Road closures in Charleston and Mount Pleasant during the Bridge Run 2026
The 2026 Cooper River Bridge Run on Saturday, March 28, brings extensive road closures in Charleston and Mount Pleasant starting Friday, March 27, to accommodate over 40,000 runners crossing the Arthur Ravenel Bridge. Charleston Closures. Friday, March 27 (from 9 p.m.): George St. (King to Anson); Meeting St....
This South Carolina Museum Lets You Explore A Warship From Engine Room To Flight...
Most museums make you look at history through glass cases and velvet ropes, but Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum in Mount Pleasant lets you climb inside it, walk through it, and occasionally bump your head on it. Here’s the thing about visiting an actual aircraft carrier: no amount of...
Charleston school board sued over alleged FOIA violation in foundation vote
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — The Charleston County School District is facing a lawsuit and an emergency motion over a school board vote that a resident says broke South Carolina’s transparency law. Dr. Brian McClure filed the lawsuit after a Feb. 25 board meeting in which his nomination...
Traffic delays expected on Riverland Drive due to construction
JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – Drivers on James Island should plan for delays this week as Charleston Water System crews conduct repair work along Riverland Drive. Charleston Police said motorists can expect slowdowns between Camp Road and the entrance to James Island County Park from Monday, March 23, through Friday,...
SC has 5 of most legendary restaurants in the South, according to Southern Living
Southern Living is out with its list of most legendary restaurants in the South and of 32 named, five are in South Carolina. “A great restaurant is never just a place to eat — it’s a keeper of stories, traditions, and generations of regulars,” Southern Living said. Three are in Charleston — Poogan’s Porch, Hyman’s...
South Carolina Warm Spell: Sunny Skies and 80s Ahead Before Cooler Air Moves In
Charleston, South Carolina — A stretch of calm and sunny weather is bringing an early taste of summer to the Lowcountry, with temperatures climbing into the 80s before a noticeable cooldown arrives early next week. Residents across coastal South Carolina and Georgia can expect clear skies and warm afternoons...
Annie’s Hot Donuts hosts goodbye party at Mt. Pleasant location
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – The Charleston community came together Sunday for one last celebration of the beloved Annie’s Hot Donuts. Located on Ben Sawyer Blvd in Mount Pleasant since 2017, Annie’s Hot Donuts has been a local favorite for many. The shop recently announced on social media that it would be closing...
📅 SI250 Film & Discussion: The Battle of Sullivan’s Island
Sullivan’s Island is marking America’s 250th anniversary with a special look back at its own role in history. Join the Town and SC250 for a showing of “The Battle of Sullivan’s Island” by Wide Awake Films. Two sessions are planned — Thursday, March 19, 5:30–6:30 PM, and Tuesday, April 7, 5:30–6:30 PM. After each...
I Serve With Joy Launches “Steps Toward Mobility” to Support Charleston-Area Residents
A temporary injury shouldn’t stop someone from working, attending school, or caring for their family. Yet for many across the Charleston area, access to something as simple as crutches can become an unexpected challenge—especially for those who are uninsured or underinsured. I Serve With Joy is launching the...
Separate Nationality is a Fixed Fact
Secretary of State William H. Seward had pledged that Major Robert Anderson’s Federal garrison would evacuate Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina, by March 18. On the 20th, the Confederate commissioners in Washington seeking to negotiate a peaceful settlement of disputes over Federal property on...
