8 Charleston Porches That Steal The Show From The Living Rooms
Charleston porches aren’t just outdoor spaces; they’re the soul of Southern hospitality. These architectural gems blend history, comfort, and style into magical gathering spots where memories are made and sweet tea flows freely. I’ve wandered the charming streets of Charleston and fallen head over heels for these...
Bank Of America’s “Museums On Us” Program Offering Free Admission to IAAM and Gibbes...
Bank of America, Merrill, and Bank of America Private Bank cardholders can receive free general admission to two of Charleston’s cultural attractions - The International African American Museum (IAAM) and Gibbes Museum of Art (pictured) - this Saturday and Sunday (Sept. 6 and 7, 2025). The Museums On Us program...
Celebrate the First South Carolina Flag at Fort Johnson: History, Family Fun, and Celebration...
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Parking Notes: Parking is available. Please look for team members and signage to direct you to the dedicated lots onsite. Posting of the Colors by the Washington Light Infantry. Guest Speakers, including Major General William F. Grimsley; Rick Wise, CEO of the South Carolina...
Owner proposes demo of downtown Charleston building
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The owner of a building on Meeting Street in downtown Charleston that houses three businesses has asked the city’s architecture review board for permission to demolish the structure fully. 280 Meeting Street houses three shops: The Bicycle Shoppe, 319 Men and Theatre 99. Tenants of...
$59M Overpass bridge on Cosgrove/McMillian Ave opens in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A new overpass and pedestrian bridge in North Charleston is transforming mobility in the area. The Cosgrove and McMillian Avenue overpass will now bring safer pedestrian and vehicle access to nearby neighborhoods and businesses in North Charleston. The $59M overpass and pedestrian...
Close call in Mount Pleasant neighborhood prompts calls for speed bumps
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) Residents in the Oaks at Marshview neighborhood are calling on the Town of Mount Pleasant to make safety improvements after two women were nearly hit by a speeding car. “We’ve had huge problems with this cut through of people getting to the beach or wherever they’re going and its...
The Citadel to hold first military dress parade of 2025-26 school year at...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The Citadel will kick off the 2025-26 school year with its first military dress parade at Summerall Field on Friday afternoon. According to the military college, the parading of troops has a long-standing history, and the South Carolina Corps of Cadets’ dress parades reflect drill procedures...
The Chrisleys’ Delayed Move to Charleston Has One Reality TV Local Popping Champagne
Todd and Julie Chrisley were gearing up to make Charleston, South Carolina, their post-prison home after receiving a presidential pardon in May, but it looks like those plans are on hold. One local, in particular, seems thrilled: Southern Charm star Patricia Altschul. The Bravo personality recently voiced her...
Mystery Photo: Old street scene
Here’s an old image – heck, you can see Model-T Ford type vehicles – of a South Carolina street. Where was it? Send your best guess to: [email protected]. Last week’s mystery photo, “Big shoes,” probably should have been called “big sandals.” Nevertheless, longtime sleuths recognized the feet as being...
U.S. Coast Guard stops illegal charter on Wando River
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — The U.S. Coast Guard said it stopped an illegal charter carrying passengers on the Wando River this week. The 26-foot vessel was operating as a bareboat charter but did not have a valid agreement and had “too many people onboard” to be an uninspected passenger vessel, according to a...
