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Charleston Mayor William Cogswell pulled the plug on giving small grants to homeowners to plant raingardens, but City Council convinced him to tweak it instead
The unified redevelopment plan combines the former Piggly Wiggly site with the much larger Ashley Landing shopping center across Sumar Street in West Ashley.
Charleston Mayor William Cogswell outlined new steps to minimize the number of homeless people sleeping outside, a problem in many SC cities, such as Columbia
City of Charleston is on a high horse about ending a $10,000-a-year sustainability program to encourage homeowners to develop rain gardens.
Elections are changing in Charleston, but voters aren’t expected to notice a difference.