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Charleston-area supply-chain links merge, including a 'nurdle' handler
Harbor Logistics of North Charleston and Moncks Corner-based nurdle handler A&R Bulk-Pak announced they merged under a ...
Novant Health, MUSC pushing care out into fast-growing communities in Berkeley
As housing booms on Daniel Island in the Point Hope community, a new Emergency Department, a large medical clinic and other ...
Charleston, Army Corps partner on stormwater projects to reduce flooding on peninsula, in West Ashley
The city of Charleston and Army Corps will restore another segment of the brick arch tunnels and design the next phase to ...
Grow an edible wonderland in Charleston and get groceries from your backyard
A Charleston landscaper designs beautiful backyard edible gardens. He's launching fruit tree giveaways for lower-income ...
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Local leaders call for unity and action at historic rally against new legislative agenda
Protesters gathered in the parking lot of North Charleston City Hall Friday, voicing their opposition to the current ...
Roughly 100 people turned out for July 4th No Kings protest in North Charleston despite rain
Roughly a hundred people protest at North Charleston City Hall on July 4 following the passage of Donald Trump's "Big ...
New Nexton hotel will be a first for the South Carolina
Lowcountry Hotels is planning another hotel in Nexton, while its North Charleston properties undergo multi-million-dollar ...
South Carolina helped fuel an American revolution. Is that spirit alive today? We asked.
For this July 4th, we asked five South Carolinians "250 years later, is the Spirit of the American Revolution still alive?" ...
Aging military relics resurface as donations to museums like Patriots Point
A collection of items from World War II sailor Charles Bonness was headed to the dump. After being saved, they are now part ...
SC could see high rip current risk this Independence Day weekend. Here's how to stay safe.
On this July 4th weekend, many from South Carolina are heading out to the beach. But there might be a predator lurking just ...
Abandoned and overgrown, a Charleston schoolhouse has a story to tell. Soon it may gain new life.
Pitt Street building in downtown Charleston that operated as Marion S. Hanckel Kindergarten and Confederate Museum could get new life after legal battle.
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North Charleston parade, celebration to mark Juneteenth
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A parade commemorating Juneteenth will take place Sunday at the Felix Pinckney Community Center. Organizers say the event will be a “celebration full of pride ...