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4th of July City Operations
Emergency services remain available 24/7. Please call 911 in the case of an emergency. Note: There will be no yard debris or miscellaneous collection this week. Charleston County Recycling Collection will be delayed by one day. Pick-up will occur on Friday, July 5.
Volunteers invited to help collect litter on Isle of Palms beach Wednesday and Friday
ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCBD) – Volunteers are invited to help collect litter on Isle of Palms the day before and after the July 4 holiday. The first Isle of Palms cleanup event will happen Wednesday from 7 a.m. until 8:30 a.m., and then local groups will partner to clean up the beach after the […]
Isle of Palms PD shares 4th of July safety tips & rules
ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCBD) – The Isle of Palms Police Department (IOPPD) is urging residents and tourists to celebrate safely this 4th of July. Safety on the road! Due to high traffic and large crowds of people visiting the island, they ask drivers to be patient and allow extra time to come and go […]
Survey Available: Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan
In the summer of 2023, the city began working with the engineering firm, Seamon Whiteside, on a Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan. As the threat of rising sea levels continues to impact coastal communities around the world, it is crucial for the city to develop strategies to mitigate the risks and ensure the long-term sustainability of our community. The Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan is a proactive and forward-thinking approach to ensure the long-term sustainability and resilience of our community.
Charleston County deputy involved in Tuesday morning crash with civilian vehicle
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A deputy with the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) was involved in a Tuesday morning crash with a civilian vehicle. The deputy attempted a U-turn while headed north on Savannah Highway in West Ashley and did not see a civilian vehicle directly behind them, according to officials with the sheriff’s […]
Family and friends remember the legacy of Charleston great musician Quentin Ravenel
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)–Many people across the Lowcountry are mourning the loss of a beloved musician who they say was taken from this world too soon. Quentin Ravenel is remembered as a talented musician, friend, and community member. Ravenel died following an officer-involved shooting Friday, but family and friends say they plan to carry on his […]
For Sale: Coterie – Restaurant in Historic Downtown Charleston, SC – $595K
The Elliotborough Neighborhood restaurant Coterie is for sale for $595,000. Here is what you need to know:. Restaurant Size: The property includes approximately 1,600 square feet of space. The indoor dining area accommodates 40 seats, including 6 low bar stools. The covered patio features 36 seats including 12 seats at the bar and 28 seats on the open patio. The fully equipped kitchen is ready to accommodate any restaurant concept.
Charleston airport sees 12% jump in travelers and a surge in firearms found in carry-ons
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston International Airport saw a growth of at least 12% of the number of fliers this travel period compared to last year, and with all those extra fliers, has come more incorrectly-packed firearms. Nationwide, during this Fourth of July holiday period, the Transportation...
‘Loophole’ closed in Charleston’s thick plastic bag ban
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As of Monday, the single-use plastic bag ban with an updated ban on thick plastic bags within the City of Charleston is in effect. The city and others surrounding it began looking at single-use bag laws years ago to protect the environment. Charleston’s original ordinance took effect in 2020.
SC Ports Cut Deal With ILA to Reopen Leatherman Terminal
The Port of Charleston’s newest terminal finally expects to welcome container vessels three years after the carriers began avoiding the gateway due to a major labor dispute.US Ports, Terminals Call on USTR Tai to Reconsider 25% Tariffs on China-Made Cranes The South Carolina Ports Authority has reached an agreement with the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) that will make way for the full reopening of the Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal. The ports’ board of directors voted unanimously in support of the agreement. “SC Ports and ILA proudly announce that after productive and collaborative conversations, we have mutually developed and agreed to the framework...
Gibbes Museum of Art Announces 1858 Prize Celebratory Exhibition
The Gibbes Museum of Art will celebrate the 15th anniversary of the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art with a major exhibition highlighting artwork and success stories of the diverse group of American artists recognized by the annual prize. Originally established as the Factor Prize for Southern Art, the annual award, underwritten by the Gibbes young patrons’ auxiliary group, Society 1858, since 2013, was developed to recognize the outstanding contributions of contemporary artists in the South.
Athletes with South Carolina ties to watch at the 2024 Paris Olympics
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- The 2024 Paris Summer Olympics are just around the corner. The world’s best athletes will descend on France to compete for their countries across 32 sports from July 26 through August 11. And, multiple athletes with ties to the Palmetto State will be there to represent Team USA and other countries. Here […]
Special Poetry Event: Linda Joy Walder at Baxter-Patrick James Island Library – Saturday, August 3, 2024 (Free Event)
DATE: Saturday, August 3, 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Celebrated Charleston poet Linda Joy Walder will read from Running Naked in the Snow (Free Verse Press), her debut collection of poems exploring life, love, loss, and hope. Linda’s works include Haiku, rhythm word experiments, and lyrical pieces that the poet describes as “word paintings,” pulling back the curtain during grief, engaging with abandoned flowers, or reflecting on intimate family moments, as well as other experiential encounters. There will be a Q&A with the poet following the reading.
In a recent study, Charleston, SC is the fastest growing life sciences metro hub in the nation between 2018-2022
Did you know that Charleston is the fastest-growing life sciences metro hub in the country?. In a recent study by CommercialCafe, between 2018 – 2022, Charleston was the fastest growing life sciences metro hub in the country among 24 leading metro competitors, according to a recent ranking. During these four years, Charleston, South Carolina outpaced traditional hubs including Boston, San Francisco and New York. Though Charleston is not ranked #1, it is clearly indicating a strong foundation and interest around the country.
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