Blackwells Corner Announces Plans for Hanahan’s Long-Awaited Town Center
Hanahan’s long-envisioned town center is beginning to take shape. Plans have been unveiled for Blackwells Corner, a new mixed-use development planned for the heart of downtown Hanahan. Located along a corridor long recognized by residents as the community’s natural crossroads, Blackwells Corner will introduce a...
The many splendors of crab rice
The Gullah Geechee contributions to Charleston and beyond are innumerable and incredible, from music to the arts to cuisine. Dishes like Hoppin’ John and shrimp and grits were born in the Gullah Geechee culture, and they have become an indelible part of the culinary landscape in the Lowcountry. As...
Woodfield Development and PGIM Begin Next Phase of The Radler with Construction Underway on...
SUMMERVILLE – Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s leading developers of Class A multifamily communities, and PGIM, the world’s second largest real estate investment manager with $218 billion in gross assets under management and administration1, have construction underway on Nexton Townhomes, a 114-unit...
Infinity Aviation establishes their headquarters in Charleston
Charleston is seeing new business growth as a private aviation company expands its presence in the city. This move is expected to strengthen the company’s operations and bring new opportunities to the region. Infinity Aviation Opens Charleston Headquarters. Infinity Aviation Group has officially opened its new...
Local pastors ponder the question of Jesus’s appearance
On Easter morning, Lowcountry pastors will preach similar messages of Jesus’s resurrection, but if Christians are asked to describe their Messiah’s appearance, the answers might vary. Some might say Jesus had dark skin, a broad nose, thick lips and black curly hair. Others might respond that Jesus had...
Hit and run cases increase in Lowcountry as population grows
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Hit and run cases have increased statewide, and one agency says it consistently sees hundreds each year. As more people move to the Lowcountry, there are more cars on the road, leaving room for more risks like hit-and-run accidents. Major Andrew Glover with the...
🚨 Police Investigate Fatal Pedestrian Collision Downtown
Charleston Police are investigating a fatal crash that happened around 8:30 a.m. on March 26, 2026, at the intersection of King Street and Broad Street. Officers say a pedestrian was crossing Broad Street in a marked crosswalk when a pickup truck turning left struck them. The pedestrian was taken to a local hospital...
Tax Day Treat: $10.40 Off $40 at Grimaldi’s
With Tax Day approaching, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria is making filing a little more rewarding – whether you’re crunching numbers, cashing in a refund or just marking the occasion. On April 15, guests can enjoy $10.40 off any purchase of $40 or more all day (dine-in, to-go, and online...
53rd Flowertown Festival opens in Summerville with food, art, and family fun
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – One of the Lowcountry’s most beloved spring traditions is back. The 53rd annual Flowertown Festival opens Friday morning in historic downtown Summerville. Organized by the Summerville Family YMCA, the three-day event is expected to draw thousands of visitors to browse more than 300 vendors,...
SHR 25.13: From hate crimes to taxes and more
BIG STORY: Hate crimes bill still in limbo as session nears end. ROUNDUP: S.C. taxpayers get filing extension as Statehouse debates additional tax cuts. ISSUE TRACKER: S.C. House advances immigration enforcement bill. LOWCOUNTRY, Ariail: Highway to nowhere. Hate crimes bill still in limbo as session nears end. By...
