16-Year-Old Arrested After Goose Creek Shooting Leaves Man Wounded
A 16-year-old has been arrested on attempted murder and several other charges after a man was shot multiple times at a Goose Creek-area home Monday, according to the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office. The post 16-Year-Old Arrested After Goose Creek Shooting Leaves Man Wounded first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .
Sally Lopez takes full ownership of OWL Automotive
Charleston automotive executive Sally Lopez has assumed full ownership of OWL Automotive Consulting. Lopez became CEO following the retirement of co-founder Tom Olney. She brings more than 38 years of automotive industry leadership experience. OWL serves automotive dealerships and technology organizations nationwide. C
Hall Management Group’s ‘Cheers Charleston Restaurant Week’ Returns Sept. 10-22
Cheers Charleston, Hall Management Group’s internal restaurant week, will return Sept. 10-22. Each participating restaurant will offer a limited-time, three-course prix fixe menu, giving guests an opportunity to experience the signature style of each Hall Management Group concept. “Cheers Charleston is a great way to c
Speed hump construction starts Wednesday in Goose Creek, work runs until next week
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCIV) — The City of Goose Creek will be working to install speed humps along certain roadways in the city in the coming days, with work beginning on Wednesday. According to a release, installation and construction will begin on Anita Drive from Aug. 26 through 27....
Canada’s counter-tariffs expected to raise S.C. home costs
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Canada is imposing $20 billion in counter-tariffs on more than 700 U.S. goods in response to weekend U.S. tariffs, including a 50% tax on construction essentials such as steel, wood and aluminum. Trade war escalates. For decades, an open trade border with Canada has existed. “That’s...
Folly Beach council approves moratorium on issuing short-term rental licenses
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCSC) — The Folly Beach City Council voted 4-1 Wednesday to install a temporary moratorium on issuing new rental licenses. The decision comes after a Charleston County judge on Aug. 14 struck down the island’s voter-approved 800-license cap and its registration permit fee, ruling that the cap was imp
Fairgrounds officials say more negotiation is needed over ongoing dispute with CARTA
LADSON, S.C. (WCSC) — Officials with the Coastal Carolina Fairgrounds say more needs to be done before the Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority can obtain land the agency is seeking for the Lowcountry Rapid Transit Project. The dispute between the Exchange Club of Charleston, which owns the fairgrounds pro
The Lick Brings Steakhouse Swagger and a Serious Raw Bar to West Ashley
For years, Charleston’s best-known restaurants have largely been concentrated on the peninsula, leaving West Ashley diners to cross the bridge when they wanted a more polished night out. The Lick At 10 Windermere is making a strong case that the best move might be to stay put. Located in...
Suspect’s condition unknown after second-story leap following Charleston burglary attempt
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A suspect is in unknown condition after police say they jumped from a second-story window while trying to escape an alleged burglary at a downtown Charleston home Wednesday afternoon. According to preliminary information from officials, a homeowner returned to his Sumter Street home and found.
Parton’s ties to South Carolina run deep
MORNING HEADLINES | Dolly Parton, the Queen of Country, died Tuesday in Nashville, according to a family statement. She was 80. While known for her Tennessee ties, Parton’s family history and charity work ran deep in the Palmetto State, too. Through her Imagination Library, Parton donated millions of books...

















