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Chick-fil-A plans to add three new locations across the Lowcountry, but it also wants to upgrade the drive-thru lanes at two of its not-so-old restaurants. In downtown Charleston, a new

Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the 26th Annual Silent Witness Ceremony scheduled for Tuesday.The solemn event is set to take place on Tuesday, Oct. 3,

Free Medium Hot Coffee or Cold Brew with any Purchase In-Store or OnlineDuck Donuts, known for serving Warm, Delicious and Made to Order donuts, is brewing up

West Ashley folks have some sort of weird hang-up about gas stations. This particular idiosyncrasy is an expensive, endless source of headache for Charleston, as we saw at City Council

Relocating a state agencys Charleston office created problems for a blind employee she says amounted to discrimination after her bosses declined accommodation requests to make her work commute less dangerous.

A recent news headline on Charlestons attempt to redevelop the vacant grocery store site at a key West Ashley gateway summed it up well: "Charleston City Council infighting leaves former

A new concept is coming to a darkened West Ashley dining venue while a restaurant offering French fare recently turned out the lights.

The display of political jockeying at Charleston City Council’s June 20 discussion about the proposed Sumar Street project was a deeply concerning failure of our elected leaders to make a sound decision in West Ashley’s best interest. 

An online petition going around asks a question many folks have had for years: Why is Woodland Shores Road so unsafe?

There’s a new red light on Maybank Highway, and new Charleston County Councilman Joe Boykin hears about it. Every. Single. Day.