 AM–12:00 AM | Fri–Sat, 9 AM–2:00 AM | Sun 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM. Charleston has plenty of places to eat, but Church and Union gives dinner an unusually dramatic backdrop: a former church with soaring ceilings and stained glass. On North Market...

Charleston, SC · 9d

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Charleston's Growing Beauty Scene and the Local Businesses Behind It

Charleston, South Carolina, has long been celebrated for its historic architecture, coastal charm, restaurants, and distinctive Southern culture. However, another part of the city's identity is attracting attention: its evolving beauty and personal care scene. Independent salons, skincare boutiques, wellness studios, and specialized beauty professionals are contributing to a market that reflects both traditional hospitality and modern consumer preferences.

Charleston, SC · 9d

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These Publix Stores Are on the Closure List, but Not All Are Gone for Good. Check Your Location

Is your neighborhood Publix closing for good, or could it be getting a fresh start? Several locations have appeared on widely shared closure lists, raising questions for shoppers who rely on the supermarket for groceries and prescriptions. But the word “closed” does not tell the whole story. Some locations have shut down without announced plans to return, while others are making way for something new, and knowing the difference could save customers an unnecessary trip.

West Palm Beach, FL · 13d

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This South Carolina County Park Lets You Reach An Island Without Getting Your Feet Wet

A long boardwalk here carries you straight across the marsh to two small islands. No boat, no wading, and no soggy sneakers required. The whole walk is short and flat, with paved path, raised boardwalk, and gravel loops all in one trip. Each island has its own shady trail that circles back, so you never just march out and turn around.

South Carolina · 16d

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‘One stuffed animal at a time’: James Island Baptist church children donate 150 stuffed animals to CCSO

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) says 75 children from James Island Baptist Church collected 150 stuffed animals to donate to the sheriff’s office. CCSO says these donations give their deputies a special way to bring comfort and joy to children they encounter. “Members of our Community Engagement Unit visited the […]

Charleston County, SC · 10d

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Living Canvas: 100 Artists to Transform Charleston During First Annual Plein Air Competition

Six days of painting, creativity and Lowcountry inspiration will turn downtown Charleston into an open-air art studio this November. Charleston has long been an inspiration to artists, photographers and creative minds drawn to its historic architecture, colorful streets, waterfront scenery and unmistakable Lowcountry character. This November, that artistic spirit will take center stage as the city welcomes 100 artists from across the country for the inaugural Charleston Plein Air Competition.

Charleston, SC · 9d

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Inside Philosophers & Fools, Charleston’s Bookstore and Bar

When Jenny Ferrara and Michael Bourke started dating, she asked him what he would do if he won the lottery. Bourke said he’d “open a bookstore that sells beer and wine, and I’d hang out there all day.” “That was a dream I could get on board with,” Ferrara recalls.

Charleston, SC · 8d

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8 Old-School South Carolina BBQ Joints Where The Mustard Sauce Is Worth The Drive Alone

Want some real BBQ in South Carolina with that famous mustard sauce?. These 8 BBQ joints offer tangy flavor and old-school charm!. 1. Sweatman’s Barbeque (Holly Hill) Some places make you work for your dinner, and this one does it with a country road and a whole lot of anticipation.

South Carolina · 13d

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New Charleston restaurant with a spacious outdoor courtyard sets opening date on Broad Street

CHARLESTON — Mike and Kathleen Shuler are almost ready to reveal their Broad Street passion project. On Nov. 5, the Shulers and business partner Nathan Wheeler will open Quarter French, an all-day café and bistro at 40 Broad St. in downtown Charleston. The restaurant takes over the space previously occupied by Brown Dog Deli. Mike Shuler, owner of Vintage Lounge and the forthcoming Stono's Oyster Bar on Johns Island, knows the neighborhood well, having lived there with Kathleen for years. He also owns Blind Tiger Pub, located next door to Quarter French at 36-38 Broad St. Shuler is a fan of ot...

Charleston, SC · 11d

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You Could Get Lost For Hours In These 10 Dreamy South Carolina Secondhand Bookstores

Ready to explore the best dreamy secondhand bookstores in South Carolina?. These 10 secondhand bookstores offer incredible selections and hours of happy browsing!. 1. Mr. K’s Used Books, Music and More (Greenville) Mr. K’s Used Books, Music and More in Greenville is the kind of place where hours disappear...

South Carolina · 12d

The Post and Courier

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Charleston-area coffee shop owner is optimistic third location will succeed after first two struggle

CAINHOY — Within the last year, a cafe known for its colorful lattes has opened three locations despite the owner saying the first two are struggling to attract regular customers. Nichole Tupas launched her third coffee shop Harlow and Pearl at 1064 Clements Ferry Road on Oct. 28. She first launched a cafe at the Starlight Motor Inn in North Charleston in April, and a second on Meeting Street in Charleston in June. The Clements Ferry spot is styled like a 1950s ranch home, Tupas told The Post and Courier. Wanting to turn the building into a “time capsule,” the intention is for customers to fee...

Charleston, SC · 10d

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Waffles’ legacy lives through Rainbow Bridge

A Labrador-pointer mix dog named Waffles, long known for escaping her Mount Pleasant yard and making herself at home throughout the Planter’s Pointe neighborhood, inspired something that will stay in one place: a bridge. The Paws Over the Rainbow Bridge, located near the Park West Recreation Fields, is a...

Mt Pleasant, SC · 10d

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Louis D. Rubin Jr.: The Charleston Native Who Helped Shape Southern Literature

November now reigns as literary month in the Lowcountry, with Yallfest and the Charleston Literary Festival celebrating books and authors. So it’s fitting to remember one of the city’s—and country’s—most influential literary figures: Louis D. Rubin Jr., born November 19, 1923. The Charleston native grew...

Charleston, SC · 8d

Charleston City Paper

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City Paper’s staff eaters share tastes around town

Welcome to Tastings Around Town, Charleston City Paper’s new monthly column that shares some of the best bites that our staff has had – you guessed it – around town. Whether it’s a tried-and-true favorite or something from a hot new spot, our team is always out and about enjoying some of the most delicious food our city has to offer. From the high end to the corner store, we are spoiled with an overabundance of incredible food here in Charleston.

Charleston, SC · 10d