Q&A with Charleston mayoral candidates Tecklenburg, Cogswell | News
The Post and Courier sat down with both candidates on Nov. 16 for recorded interviews. See where Tecklenburg and Cogswell stand on voters' key issues, from public safety and tourism
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The Post and Courier sat down with both candidates on Nov. 16 for recorded interviews. See where Tecklenburg and Cogswell stand on voters' key issues, from public safety and tourism
All six candidates for mayor of Charleton fielded questions about public safety, flooding, quality of life/housing and tourism.
Two apparent facts stem from the numerous discussions of what to do with the redevelopment of the Sumar Street property. First, it has generated a tremendous amount of attention. Second,
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.
A vote on one of three redevelopment proposals for the 3.3-acre Piggly Wiggly site evolved into a power struggle among members of council.