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Wingstop Opens First Moncks Corner Restaurant

The Moncks Corner location is open daily from 10 a.m. until midnight, providing lunch, dinner and late-night dining options for residents throughout Berkeley County. The post Wingstop Opens First Moncks Corner Restaurant first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .
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Human Remains Found in Tent in Berkeley County Wooded Area

Authorities are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a tent in a wooded area off Maple Street in Summerville over the weekend. The post Human Remains Found in Tent in Berkeley County Wooded Area first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .
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Spirit of South Carolina sailing into 250 years of American independence

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — 250 years ago, Charleston took on the most powerful navy in the world at the time and won. The Spirit of South Carolina set sail, representing the Royal British Navy to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Carolina Day and the Battle of Sullivan’s Island.
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RiverDogs Shutout 6-0 in Series Finale with GreenJackets

Charleston, S.C. – The Charleston RiverDogs were limited to three hits in their 6-0 loss to the Augusta GreenJackets on Sunday night infront of 5,576 fans at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park. Starter Aidan Haugh set the tone for Charleston, delivering three shutout innings while fanning two hitters. On...
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‘Salute from the Shore’ to include Apache helicopters for July 4 flyover

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Salute from the Shore, an Independence Day tradition along the South Carolina coast, will introduce new aircraft this year. The military flyover allows beachgoers to ‘salute’ members of the military as they fly along the coast on the July 4 holiday. F-16 Vipers from the South Carolina Air Nati
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Lowcountry Venezuelans rally to send rescue supplies after deadly Venezuela quakes

LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — As the death toll continues to climb after two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela, members of the Lowcountry’s Venezuelan community are rallying to get life-saving supplies to survivors and loved ones. Organizers said the most urgent need is not clothing, but rescue equipment. “We don’t...
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Kelly Nash Takes Over South Carolina’s Morning News on WVOC and WSC

"Nash brings familiarity, though — he has been a Columbia market fixture since 2005." The post Kelly Nash Takes Over South Carolina’s Morning News on WVOC and WSC appeared first on Barrett Media .
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Mount Pleasant inducted into national All-America City Hall of Fame

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – Two Lowcountry municipalities received national recognition during the National Civic League’s All-America City ceremonies in Denver over the weekend. North Charleston was named an All-America City, while the Town of Mount Pleasant was inducted into the All-America City Hall of Fame. Mount
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North Charleston named ‘All-America City’ during gathering in Denver

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The City of North Charleston has been named an All-America City for 2026. ”By investing in trust, inclusion, and opportunity, North Charleston is creating a stronger community. From police reforms that rebuild relationships to the world’s largest inclusive playground and the Liberty Hill
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Three face sentencing in North Charleston federal corruption probe

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Three people connected to a federal corruption probe involving North Charleston city officials will learn their sentences Monday. Former North Charleston City Councilman Mike Brown, nonprofit leader Michelle Stent-Hilton and Core4Success founder Donavan Moten are among eight people charged in

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