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Refurbished World War II-Era Bunker on Sullivan’s Island Up For Sale
History buffs could soon own a home with a rich military history on Sullivan’s Island. Located at 3030 Brownell Ave., a World War II bunker that was converted into a home in 1972 is listed by Realtor Jurgen Bushi of Kevin Richter’s Richter & Co. “For the longtime...
Mobile food scene on King St. sparks conversation among businessowners, council
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Indulging your palate may be easier than ever with mobile food services, but existing business owners say it needs more regulation. In the past few weeks, King Street business owners say they have noticed a rise in food trucks, carts and tents around downtown. “King Street...
“24/7 Day”: Celebrate first responders in Charleston
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – On Wednesday, July 24 (or “24/7 Day”), first responders in Charleston can visit select convenience store chains and receive anything from a free coffee, fountain, or frozen drink to branded swag and Gatorade as thanks for working 24/7. The convenience store industry unites for the sixth annual 24/7 Day, hosted by […]
Pledge or Re-pledge to the Bobcat Guardian Program
Due to the Town of Kiawah Island’s recent research findings showing an increase in second-generation anticoagulant rodenticide (SGA) use, the Town is asking all residents, businesses, regimes, and island entities to pledge or repledge as Bobcat Guardians to commit to not using any SGAs on Kiawah Island. Businesses, residents,...
Endangered Historic Lighthouse in Charleston Harbor
Morris Island Lighthouse | Charleston Harbor, South Carolina | Built c. 1762, 1838, 1876- Decommissioned in 1962. An imposing tower rises from the waters off the coast of Charleston, casting a ghostly shadow over the harbor it used to illuminate with its guiding light. That light has long been extinguished, leaving behind a shell of a structure with little purpose today. But while it’s hard to imagine now, this lighthouse was once among the most crucial navigational aids on the eastern seaboard, dating back to its first construction in the 1760s. Through revolutions, changes in government, and two wars, a lighthouse steadfastly operated here, guiding countless ships of seafarers who followed its beacon into Charleston Harbor.
Historic Charleston Naval Storehouse Becomes Live-Work Community
In North Charleston, South Carolina, Storehouse Nine has opened in a restored naval storehouse within the mixed-use redevelopment, Navy Yard Charleston. The project offers 78 boutique live-work studio to one-bedroom units. Ranging from 540 to 930 square feet, the units create a flexible and integrated living area and workspace. “Today’s...
Hanahan's Steward Street Park
Hanahan Mayor Christie Rainwater says that the new additions to Hawks Nest, including pickleball courts and stadium will be perfect for their park-loving community. A Beaufort County man was sentenced Friday after he pleaded guilty to charges connected to the Jan. 6 Capitol Breach. Burton Fire Adams Circle. Updated: Jun....
988 crisis helpline celebrates anniversary of launch
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - June marks two years since the launch of the nationwide mental health crisis helpline 988. In 2022, 852 people died by suicide in South Carolina. To tackle the issue the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline number was launched nationwide in July of the same year. Substance...
Everyday Hero: Air Force pilot reflects on withdrawal from Afghanistan
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The 2021 withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan was the largest noncombatant withdrawal in American history, and the final pilot on the final plane leaving Afghanistan talked to News 2 about his mission. “We did things we’ve never done before, and you have to look at that aspect of the mission […]
Residents can expect to see new additions coming to two Hanahan city parks
HANAHAN, S.C. (WCSC) - The City of Hanahan has big plans in store for two of its parks. The city plans to enhance Hawks Nest Park, located behind Bowen’s Corner Elementary, by adding a covered pickleball court and stadium seating that would fit 583 people to their sports turf field.
AHA and local UDC chapter refile lawsuit to protect Robert E. Lee memorial
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — As of July 19, 2024 The American Heritage Association (AHA) has partnered with local UDC Chapter to refile a lawsuit over the removal of the Robert E. Lee Memorial. “The American Heritage Association (AHA) has partnered with the local UDC Chapter to refile our previous...
The Citadel unveils portrait dedicated to Charleston’s longest-serving mayor
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A portrait of Charleston’s longest-serving mayor will soon hang in The Citadel’s main library. Joseph P. Riley, Jr. was on hand for the unveiling this week. The portrait is part of the college’s ‘Distinguished Alumni’ gallery and is meant to honor his service to Charleston and The Citadel. Riley, affectionately known […]
The Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry opens Live 5 News exhibit
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Live 5 News has officially cut the ribbon on its broadcast-themed educational exhibit at the Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry in downtown Charleston. When Live 5 first became a television station back in 1953, former long-time meteorologist Charlie Hall announced its first words: “Channel 5...
Frozen daiquiri bar coming to King Street in downtown Charleston
Born and raised in Greenville, Zachary Elliot was diagnosed with bone cancer at 9-years-old. Given a 10% chance of survival, he endured chemotherapy, the amputation of his leg and years of surgeries and prosthetics. Through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Elliot was able to meet Alec Monopoly, his favorite artist and painter....
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