Classroom Champions: Summerville Elementary class wants to replace key educational toy
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) — One Lowcountry teacher wants to replace an old toy that was a key part of her classroom. Summerville Elementary School’s Debby Yanchik works with the special needs program at the school, where she says working with the kids is her passion. “I’ve been at...
Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions: Reserve Met; Bidding Open at $6.25M for Iconic High Battery Waterfront...
NEW YORK - Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions announced today that the reserve has been met and bidding has officially opened at $6.25M for one of Charleston’s most architecturally significant private residences, the historic ‘Nathaniel Ingraham House.’ The property will be auctioned in cooperation with Lisa Patterson,...
Light freezing rain forecasted for interior Lowcountry; Charleston likely to see rain only
LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — Meteorologists are forecasting the potential for wintry impacts in the Lowcountry this weekend. The threat for light freezing rain accumulations will be possible for interior parts of Colleton, Dorchester and Berkeley Counties near I-95 this weekend. Throughout Charleston County freezing...
City considers James Island home development plan, residents push back
JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — Some residents are concerned that a plan to add homes and commercial space on James Island will come with future consequences. The plan called the Grimball Folly Assemblage is designed to add 67 townhomes along with commercial space on the 14 acres of land along Grimball Road Extension...
Charleston Homes Are at Risk from “Invisible Killer” Radon Today in South Carolina
Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas from soil and rock, poses a hidden lung cancer risk in Charleston-area homes, especially during winter when sealed structures trap it indoors. South Carolina sees elevated levels in coastal Lowcountry spots despite lower statewide risk perceptions, making testing essential...
This Day in History: Jan. 21, 2025: Charleston experiences rare significant snowfall
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston experienced a rare and significant snowfall as part of a winter storm that blanketed much of the Deep South one year ago Wednesday. More than four inches of snow fell in the Charleston area on Jan. 21, 2025, leading to the closure of Charleston International Airport. Officials...
Retired admiral jumps in crowded 1st Congressional District race
MORNING HEADLINES | Retired Navy Rear Admiral Nancy Lacore of Mount Pleasant, a former chief of the Navy Reserve, is joining at least 14 other candidates running for South Carolina’s coastal 1st Congressional District. Lacore is now among a slew of Democratic candidates, including Mac Deford, Max Diaz, Matthew...
This Mom-And-Pop Might Be The Reason Locals Wake Up Early Every Weekend in Mount...
This family-run Mount Pleasant restaurant specializes in creatively elevated Southern breakfast and brunch dishes that showcase fresh local seafood and an impressive array of flavored grits. Grace & Grit opened in August 2017 under Chef Frank Kline’s leadership, quickly becoming the go-to destination for exceptional...
North Charleston man arrested for assault and resisting arrest in violent confrontation
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A man was arrested Monday after he allegedly assaulted a woman and fought with an officer, according to the North Charleston Police Department. Dennis Michael Oliver, a 37-year-old was charged with unlawful taking of a firearm, resisting arrest, and unlawful conduct toward a child.
Gaillard Center to host John Legend: An Evening of Songs and Stories
On Tuesday, March 24, the Charleston Gaillard Center will present John Legend: An Evening of Songs and Stories at 7:30 p.m. Tickets go on sale Friday, Jan. 23, at 10 a.m., online only. The ticket office opens at 11 a.m. Legend is an EGOT-winning, critically acclaimed, multi-platinum artist and producer...
