CP Hot List: Here’s where to go if you’re looking for something new
This issue’s CP Hotlist shines a spotlight on notable, relatively new hot restaurants that impress our cuisine team. We encourage you to check them out and let us know whether you think they should be added to our Top 50 list. Now on the CP Hotlist (in alphabetical order):
Salthouse opens 14,000-square-foot Charleston commissary
Salthouse Catering launches 14,000-square-foot commissary kitchen. Space designed for Charleston food trucks, caterers and CPG brands. Includes commercial equipment, storage, prep areas and food truck parking. Salthouse Catering has expanded its culinary expertise into a new space that provides a commissary space for...
Goose Creek man charged with assaulting deputy following traffic stop
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCSC) — The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man after he allegedly assaulted a deputy following a traffic stop Sunday night. William Everett Ford, 62, is charged with failure to yield to emergency vehicles, assault on law enforcement while resisting arrest and two counts of...
Warning signs someone might be a human trafficking victim
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — Human trafficking and interpersonal violence experts say knowing the warning signs of these crimes can help those in critical need and potentially save lives. “There is no single list of indicators to determine whether a minor or a friend or whoever is a victim...
1 dead, 1 injured after tuck hit tree off College Park Road late Friday
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – One person was killed and another injured following a Friday night crash off College Park Road. Cpl. Nick Pye with the South Carolina Highway Patrol said a 2021 Ford pickup was heading west on College Park Road around 11:40 p.m. when it ran off the roadway and struck a tree. […]
Tenth Earthquake in 30 Days Strikes South Carolina
South Carolina has had a rash of seismicity in recent weeks, with earthquakes striking just outside of Charleston near the coast and Columbia in the middle of the state. An earthquake which struck just before midnight last night became the tenth, impacting an area just west of Columbia. There have been three areas...
Southeastern Wildlife Exposition draws over 40K to Charleston
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — More than 40,000 families and wildlife enthusiasts gathered in Charleston for the annual Southeastern Wildlife Exposition for three days of education, entertainment, and awareness. SEWE officials say they reached record sales for general admission tickets and had overall success throughout...
Examining South Carolina’s earthquake history and activity
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – With recent earthquakes felt in parts of Dorchester County and the Midlands in recent weeks, we look at the history of earthquakes in South Carolina. Why do earthquakes occur? An earthquake is caused by the sudden movement of rock beneath the Earth’s surface, often causing violent shaking on...
Lowcountry Asian American, Pacific Islander communities welcome Lunar New Year
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Members of the Lowcountry’s Asian American and Pacific Island communities are marking the Lunar New Year with sights, sounds and plenty of food for residents to enjoy. Charleston’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Collective hosted a vendor market. “Amazing to see how...
Margaret Seidler Discusses Family’s Slave Trade Legacy at Seneca Luncheon
Award-winning author Margaret Seidler delivered the keynote address at Seneca’s 14th annual Black History Luncheon on Friday, organized by the city’s Arts, History & Culture Department. She detailed her book Payne-ful Business: Charleston’s Journey to Truth, revealing her ancestors’ extensive involvement in...
