Charleston SC

Featured picture for Woman sentenced in 2024 Dorchester County crash that killed 2 teens

Woman sentenced in 2024 Dorchester County crash that killed 2 teens

DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — The jury has reached a guilty verdict against a woman who was charged in connection with a crash that killed two teenagers nearly two years ago. Ashner Hollyn Nelson was found guilty of two counts of felony driving under the influence and reckless homicide.
Featured picture for Big Percy is a Guinness World Records Holder

Big Percy is a Guinness World Records Holder

The South Carolina State Museum has announced Big Percy, a monumental sweetgrass basket created by master artisan Corey Alston, is the new Guinness World Records title holder for the largest sweetgrass basket. The Museum will also celebrate this exciting achievement with Alston at a special event August 7, featuring li
Featured picture for Charleston has a new-ish Americana radio station

Charleston has a new-ish Americana radio station

If you’re out tooling around the Lowcountry in your car, you might want to consider turning that dial (or more likely pressing that button) and tuning in to WRHG, 102.9 FM. The station, which has been up and running for about a year and a half, plays what station owner and programmer Bruce Roberts refers to as “positiv
Featured picture for Thousands of 9-1-1 callers hang up before dispatchers can help

Thousands of 9-1-1 callers hang up before dispatchers can help

Emergency line call-takers and dispatchers receive over a thousand calls every day on average, but about one in 10 of those callers hang up or abandon their calls before officials can figure out what the problem is. “I have had at least five today,” Charleston County dispatcher Marea Quijano said...
Featured picture for Woodfield Closes on West Ashley Site, Construction Begins on Residential Component of Ashley Landing

Woodfield Closes on West Ashley Site, Construction Begins on Residential Component of Ashley Landing

Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities, has closed on the purchase of a portion of the Ashley Landing redevelopment and will immediately begin construction on Westbourne Ashley Landing, a 285-unit mixed-use residential community that will serve as the multifamily
Featured picture for These 10 South Carolina Crepe Cafés Made Brunch The Highlight Of Our Weekend

These 10 South Carolina Crepe Cafés Made Brunch The Highlight Of Our Weekend

South Carolina’s brunch scene just found its sweetest French-inspired secret!. Forget ordinary weekend mornings—these crêpe cafés are turning breakfast into a delicious adventure filled with golden folds, irresistible fillings, and flavors that make you want to slow down and stay awhile. From Charleston’s historic stre
Featured picture for Lanes reopened on West Coleman Boulevard after traffic halted headed toward Ravenel Bridge

Lanes reopened on West Coleman Boulevard after traffic halted headed toward Ravenel Bridge

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — A collision on West Coleman Boulevard blocked both lanes going toward the Ravenel Bridge early Friday morning, according to the Mount Pleasant Police Department. Police were on scene as of 7:30 a.m. working to clear the collision, and the roadway was reopened shortly after...
Featured picture for UNDER CONSTRUCTION: 4 South Carolina projects to watch

UNDER CONSTRUCTION: 4 South Carolina projects to watch

Greenwood County is developing a $9.4 million speculative industrial building in Hodges. Nantucket’s Meat & Fish Market is renovating a new retail location in Mount Pleasant. Old Village Swim Club is adding a new recreational facility with rental units in Mount Pleasant. Richland County is redeveloping Columbia Place M
Featured picture for Francis Salvador: The South Carolinian Who Became the First Jew Killed for American Independence Mortally Wounded 250 Years Ago Today

Francis Salvador: The South Carolinian Who Became the First Jew Killed for American Independence...

Francis Salvador died before he ever knew whether the country he fought for would survive. On a remote South Carolina frontier, just weeks after the Declaration of Independence was adopted in Philadelphia, a 29-year-old Jewish immigrant named Francis Salvador was mortally wounded fighting for the American cause. There
Featured picture for Odd Duck Market expands across the Lowcountry

Odd Duck Market expands across the Lowcountry

Lifelong friends Andrew Hare and Jared Hellman opened the original Odd Duck Market in Park Circle in summer 2023. Located at 1082 East Montague Ave., the market is now a fixture in the community. Leveraging the success in North Charleston, the duo and their team opened two new Odd Duck...

Trending Posts