Charleston Co. plans corridor improvements to address traffic, safety concerns
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston County officials are moving forward with plans to improve the Highway 41 corridor to address growing traffic congestion and safety concerns. Residents say the highway has been a problem for years. “It’s consistently getting more trucks, more people going back and forth,” residen
FIRST ALERT: Ponding likely for the morning drive; rain gradually ends after sunrise
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Needed-rain fell across the Lowcountry Monday evening, and more is moving through as we speak. Rain may be heavy at times very early this morning. Ponding is likely on the roadways. Please use caution on the morning commute. Even if the rain has stopped in your community, big puddles will ling
Residents demand answers after Dorchester Co. lifts stop-work order at The Ponds
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) — Residents of The Ponds community in Summerville are calling for greater transparency and communication from both developers and local leaders after a construction-related stormwater issue prompted a county stop-work order last week. Several residents brought their concerns directly to the Dor
Juried Art Exhibition finds universal themes in diverse works
The winning pieces in this year’s Piccolo Spoleto’s Juried Art Exhibition include an interactive sculpture, a self-portrait and a tribute to rodents — all by South Carolina artists. The exhibition at City Gallery showcases a range of media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and photography from more..
Mount Pleasant rezoning proposal targets church, school properties
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) — A rezoning request could reshape what happens to church and school properties in Mount Pleasant long-term. The town’s planning committee recommends that the council rezone church and school properties to prevent their future conversion to housing. Some church and school sites sit on...
New Galen College of Nursing campus aims to reverse the region’s nursing shortage
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Galen College of Nursing’s new campus in Daniel Island is now open for enrollment, with hopes to reverse the region’s nursing shortage. The South Carolina Board of Nursing approved the offering of the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program at Galen College of Nursing’s new campus. Enrolled
SC State University Concert Choir to perform at Spoleto Festival Tuesday
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The South Carolina State University Concert Choir will be making a special trip from Orangeburg to Charleston to perform at the Spoleto Festival on Tuesday. The choir, which is led by Dr. Johnnie J. Felder, is comprised of several student soloists, including Brianna Lloyd, a...
Mount Pleasant police warn of rising scams, urge residents to verify before they pay
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – Mount Pleasant police are urging residents to stay alert as scammers continue to steal large sums of money from victims across the community, with more than 130 fraud cases reported so far this year and losses in the millions. Detective Ivey with the Mount Pleasant Police Department says s
Charleston locals, visitors urged to stop feeding wild dolphins: LMMN
CHARLESTON, S.C., (WCBD) – The Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network is asking Charleston locals and visitors to stop feeding wild or begging dolphins. The network posted a video on social media of a dolphin they say has clearly been fed and is now begging for food. The network said this particular dolphin looked beat up, w
Cafe Hosanna Brings Faith, Fresh Bread and Matcha to Goose Creek
A new locally owned cafe is drawing attention in Goose Creek with its unique blend of Japanese-inspired baked goods, specialty matcha drinks and a faith-centered mission. The post Cafe Hosanna Brings Faith, Fresh Bread and Matcha to Goose Creek first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .

















