‘I didn’t know what was going to happen’: Veteran support program expands across Lowcountry
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) — Wake Up Carolina has expanded its veteran support group program to Mount Pleasant: Serving Those Who Served. The program is veteran-built and veteran-led, offering a space for former service members to discuss challenges they face after leaving the military. Derek Woodward served in the...
Annie Mae’s Bakeshop makes its mark
There’s everything from the chicken salad sandwich that’s gone viral to a divine carrot cake at Annie Mae’s Bakeshop at 185 St. Phillip Street. Since husband-and-wife duo Jason and Annie Vieira opened the bakery in March, its biscuits, pies, cake by the slice, extensive coffee menu and hand-blended tea continue to attr
South Carolina Lowcountry Community Calendar of Events
For events, festivals and other community happenings in Beaufort, Jasper and Hampton counties, and around the Lowcountry, check out our Lowcountry Calendar of Events. If you have an open-to-the-public event you would like to announce, submit by email to:. Bluffton/Beaufort County/Jasper County events - kmurdaugh@blufft
Crew of Coast Guard Base Charleston holds change of command ceremony
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The crew of Coast Guard Base Charleston held a change of command ceremony Thursday in Charleston. During the ceremony at Founders Hall, Capt. Eric J. Jones transferred command of the base to Capt. Matthew V. Kempe. Amy Graveley, director of the Coast Guard Operational Logistics Command, presid
Father of Citadel cadet killed in Shem Creek boating accident speaks out for first...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Nearly weeks after a deadly boat crash in Mount Pleasant that killed a Citadel cadet, state investigators have charged the boat’s driver with manslaughter, alleging overcrowding and excessive speed led to the collision. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources charged 21-year-old Edw
7 SC companies to lay off more than 2,000 workers, report says. Here’s where
Since the start of 2026, thousands of South Carolina workers have been notified of their termination due to company layoffs and closures, according to a report from the SC Department of Employment and Workforce. Hundreds have already been forced to find new employment. Since The State’s last report on SC layoffs , seve
A Lowcountry voice for the Lowcountry
I was born in Colleton County Hospital, raised in rural Dorchester County, educated in South Carolina public schools, and built my career serving patients and families across our state. My roots run deep in the Lowcountry. As we say around here, I’m “from yeh, not a come yeh.”
Creek Collective brings ‘Worlds Collide’ artist showcase to Goose Creek Saturday
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCIV) — Lowcountry artists of all disciplines will be coming together Saturday for The Creek Collective, a dynamic new artist showcase taking place in Goose Creek. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., artists will be showing off their new works and playing live music for the...
Former Charleston County deputy arrested after incident at Al Cannon Detention Center involving inmate
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A former Charleston County Sheriff’s Office deputy received several charges Thursday after an incident at the Al Cannon Detention Center on Monday. On Monday, deputies say a surveillance video showed now-former Detention Deputy Karmen Robinson entering a storage unit with a male inmate.
North Charleston police commander sues city and department, alleges age bias, retaliation
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A Bureau Commander with the North Charleston Police Department has filed a lawsuit against the city of North Charleston and the North Charleston Police Department, claiming that she has been discriminated against and intentionally retaliated against while working in the police force. In

















