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How running out of gas led this SC native to launch a small business

Amber Murray hates stopping for gas. So in 2021, she started a small business based on the notion that other drivers must hate it too. For a membership fee, her South Carolina-based company, Fuel Flo, will come to your home or office to top off your tank. On Friday, after...
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This Eatery Serves Some of the Best Pasta in South Carolina

I walked into this cozy spot, drawn by the buzz of happy diners and the smell of fresh pasta. It’s the kind of place where you feel fancy but not out of place, where the food makes you smile with every bite. This restaurant serves up Italian dishes with a modern twist, using local ingredients to create flavors that stick with you long after you leave.
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RiverDogs earn doubleheader sweep over first-place Kannapolis

CHARLESTON, S.C. - The RiverDogs swept the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers in a doubleheader, taking game one 5-1 and game two 5-3 on Saturday evening in front of 4,507 fans at Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park. The wins move Charleston’s record to 23-27 and pulls them ahead in the series three...
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College of Charleston plans construction of expanded student housing

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The College of Charleston is planning an expansion of its student housing with a planned 1,200 bed student-residence complex. Coming Street Commons will include about 1,000 new beds to add to the current 200 beds located at the 99 St. Philip facility. The design will feature multiple common...
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The secret to perfectly cooked fish, courtesy of a Charleston chef

When it comes to cooking fish, there's generally one method that executive chef Mike Lata leans on more than all others. The post The secret to perfectly cooked fish, courtesy of a Charleston chef appeared first on Golf .
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Old Towne Creek County Park Construction Update (West Ashley, SC) – May 31, 2025

Old Towne Creek County Park Construction Update: May 31, 2025. Spring has seen a lot of work being done at Old Towne Creek County Park. The most visible to the public is the work on the new turn lane into the entrance of the park. Construction of the new sidewalks leading to the park on Old Towne Road has begun....
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New golf cart law mandates minors under 12 to wear a seat belt; effective...

A new law in South Carolina has come into effect to improve the safety of golf cart passengers, especially children. The law now requires that children under the age of 12 must wear seatbelts when riding in golf carts. Growing Use of Golf Carts in Lowcountry. Golf carts are a...
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Local law enforcement, ICE conduct targeted enforcement operation in Charleston area

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Several law enforcement agencies are conducting a targeted enforcement operation around the Lowcountry, according to the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office. The State Law Enforcement Division, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and several other agencies, including local ones, have...
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Vijay Iyer Trio brings spontaneous sound to Spoleto on June 3

The formation of Vijay Iyer’s current trio started with a feeling. “From that first down beat, I felt something electrifying,” the New York city-based composer and pianist said in a recent interview. “Right after that was over, I ran up to them. I said, ‘You guys want to make a record?’”
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Sit a Spell: Theodora Park celebrates 10 years of providing a restful retreat

Conceived by David Rawle, founder of marketing and communications firm Rawle Murdy, as a tribute to his late green-thumbed mother, Theodora Park has provided a shaded sanctuary to those passing by the Gaillard Center for the past 10 years, as seen in this collection of images. Located at the corner of George and...

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