The Lowcountry Oyster Festival was canceled owing to safety concerns.
Mount Pleasant’s Lowcountry Oyster Festival, a popular annual event, was canceled early Friday due to safety concerns for volunteers and attendees amid ongoing winter weather impacts. Cancellation Details. Organizers prioritized safety following last weekend’s winter storm, which left lingering hazards like ice in...
Food for All: Lowcountry Street Grocery and Grocery Rx deliver fresh produce directly to...
Lowcountry Street Grocery holds that all people should be afforded the right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness—and produce. For the past decade, this do-good operation has cooked up creative ways to put fruits and veggies on every community member’s plate regardless of income. Many have been introduced to...
South Carolina Weather Alert: Below-Normal Temperatures Hold for Columbia and Charleston, February 5-9
South Carolina faces a prolonged cold snap from February 5–9, with below-normal temperatures dominating the Midlands and Lowcountry, though widespread snow or ice isn’t forecast. Temperature Outlook. Daytime highs in Columbia and Charleston will fall short of seasonal averages, while nights dip into the 30s inland...
Snow stops, but frigid temperatures continue across the Lowcountry
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The Lowcountry woke up to a blanket of snow on the ground and dangerously cold temperatures Sunday morning. People should continue to limit travel due to slick road conditions, which could become a problem again late Sunday night into early Monday morning due to snow melting and re-freezing....
From Bar to Bottle: How Bittermilk redefined Charleston’s cocktail craft
MariElena Raya fell in love with the culture of cooking growing up working in the kitchen of Robert’s of Charleston, her father’s cherished restaurant (see Flashback, page 176). While attending the Culinary Institute of America in New York, she met and later married Joe Raya, whose hospitality background and training...
Why This Family-Owned Pizzeria Has Been the Neighborhood Go-To Since 2006 in Charleston, SC
D’Allesandro’s Pizza on Saint Philip Street brings hand-tossed thin-crust pizza with local ingredients to downtown Charleston, where the hipster casual vibe and graffiti-covered walls have made this a beloved neighborhood spot for nearly two decades. Since opening in 2006, this family-operated pizzeria has been...
Reddy or Not: Assault on Property Rights
I hope you are all paying attention to what I believe is an assault on property rights happening before our eyes. Freedom and property rights, which are intricately linked, do not disappear overnight. They erode gradually until one day you wake up and realize we have replaced God as our shepherd with government.
Charleston County schools closed Monday, students to participate in eLearning
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston County schools will be closed Monday due to cold temperatures and snowy road conditions, the district told families and staff Sunday. All Charleston County School District operations will transition to eLearning and remote work for Monday, Feb. 2 "to prioritize the safety...
Berkeley County Blanketed by Snow in Weekend Winter Blast: PHOTOS
Berkeley County woke up to a sight straight out of a snow globe this weekend as a rare winter blast buried the Lowcountry under a blanket of white. The post Berkeley County Blanketed by Snow in Weekend Winter Blast: PHOTOS first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .
One dead after single-vehicle crash in Berkeley County
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating after a person was killed in a one-vehicle crash. Cpl. Nick Pye said the crash happened at 9:10 p.m. Saturday near the intersection of Sidneys Road and Bullseye Lane. Pye said a 2006 Lincoln sedan was heading...
