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8 No-Frills Seafood Restaurants In South Carolina That Are Totally Worth The Drive

Ready to find the best no-frills seafood restaurants in South Carolina?. These 8 spots serve up fresh catches, bold flavors, and the kind of honest cooking that keeps locals coming back!. 1. T.W. Graham & Co. (McClellanville) Some restaurants try really hard to impress you with fancy lights and pretty...
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Charleston council addresses burial ground concerns at dorm site

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The College of Charleston Community Engagement Council met Thursday night to continue discussing plans for a new 600-bed dorm hall. The dorm would be built on Coming Street, where a burial ground from the 1700s currently sits. One of the biggest concerns from community members...
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Moonshine’s Hampton Park grave found and marked decades after police horse’s death

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A childhood memory of feeding carrots to a Charleston police horse turned into a decades-long mission for Renee Harvey, who worked to find and properly mark the long-forgotten burial site of Moonshine, a mounted patrol horse killed in the line of duty. Harvey said Moonshine...
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Cheeky brings seafood to the historic district

Cheeky opened this week at 123 Meeting St., offering a new seafood option in downtown Charleston. The restaurant comes from the Neighborhood Dining Group (NDG), which is the team behind places like Husk, Marbled and Fin, Delaney Oyster House, The James and Minero. Cheeky offers a playful, expansive menu highlighting bo
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Coroner reveals cause of death for Justine May’s daughters

LADSON S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston County Coroner's Office has revealed the cause of death for the two daughters of Justine May, the Ladson mother charged with homicide by child abuse in connection with their deaths. Coroner Bobbi Jo O'Neal on Thursday identified the children as Emory Deacon, 33...
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Our View: The travesty of an Eastside church’s demolition

It’s hard not to see a conspiracy of private greed and municipal culpability when you stare at the obscene pile of junk that materialized like a developer’s middle finger at the Cooper Street site where a venerable Black church stood proudly for more than 130 years. We’re left...
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State Police identify human remains found off Atlantic City in 1981

The remains of a man found about a mile off Atlantic City’s shoreline 45 years ago have been identified. Glen Napoleon Burbage was a retired U.S. Coast Guard chief warrant officer who lived in Charleston, S.C., and had flown to Atlantic City in March of 1981, and then was never heard from again.
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Roper St. Francis launches mobile health care unit

LADSON, S.C. (WCSC) — Roper St. Francis Healthcare has launched a mobile care unit designed to bring medical care directly to communities that may have difficulty reaching a hospital or clinic. The nearly 40-foot Mobile Care for You unit includes two exam rooms, lab space, a waiting area and...
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Complaint against Hanahan Mayor Christie Rainwater dismissed by SC’s Ethics Commission

HANAHAN, S.C. (WCIV) — The complaint lodged against Hanahan Mayor Christie Rainwater was dismissed by the South Carolina Ethics Commission following a months-long investigation. Levied by developer C. Ray Wrenn, the ethics complaint – filed April 2 – initially alleged that Rainwater helped a private buyer represented b
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Controversial James Island development faces another city review as residents call for bigger-picture planning

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — A proposed 95-unit townhome development on James Island keeps drawing concern from nearby residents who say the project could worsen flooding, increase traffic, and change the character of the area. Riverland Oaks is proposed for 28 acres of wetlands and green space between Woodland...

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