‘This Is My Birthplace’: Berkeley County Woman Fears Cane Bay Expansion Could Surround Family...
One Berkeley County homeowner says the proposed Cane Bay expansion project would dramatically alter the landscape surrounding her home. The post ‘This Is My Birthplace’: Berkeley County Woman Fears Cane Bay Expansion Could Surround Family Land first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .
The 6 Best Seafood Restaurants In Charleston That Aren’t Hyman’s
If you do a quick search for seafood restaurants in Charleston, South Carolina, Hyman's Seafood is at the forefront. With 49,000 Google reviews and a rating that hovers just shy of 5 stars, it's no surprise that's where most searches land. But Charleston's culinary reputation has been decades in the making. From James
Rainbow bridge honoring departed pets lands in Goose Creek park
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCBD) – Goose Creek Cultural Arts commissioners designed a Rainbow Bridge, a commemorative symbol for pets who have crossed over and will eventually be reunited with their families. According to city officials, residents wished for a specific area to remember their beloved pets after they departed. W
Tattoo shop line forms to honor late Zoe Hyman, remembered by fiancé and friends
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCIV) — What began as a line outside a tattoo shop Friday became a powerful tribute to a young artist whose impact reached far beyond her work. Customers gathered outside Abracadabra Tattoo Shop to receive tattoos designed by Zoe Hyman, honoring her memory and preserving a piece of her artwork fore
Juneteenth Family Fest at Riverfront Park returns Saturday
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The fifth annual Juneteenth Family Fest at Riverfront Park is Saturday and features family activities celebrating the journey to freedom. The day-long event includes live performances, local vendors, cultural art displays, food trucks, children’s games, a fireworks finale, and more. Non-
Puerto Rican cuisine shines at pop-ups
Puerto Rico–born Orlando Pagán, a James Beard Award semifinalist and executive chef at Spring Street’s Wild Common, brings his heritage into everything he does at the Michelin-starred restaurant. Diners experience Wild Common’s cuisine through a tasting menu that marries Pagán’s cultural roots with global flavors and t
This is the most iconic food in SC, Food Network says. See if you...
Food Network has picked the iconic foods in each state in the nation. They’re calling it the United Plates of America. Some are not particularly surprising like brisket in Texas and Philly Cheesesteak in Pennsylvania, lobster rolls in Maine and hot dish in Minnesota. But have you tried Poutine in New Hampshire or Mario
Celebrate Fourth of July at The Ansonborough: Firework Views, Live Music and Cocktail Specials
This Independence Day, The Ansonborough, one of Charleston's historic boutique hotels, invites the public to their Rooftop Garden overlooking the Cooper River to view what’s expected to be one of the Southeast’s biggest fireworks shows. Attendees can enjoy live music from Phil Blackstone (starting at 6 p.m.) and...
Crews respond to overturned vehicle on I-526 westbound Friday: MPPD
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – Mount Pleasant Police Department responded to an overturned vehicle on Interstate 526 westbound on Friday afternoon. According to the Mount Pleasant Police Department, I-526 westbound was shut down after a single-vehicle rollover crash near mile-marker 27. No injuries were reported, MPPD s
Air Force Acquires First Locomotive in 60 Years
JUNE 19, 2026 – The 628th Logistics Readiness Squadron unveiled the newest locomotive added to the Air Force inventory since 1966 at Joint Base Charleston, March 4, 2026. “You can’t defend the nation without transportation,” said Christopher Tapscott, 628th LRS distribution section chief. “This locomotive will be a gre

















