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Charleston Mayor Cogswell making less than chief of staff | News - Vimarsana News

Charleston Mayor Cogswell making less than chief of staff | News

What do the key staff salaries of Charleston Mayor William Cogswell's new administration say about his priorities?

Charleston to launch Hagood Avenue flooding project | Rising Waters - Vimarsana News

Charleston to launch Hagood Avenue flooding project | Rising Waters

Charleston city leaders have announced plans which could help address chronic flooding problems along Hagood Avenue. Located near The Citadel, the road frequently washes out during high tides and severe storms.

Meet the six candidates running for Charleston mayor - Vimarsana News

Meet the six candidates running for Charleston mayor

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- With just weeks to go until Charleston city residents head to the polls, six candidates are trying to prove they are the right person to lead the Holy City. Incumbent Mayor John Tecklenburg is fighting to keep his seat, while five challengers – William Cogswell, Mika Gadsden, Debra Gammons, Clay Middleton, and […]

Who are the candidates running for Charleston mayor and city council in the November 2023 election - Vimarsana News

Who are the candidates running for Charleston mayor and city council in the November 2023 election

Incumbent Mayor John Tecklenburg faces five challengers. The most crowded City Council races are for Districts 3, the new Johns Island district, and District 9, a West Ashley district with

Researcher: Gadsden Creek's fate may be tied to 26,000 graves - Vimarsana News

Researcher: Gadsden Creek's fate may be tied to 26,000 graves

A volunteer researcher wants to launch a project to remember an estimated 26,000 people buried at a 19th-century mass burial ground that is today’s Harmon Field and The Citadel’s football stadium on Charleston’s West Side.