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Charleston County is giving fix-up houses to housing groups | News

Charleston County SC spent millions buying vacant houses, and is now giving them away to organizations that will put them back in use as affordable housing.

'There's no better place': MP Mayor talks growth, traffic and restoration at Chamber meet

The subject of growth was on the mind of Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie during his appearance at the Feb. 21 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce meeting at Alhambra Hall,

Charleston art nonprofit Enough Pie saying goodbye | Charleston Scene

Enough Pie, a small-but-mighty Charleston arts organization that "used creativity to connect and empower our community" is dissolving after 10 years.

Lewis Hatch Chile Roast returns for 6th year - Charleston City Paper

Lewis Hatch Chile Roast Returns for its Sixth Year on October 1st

Pitmaster John Lewis announced the sixth annual Lewis Chile Roast will be held on Sunday, October 1st from 12 pm to 5 pm at Rancho Lewis (1503 King St.) and the adjacent Pacific Box & Crate courtyard.  The Lewis Chile Roast celebrates the acclaimed pitmaster’s favorite ingredient, the Hatch green chile, and honors the annual […]

Ladson man among thousands of hit-and-run victims awaiting justice

7/21 NEWSBREAK: Man kills himself in North Charleston store

Consultants tour Charleston's Joseph Floyd Manor, help decide housing complex's fate

Consultants with the Ohio-based National Affordable Housing Trust have been tasked with guiding Charleston County housing authority officials through its redevelopment application to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban

6/30 NEWSBREAK: S.C.'s Rucker, Boseman to be on Hollywood Walk of Fame

The Hollywood Walk of Fame will soon display the names of two South Carolinians, Charleston’s Darius Rucker and the late Chadwick Boseman.

Charleston County struggles to fill spots on board that governs Joseph Floyd Manor

Heavy turnover, budget woes and concern over property conditions have plagued the housing authority in recent years.