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This South Carolina Flea Market Packs In More Than 1,000 Vendors Every Weekend

Somewhere in the Lowcountry, a kiddie pool full of dollar DVDs sits under the same roof as rare coins and Civil War memorabilia. That pairing alone tells you plenty about this place. More than 1,000 indoor and outdoor booths fill over 47 acres here. The gates open every Saturday and...

South Carolina · 7d
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The Post and Courier

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Boeing SC lowers the flaps on its 787 Dreamliner lift-off

Boeing Co. is giving itself some extra runway in taking its 787 program to new heights. The planemaker won’t meet its goal of rolling out 10 Dreamliners a month from its North Charleston factory this year. The company is now aiming “to start the transition” to “Rate 10” by Dec. 31, CEO Kelly Ortberg said last week. “We are stable at eight aircraft per month,” he told investors and analysts while discussing third-quarter financial results. The company’s biggest production impediment is a previously announced shortage of jet engines from GE Aerospace, a critical supplier for the 787. Ortberg not...

North Charleston, SC · 5d

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Charleston, South Carolina Was Affordable for Renters Until About 3 Years Ago. Here’s What Changed

Charleston, South Carolina spent years as a Southern gem with prices that rewarded people who paid attention. The antebellum architecture,...

Charleston, SC · 15d

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New York Developer Breaks Ground on 250-Unit Rental Community in Summerville

Construction has started on Heritage at Summerville, a 250-unit rental townhome community taking shape on a 17-acre site in Summerville, South Carolina, about 24 miles northwest of Charleston. The project comes from The Crest Group, a Port Jefferson Station, New York-based developer, and marks the company's first ground-up development in the state.

Summerville, SC · 7d
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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 · 10d

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City of Charleston proposes $1M deal for private dock ownership

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The City of Charleston is proposing a new deal, one officials call a compromise to a 20-year-long discourse. The Longborough dock is currently owned by the Longborough Homeowners Association, so it’s closed off to the public and nearby neighbors in the upper peninsula. The...

Charleston, SC · 8d

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Inside a $1.2 Million Time Capsule—Complete With Indoor Pool and 3 Kitchens

Nestled in Goose Creek, SC, this 1958 "architectural chameleon" offers 5,390 square feet of untouched midcentury quirk and an indoor pool.

Goose Creek, SC · 17d

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Charleston’s “Sword Gate House” Hits the Market at a Record Price

The wrought iron gates at 32 Legare Street have long been a landmark in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. Designed by renowned ironworker Christopher Werner and installed in 1849, they bear an ornate motif that inspired a lasting nickname: the Sword Gate House. But they are just the start of the spectacular history of the property that lies behind them, which is currently on the market for $35 million and could become the most expensive residence ever sold in the Holy City.

Charleston, SC · 9d

The Post and Courier

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Gwynn’s on King opens with a nod to the historic shoe now a part of its story

CHARLESTON — Earlier this summer, Madison Simon shared a story with The Post and Courier how contractors found a mysterious, antique woman’s shoe in the ceiling of her new store while renovating it. Local historians believed it belonged to the original building owners who hid it to ward off evil. The very day the article published, Simon was at a wedding in France, slipped in her own set of high heels and severely broke her wrist. Maybe it was a coincidence, she said with a laugh ahead of Gwynn's on King's opening Oct. 29, but maybe it was karma for unearthing the centuries-old shoe tucked awa...

Charleston, SC · 6d

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Keel opens new Yonges Island facility as part of $67 million investment, plans 170 jobs

YONGES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — A new facility on Yonges Island is expected to help strengthen the U.S. Navy’s shipbuilding efforts while bringing more manufacturing jobs to the Lowcountry. Keel celebrated the grand opening of its new Prep and Paint Facility Thursday, marking a milestone in the company’s...

Meggett, SC · 8d

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Charleston opens 10 affordable townhouses in West Ashley

Charleston opens 10 affordable homes in West Ashley. The city invested $3.7 million in Juniper Street Townhomes. The homes are part of Project 3500, which aims for 3,500 affordable units by 2032. Buyers qualify based on income and receive down payment assistance. Contributing to Project 3500, a city of Charleston...

Charleston, SC · 8d

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Charleston’s Brutal Shortage of Starter Homes Is Stranding Buyers

A recent analysis by Realtor.com® examined the availability of starter homes across the country. For many would-be buyers, the dream of homeownership has felt increasingly distant as rising prices and

Charleston, SC · 7d

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SC Ports CEO Address: Port Team Advances Growth Strategy

CHARLESTON, SC—OCT. 27, 2026—With a strategy for growth and renewed momentum, South Carolina Ports President and CEO Micah Mallace delivered his second State of the Port address today, calling upon the room of shippers, ocean carriers, maritime partners and elected leaders to drive the Port’s next chapter of growth.

Charleston, SC · 8d

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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 · 6d

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Nash Technologies to add 30 jobs in Charleston County

Nash Technologies plans to create about 30 jobs over the next five years. Charleston serves as the company’s North American field sales hub. The logistics AI platform was founded in 2021. Nash serves more than 1,000 customers in 20 countries. Over the next five years, Nash Technologies, a global...

Charleston County, SC · 7d

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Ravenel Developer Skips 3,500 Homes, Caps Charles Towne Farms at 50 Estates

A developer near Ravenel had the green light to build up to 3,500 homes on a sprawling 3,100-acre property. Instead, Vic Mills and his team walked away from that density, placing most of the land into conservation easements and limiting the community, called Charles Towne Farms, to just 50 estate parcels.

Ravenel, SC · 9d

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‘I frankly can’t think of a worse location for a vape and kratom shop:’ Signs denied for Mount Pleasant vape shop

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) — How close should a vape and kratom store be to a school or even a church?. That’s the question Mount Pleasant is now trying to answer. A request for signs at a smoke shop off Coleman Boulevard brought the concern front and center at the town’s design review board meeting.

Mt Pleasant, SC · 9d

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Charleston port chief says recovery underway, but more work must be done

NORTH CHARLESTON — With the promise of a 6% increase in containerized cargo already on the books and a better financial footing to build on, the South Carolina State Ports Authority is now in the second phase of a three-part comeback plan that will restore its competitiveness in the South Atlantic region, its president reported.

North Charleston, SC · 9d

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Boeing South Carolina expansion reaches structural milestone

Construction has reached the topping-out milestone at Boeing South Carolina’s second final assembly building in North Charleston, marking a key step in a major expansion of the aircraft manufacturer’s campus. The BE&K Building Group and HITT Contracting joint venture marked the milestone after crews installed the final structural...

North Charleston, SC · 10d

The Post and Courier

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Dorchester County considered regulating subdivisions on some rural land. Locals pushed back.

ST. GEORGE — Amid development pressures and desires to preserve the vast agricultural and forest lands across the county, Dorchester County Council considered an ordinance that would restrict how some rural land could be subdivided. But resident pushback and a lobbying campaign from multiple interest groups pushed council to punt further discussion on the proposal to early next year. The proposal would have amended zoning rules to prohibit “major subdivisions” of land zoned as agricultural residential, a rural category primarily used for homesteads, farmland and timberlands in the county, many...

Dorchester County, SC · 9d