Little Jack’s Tavern to Reopen After Closing for Work on Its Building
Little Jack’s Tavern, the “old fashioned American tavern” at 710 King St, is currently closed for repairs to its space. “Owing to an unfortunate and serious roof leak, we’ve encountered a serious electrical issue requiring immediate repair,” the restaurant said in a Facebook post this week. “Please stay tuned here for
Fall Bar Trend: Tea-Based Cocktails Are “Hot” Across Charleston
Hard tea is quickly gaining popularity in the ready-to-drink market, with U.S. volumes more than doubling from 2021 to 2025, according to International Wine and Spirits Research. Charleston bars are matching that growing interest with bartender-crafted versions, pairing tea with everything from gin and vodka to bourbon
North Charleston police seek to identify person in indecent exposure case
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The North Charleston Police Department is asking for the public’s help to identify a person connected to an indecent exposure investigation. Investigators released a photo of the individual in hopes that community members recognize them and step forward with information. The incident occ
Gilligan’s Seafood Looks for New Goose Creek Home, Plans Moncks Corner Renovation
Founded in 1991, Gilligan’s Seafood has expanded over the years to offer its fresh seafood in locations around the Lowcountry. With locations currently open in Beaufort, Johns Island, Moncks Corner, and Summerville, Gilligan’s closed its Goose Creek location about two months ago and is currently searching for a new Goo
Behind Charleston’s Restaurant Boom: A Look at the 2 Legal Battles Now Playing Out
Charleston’s restaurant industry is one of the city’s most recognizable economic engines — but behind the polished dining rooms, award-winning chefs and increasingly large restaurant groups, a number of businesses are also dealing with lawsuits, financial disputes, ownership battles and contract litigation. A review of
Pickle Palooza kicks off three-day festival in Charleston
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Pickle Palooza is returning to Charleston, and this year the pickle-themed festival is expanding into a full weekend of food, entertainment and activities. Now in its third year, Pickle Palooza has grown from a one-day festival into a three-day event after organizers said last year’s festival
10 South Carolina Bars That Have Been Welcoming Guests For Generations
Some bars are more than places to order a cold drink. They hold birthday cheers, beach-day stories, late-night laughs, and the kind of local memories that get passed from one friend to another. South Carolina has plenty of polished new spots, but its long-loved bars show a different side of...
Financial feud at Charleston restaurant heats up over $5M
A judge has appointed a financial watchdog at Church and Union Charleston amid a legal battle over alleged financial misconduct by managing partner Patrick Whalen. A judge has installed a financial watchdog at a high-profile Market Street restaurant as a heated legal battle boils over between the managing partner and a
Charleston County names first female director of 911 center
LADSON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston County has named Allyson Burrell director of the Charleston County Consolidated Emergency Communications Center, effective Sept. 18, making her the first woman to lead the center. Burrell was chosen for the permanent role after serving as interim director since July, when she led the...
Downed tree blocks portion of Maybank highway, officials say
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Maybank Hwy is closed in the 4700 block for a large tree blocking the road, St. Johns Fire Department said. SJFD officials indicated they are awaiting DOT, as the downed tree is"more than the saws can handle." The Charleston County Sheriff's Office confirmed crews are...

















