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MOJA Arts Festival calls on local artists
A call for artists to submit work for the 2024 MOJA Arts Festival’s Juried Art Exhibition has been announced by the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs. The MOJA Arts Festival is an 11-day multi-disciplinary celebration of African American and Caribbean culture, running this year from Sept. 26 to Oct. 6.
Learn about City Environmental Initiatives
City Council formed the Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) to advise City Council on matters of environmental impact, protections, conservation and sustainability by exploring innovations, best practices & data around changes. The committee aims to educate the community about environmental issues and city initiatives, while promoting a sustainable lifestyle. Goals. Protect...
Starts increase compared to May
Starts for buildings with five or more units dropped 23.4% year over year to a seasonally adjusted rate of 360,000 in June, according to the monthly report from HUD and the U.S. Census Bureau. However, they increased by 22% from May 2024. Developers pulled permits for a seasonally adjusted rate...
Deadly vehicle vs. cyclist accident shut down Sullivan’s Island Causeway Sunday
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – A cyclist died after being struck by a vehicle Sunday afternoon. Around 4:36 p.m., the Mount Pleasant Police Department (MPPD) responded to the accident in the area of Rifle Range Road and Ben Sawyer Boulevard. According to Sergeant Ashley Croy, the cyclist was transported to a local hospital where he […]
Gaynor Avenue Fire
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. 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. Hanahan's Steward...
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....
20th Annual Sweetgrass Festival
The annual Mount Pleasant Sweetgrass Festival is designed to promote and bring attention to the contributions of the Gullah Geechee people’s history, culture, traditions and their sweetgrass basket art form that originated in Mount Pleasant and continues to exist in our town and surrounding communities today. Offering free admission,...
Flatland Cavalry Humbles the Folks of Charleston
Flatland Cavalry brought some Texas twang to the Lowcountry on Thursday night! A sold-out show boasted a crowd of 2,000, and the weather couldn’t have been better at the outdoor venue. The Refinery is Charleston’s newest mixed-use facility and is a local favorite, offering local vendors, great food trucks, and the prettiest Palmetto views!
Mount Pleasant police investigate vehicle-cyclist incident near Ben Sawyer Causeway
MOUNT PLEASANT,SC (WCIV) — Mount Pleasant Police Department is investigating an incident involving a vehicle and cyclist. Police provided this information after News 4 inquired about a large police presence on the Ben Sawyer Causeway in between Sullivan's Island and Mount Pleasant. Police did not provide an update on...
Bicyclist struck by vehicle in Mount Pleasant dies from injuries
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — The bicyclist who was struck by a vehicle Sunday afternoon has died, according to the Mount Pleasant Police Department. The incident occurred at the area of Rifle Range Road and Ben Sawyer Boulevard at approximately 4:36 p.m. The bicyclist was taken to the hospital...
Mt. Hope Scrolls: Quick Cooking Like the Goodie House
Ust the other night I remembered my trip to the Goodie House. You have probably been to something like the Goodie House. An all night diner that serves breakfast all day is the kind of restaurant I’m talking about. I went to a place called the Goodie House in Charleston, South Carolina with my father. The Goodie House was on Calhoun Street near the Francis Marion Hotel. This would have been in the early sixties. I was probably ten years old. We were going to eat breakfast and then drive back to Greeleyville. I don’t remember much about the trip except the guy cooking at the Goodie House.
Charleston’s community-centric Innovation District: a collaborative effort spearheaded by MUSC
The Medical University of South Carolina is spearheading a groundbreaking initiative to develop an innovation district in Charleston, a visionary project designed to stimulate regional growth and academic and clinical excellence and position the area as a nexus of medical and technological advancement. This endeavor extends beyond the construction of buildings and infrastructure; it is about cultivating an ecosystem where innovation thrives and benefits the entire community.
One of North Charleston’s largest apartment complexes sold
One of the largest apartment communities in North Charleston is under new ownership. Colliers has purchased Livano North Charleston, according to a news release. The 332-unit community holds one, two and three-bedroom garden-style apartments on 16 acres of property, accoring to the release. The property also featuresa clubhouse, resort-style pool, dog park, private garages, outdoor entertainment area, fitness center and a business center with private offices and conference rooms.
North Charleston auto-pedestrian accident left one dead
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Just before 10 o’clock on Saturday, North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) officers responded to an auto-pedestrian accident at Rivers Avenue and Fuller Street intersection. The male pedestrian was pronounced deceased on the scene, according to authorities. The name of the victim has not yet been released. Authorities say no charges […]
Boyz to Men conference hosted in Hollywood, aims to encourage younger generation
HOLLYWOOD, S.C. (WCBD)- The Boyz to Men organization held its annual conference today. The organization exists to invest in the younger generation, and dozens of young men were at Baptist Hill High School today to learn from mentors across the state. Organizer Butch Kennedy says the conference is open to ages 9 and up, “I’m […]
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