Charleston SC

A rabid bat discovered near Stockport Circle and Kirkwall Drive in Summerville, South Carolina, exposed one dog, which is now under mandatory quarantine per the South Carolina Rabies Control Act. No human exposures have been reported, but officials urge anyone or any pet potentially contacting the bat to call the...

39 Rue de Jean, the downtown French brasserie, is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2026 — and inviting the community to join in a year-long fête. “For 25 years, Charleston has embraced Rue de Jean with loyalty, laughter, and unforgettable memories,” said Mike Krajewski, Rue’s General Manager. “This isn’t just a...

The first thing you notice at Shokudô is the smoke—the fragrant curl that rises when fat meets heat, drifting from the dual robata grill that anchors this modern Japanese tavern on Upper King. Opened in the former Maya space last October, the restaurant hums with glowing coals and a warm, woody perfume that signals...

Hidden among Hilton Head Island’s sprawling resorts and upscale dining establishments sits A Lowcountry Backyard Restaurant, where locals queue up for dessert that might just change your life while tourists accidentally discover culinary nirvana between rounds of golf. This modest eatery has somehow managed to create...

With new restaurants constantly opening in the Holy City, it's easy to forget about the many businesses that have closed their doors for good. To help you keep things straight, Holy City Sinner has compiled a list of restaurants that shuttered in 2026 (click here to see lists from past years).

Bank of America cardholders gain free general admission to participating museums, including Charleston’s International African American Museum (IAAM) and Gibbes Museum of Art, during the first full weekend of each month via the Museums on Us program.​. Program Dates. Free access applies Saturday, January 3, and...

Thanks for sharing this timely Lowcountry weather update—sounds like a classic mild winter pattern with a quick shower system before warming returns. Current forecasts from the National Weather Service and local sources confirm the details for the Charleston, SC area, aligning closely with your forecast.​. Friday...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — After a soggy start to the first weekend of 2026, drier conditions are ahead tomorrow!. Mostly cloudy conditions Saturday night with lows in the upper 30s and low 40s. Any lingering showers will move offshore before midnight, giving way to a drier and seasonably cool Sunday.

Widespread showers and thunderstorms are arriving this weekend, driven by an upper-level low and cold front from the north and west. Expect light to moderate rain before sunrise Saturday, continuing with occasional downpours and thunder through the afternoon. Lingering showers clear offshore by midnight Sunday,...

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Charleston, South Carolina – A steady warming trend is underway across coastal South Carolina, setting the stage for springlike temperatures to dominate the Lowcountry by the middle and latter part of the...