American Gardens opens in downtown Charleston, delivering new green spaces and seasonal joy
Charleston, South Carolina — A long-awaited new park has opened in the center of downtown Charleston, transforming a parking lot into nearly an acre of beautiful green space, fountains, and community gathering spots. American Gardens, located between King and Meeting Streets, is now open everyday from 7 a.m. to 8...
Five Stories Up on Upper King, Rosemary Rose Brings a Riviera Rooftop to The...
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Five stories above King Street, Rosemary Rose is the French Riviera–inspired rooftop Charleston is talking about, mixing Mediterranean small plates, a serious cocktail list, and wraparound views.
The organization arranges a Thanksgiving dinner for military members away from home
Goose Creek, South Carolina. A house in Goose Creek filled with the aroma of turkey and other Thanksgiving classics, ready to feed sailors and airmen from the nearby training base. For the past four years, the Bluebirds Take Flight nonprofit has hosted a Thanksgiving feast for active military members. “This...
Protesters urge holiday shoppers to boycott major retailers
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — As Americans break spending records this holiday weekend, a grassroots protest called "We Ain't Buying It" is urging consumers to close their wallets. The movement targets corporations like Home Depot, Target, and Amazon, which have rolled back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)...
Goose Creek apartment residents get water restored after outage during holidays
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCSC) — Water at a Goose Creek apartment complex has been restored after residents experienced an outage on Tuesday. “I opened my window and saw that there was a flood and almost a water fountain coming from the ground.” Resident Jasmine Hobson said. “It was...
Cancer survivor couple rings the bell jointly at HCA Trident Hospital
North Charleston, South Carolina – On Wednesday, a Summerville couple celebrated their cancer-free status with a ceremonial bell ringing at HCA Healthcare Trident Hospital. Janine and James Turpin have been together for 53 years and just recovered from two cancer diagnoses. Janine was certified cured of uterine...
One injured in Thanksgiving day shooting, North Charleston Police investigating
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — North Charleston Police are investigating a Dorchester Road shooting that injured one person on Thanksgiving. According to a report on the incident, just before noon on Nov. 27 officers were called to the 4300 block of Dorchester Road in reference to a reported shooting.
IAAM to Celebrate Giving Tuesday With Free Admission and Evening Gullah Storytelling Event
The International African American Museum (IAAM) will mark Giving Tuesday with a full day of community-focused programming on Tuesday, Dec. 2, including free museum admission and a special ticketed cultural event highlighting Gullah Geechee storytelling, music, and dance. Free Admission: 10 a.m.–3 p.m. The museum...
Lowcountry organization gives back to foster care children during the holidays
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) — One local nonprofit organization is calling on the community to help donate to foster care families and children in need for their annual toy drive at Charleston Southern University. “It will always be hard for that child. You can think that just because they’re 21...
Town of Kiawah Island hosts Toys for Tots drive for children in need
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. (WCIV) — As Lowcountry residents take advantage of Black Friday deals, the Town of Kiawah Island is reminding shoppers to keep those less fortunate in their minds by dropping off a Toys for Tots donation at one of the many collection boxes. The town of Kiawah...

















