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A Jan. 11 documentary screening of a 30-minute film titled, Burned, at Charlestons Sottile Theater spotlighted the true story of how a firefighters spouse, Diane Cotter, reported the presence of

Going Places, a Mount Pleasant-based nonprofit, is going national.

Charleston is back on its feet after severe winds battered the region on Jan. 9. But the National Weather Service is forecasting another round of bad weather for Friday.

The City of North Charleston’s Cultural Arts Department has announced that concurrent solo exhibitions of paintings by Jeremy Croft (North Charleston, South Carolina) and sculptures by James Johnson (Mount Pleasant,

Students using nicotine vapes, THC vapes, marijuana and consuming edibles made to look like mainstream snacks are indicative of a "dangerous" uptick in drug use in the Charleston County School District, Lucy Beckham High School parents were told on Dec. 13.

There’s a big tea party on Sunday, but you won’t have to hold out your pinky. Instead, wave a flag during this big anniversary celebrating colonial revolutionary fervor that first came two weeks before the famous Boston Tea Party.

Hundreds of community members and several canines of assorted breeds created a festive scene on Thanksgiving morning, as runners and walkers laced up their kicks and pounded the pavement during

Charleston voters will choose the next mayor in a runoff election on Nov. 21. Incumbent John Tecklenburg is being challenged by real estate developer and former state lawmaker William Cogswell, who finished first in the general election.

SCRA takes on 2 more member companies in Columbia, Mount Pleasant

A newly-formed partnership between produce supplier Rainbow Packaging Corporation and acclaimed chef Roland Feldman has resulted in tailoring the service providers offerings to meet customer demands by employing AI technology.