Gov. Henry McMaster issued his final round of budget vetoes Monday as the state’s overdue spending plan went into effect.
Musician and educator Frank Duvall is named executive director of North Charleston POPS! as the organization enters its 2026-27 season.
Market Street is getting a new splash of color with a new Coca-Cola sponsored mural celebrating Charleston and the Lowcountry.
A new indoor trampoline and adventure park in Aiken's Kalmia Plaza shopping center is filled with attractions for families to enjoy.
Clemson football has embraced change this offseason, and no single player better represents those changes than DT Andy Burburija. He’s turned heads as Dabo Swinney’s first-ever junior college signee.
Fighting for Gavin: SC lawmaker finds unexpected allies, writes book on sextortion after son’s death
State Rep. Brandon Guffey turned his grief into action after his son, Gavin, fell prey to sextortion. He recently visited Rock Hill schools to share his message with teens, and is releasing a book ...
This week, explore the new Old Towne Creek County Park, grab tickets for Nikki Glaser or one of the many concerts cropping up across town. See the Halsey's newest art exhibit, an author talk and more.
Discount grocer Aldi is opening two stores in the Charleston area, including one in Berkeley County that just broke ground and another in West Ashley still in the planning stages.
Barnwell football is recovering from a challenging 2025 season with a condensed roster and a new region to face in Class A.
The inaugural Mayor’s Citizens of Excellence Awards on Aug. 17 recognized three community leaders Mayor Teddy Milner said have “positively impacted the character of our city.” “These awards tonight ...
Can anyone rent out their Folly Beach home now? What to know about the short-term rental cap ruling.
After a judge ruled Aug. 14 that Folly Beach’s short-term rental ordinance and its business license tax were illegally enacted, residents seem to have have more questions than answers. Here’s what to ...
Garnet, orange, black and purple were major parts of the afternoon scene Aug. 16 at St. John's Methodist Church, as the congregation held its annual Tailgates and Touchdowns event.
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