Mace’s animal abuse registry proposal gets mixed reviews from local shelters
CHARLESTON , S.C. (WCIV) — Animal abuse. It's a troubling crime, and the numbers are troubling in the Palmetto State. South Carolina ranks 40th out of 50 states when it comes to laws protecting animals from cruelty and abuse. Representative Nancy Mace says if she's elected governor, she will crack down on the...
South Carolina Weather Update: Freezing Rain Risk Increases by Saturday Night
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Charleston, South Carolina – A surge of very cold air could bring wintry weather to parts of southeast South Carolina and southeast Georgia this weekend, raising concerns for freezing rain and hazardous...
Lowcountry ‘donut hole’ protected from development in scenic corridor
Conservationists are praising the protection of 664 acres of Lowcountry property they consider a key in the larger land preservation effort of South Carolina’s coastal plain. The Lowcountry Land Trust says saving the property on the Jasper-Hampton county line fills a gap, or “donut hole,’’ that existed in the mosaic...
19-year-old arrested, accused of causing estimated $40K damage to Shadowmoss Golf Club
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A 19-year-old from Ravenel was arrested Tuesday and faces charges after reports of vandalism to multiple holes at the Shadowmoss Golf and Country Club in West Ashley. Witnesses at the scene claim Gavin Alsbrook Cole entered the golf course driving a pickup truck after hours....
Georgetown man accused of threatening to ‘shoot up’ SC airports, rape flight school employee
GEORGETOWN, SC (WMBF) - A Georgetown man faces charges after allegedly making violent phone calls to airports and flight schools across South Carolina. Ahmad Z’yiem Guilford, 21 years old, was charged with making interstate threats and making false statements to a federal agent, according to the office of the US...
SC doctors help monks during nationwide ‘Walk for Peace’
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A team of South Carolina doctors is offering medical care to a group of Buddhist monks traveling the country as part of their “Walk for Peace.”. For Dr. Jamelah Lemon Youmans and Dr. Yolanda Bryant, care is core to their character. “It just...
15th Annual Bo’s Roast & Chili Cook-Off
Get ready for one of Charleston’s favorite community events — Bo’s Roast & Chili Cook-Off! Now in its 15th year, this full-day celebration brings together live music, local chefs, chili competitors, and hundreds of friends for a cause that hits close to home. Enjoy:. ● A chili...
SC Historical Society x Holy City Brewing
The collab between The South Carolina Historical Society and Holy City Brewing is officially in the can!. Throughout 2026, a portion of the proceeds from all Holy City Lite beer sales will support the SC Historical Society and its educational programming. The partnership spotlights South Carolina’s pivotal role in...
Lowcountry Literacy Project to premiere new documentary ‘The Rising Tide: Literacy in the Lowcountry’
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – They say it’s not a moment; it’s a movement. Lowcountry Literacy Project, a nonprofit committed to ensuring every child learns to read, will premiere its documentary, ‘The Rising Tide: Literacy in the Lowcountry’ on Tuesday evening. The Lowcountry Literacy Project is working to provide...
Charleston County hiring event to showcase public service careers on Jan. 29
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — SC Works Trident in partnership with Charleston County is hosting a hiring event Jan. 29, highlighting career opportunities in the public service field with Charleston County employers. According to the organizers representatives from multiple departments will be in attendance,...
