Freestanding emergency room advances through approval process on James Island
JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — A new freestanding emergency room is moving forward on James Island as developers continue through the approval process. If caught in an emergency, James Island Mayor Brook Lyons said moments matter. “When emergencies happen, seconds really count,” Lyons said. Troy Powell, the chief...
This Charleston Seafood Institution Has Fed Five Generations of Lowcountry Diners Since the 1890s
Some of the best meals in South Carolina hide in plain sight, tucked into buildings older than your great-grandparents. Picture walking past photos of famous faces, smelling fresh hush puppies before you even sit down, and realizing this humble spot has been feeding families for well over a hundred years.
NAI Charleston Facilitates $18 Million Sale of Upper Peninsula Site to City of Charleston
NAI Charleston is pleased to announce the $18 million sale of approximately 2.44 acres, prominently located near the intersection of Huger Street and Morrison Drive on Charleston’s Upper Peninsula. Jack Owens, CCIM of NAI Charleston represented the International Longshoremen’s Association, Local 1422-A and the Internat
Maybank Highway at Main Road closed after early morning multi-vehicle crash Friday
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A early morning multi vehicle collision prompted the closure of Maybank Highway at Main Road Friday, according to the St. John's Fire District. Details in what led up to the collision and the state of the involved drivers has yet to be released, but fire officials do recommended seeking an alt
North Charleston police, community leaders walk streets after multiple homicides
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — In the wake of multiple homicides and a week of shootings in North Charleston, police and community leaders have been taking to neighborhood streets to connect with residents and talk about the dangers of gun violence. The North Charleston Police Department and community leaders...
Little Feat offers final farewell Sept. 14-15 in Charleston
Way back in 1969, two outcasts from Frank Zappa’s band, guitarist/singer Lowell George and bassist Roy Estrada, formed a new band. Depending on whom you believe, Zappa either fired George for writing a song about drugs or because he was too good to be a sideman. Estrada followed his friend, hoping for greener pastures.
Dry weather keeps bacteria levels in Charleston waters low — for now
This has been a different kind of year for Charleston Waterkeeper’s water quality testing program, according to Executive Director Andrew Wunderley. It’s been 13 years since the environmental advocacy group started its Swim Alert program, which monitors levels of harmful bacteria in Lowcountry waterways. This year, lev
BEHKO Enters Columbia Market With New Lexington County Warehouse Project
Charleston-based design-build firm BEHKO is entering the Columbia industrial market. Magnus Development Partners has selected the company to lead construction and provide structural and MEP design for a new 57,750-square-foot warehouse in Lexington County. The project occupies the final speculative site inside Lexingto
City of Charleston announces Labor Day service delays, city office closures
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — City of Charleston offices and most recreation facilities will be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day, officials announced. The closure will trigger several service and schedule changes throughout the holiday week:. Garbage and trash collection. City crews (Peninsula, inner West Ashley
Joe Rice, powerhouse Lowcountry attorney and Motley Rice co-founder, dies unexpectedly at 72
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) — Joseph F. “Joe” Rice, a recognized South Carolina attorney, powerhouse negotiator, and co-founder of the national plaintiffs’ law firm Motley Rice LLC, has died. He was 72. The Mount Pleasant-based firm announced his sudden and unexpected passing on Thursday. “His death...

















