🔬 Multiple Science & Research Openings in Charleston County
Charleston County’s science scene is buzzing this month — from lab tech roles to paid research studies, there’s something for both professionals and curious volunteers. Employer: The GEL Group, Inc.
đźš§ Multiple Construction & Skilled Trades Jobs in Berkeley County, SC
Berkeley County’s trades scene is buzzing this month — from auto shops to industrial sites, there are solid openings for folks who like hands-on work and steady pay. Lead a team while diagnosing and repairing advanced automotive systems. This role comes with paid ASE certifications, flexible scheduling, and benefits...
🏠Charleston County Manufacturing Jobs – Multiple Openings Now Hiring
Charleston County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing with opportunity this month. From hands-on technical roles to leadership in quality engineering, there’s something for every skill level.
Charleston runners train for next weekend’s race with Take Votaco Boy, Green Heart Project
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — With the Cooper River Bridge Run just days away, runners gathered downtown Saturday morning for a final organized training session to help both first-time and returning participants feel ready. Taco Boy partnered with the Green Heart Project and Orangetheory to host a warm-up and stretching...
Seewee Festival brings families together for fun and Fire Safety Education
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) — Families gathered at Laurel Hill County Park as The Nature Conservancy and the Sewee Long Leaf Cooperative kicked off their annual Sewee Fest an event designed to mix hands-on fun with an important lesson on fire safety. The family-friendly festival welcomed dozens from across the...
Nearly 150 volunteers turn out for Johns Island Spring Clean Up Day
JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — Nearly 150 volunteers united for Johns Island Spring Clean Up Day this weekend. Teams fanned out to pick up roadside litter along six of the island’s busiest roads. The inaugural effort was organized by Charleston City Councilman Jim McBride with support from city and county staff, along...
Warm spring weather brings crowds back to Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) — Spring is in full swing across the Lowcountry, and public spaces are coming back to life as families take advantage of warmer, breezy weather. At Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park, dozens gathered throughout the day spreading out picnic blankets, letting kids run and play, and simply...
Paws in the Park festival returned on Saturday
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston Animal Society’s Paws in the Park returned to Brittlebank Park on Saturday. The festival, presented by Fetch Pet Insurance, included live music, a chili cook-off, an oyster roast and a pet adoption area that gives attendees the chance to meet dogs looking for a loving home.
Tidalholm: South Carolina’s most popular historic home
The Lowcountry is home to hundreds of beautiful antebellum homes that take you back in time to a different era in our history. Each town has its share of beautiful, historic Antebellum homes that are as unique as the owners who originally built them centuries ago, and few stand out as much as Tidalholm, which has...
This Day in History: March 22, 1961: City of Goose Creek established
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCSC) — It has now been 65 years since the City of Goose Creek was officially incorporated as a town. Nearly 500 residents voted in favor of the move on March 22, 1961. The purpose of this was to bring order to an area with rapid residential growth and provide services like sanitation.

















