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Catch summer fun at Charleston County Parks’ fishing pier tournaments

April 14, 2026

Cast Off Fishing Tournaments are back at the Folly Beach and Mount Pleasant Piers this summer! This summer, catch fish, fun and prizes during tournaments at the Folly Beach Pier and the Mount Pleasant Pier! The Mount Pleasant Pier will host the season’s first Cast Off Fishing Tournament on Saturday, May 9. Then, on Saturday, May 16, the…

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Army engineers seek public input on Charleston Brick Arches rehab

April 14, 2026

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Charleston District, is seeking public input on environmental documents that could impact the City of Charleston’s Brick Arches Stormwater Project rehabilitation. USACE, in close cooperation with the City of Charleston, is proposing to rehabilitate specific segments of the historic brick arch stormwater system located on Calhoun, Coming and…

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SCRA announces new grant funding and member companies

April 14, 2026

RFIDKNOW, Clutch Intelligence, Realize Ascent Labs, Renoverse AI, Algae Integration Utility Service, Vet Media Group, and PostPixel received new grant funding from the South Carolina Research Authority. Clutch Intelligence, PostPixel, AmICompliant, Memberworks, Pathly, PSF R&D Labs, and Vismerch were accepted as SCRA member companies. SCRA Interim President and CEO Bill Kirkland said, “We welcome these new member companies and congratulate those that received funding.” All SCRA member companies receive…

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Prep work underway in SC’s nuclear reboot effort

April 14, 2026

This article is published courtesy of the SC Daily Gazette By Jessica Holdman Potential $2.7B payday at least 2 years away South Carolina’s state-owned utility company hopes to know by the first half of 2028 whether a $2.7 billion deal to revive the state’s failed nuclear expansion will officially go through. Santee Cooper reached…

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South Carolina Welcome Centers earn Certified Autism Center™ accreditation, support inclusive travel experiences for all visitors

April 14, 2026

The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) awards the Certified Autism Center™ (CAC) designation to the South Carolina Welcome Centers. To achieve this designation, at least 80% of staff completed autism and sensory training to equip them with knowledge of best practices, skills and resources to welcome and support every visitor, including…

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SCETV receives record-breaking 15 Southeast Emmy® nominations

April 14, 2026

Awards recognize some of the greatest television work in the Southeast The Regional Southeast Emmy® Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) recently announced nominations for the 2026 Southeast Regional Emmy® Awards, with South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) receiving a record-breaking 15 nominations — the highest number of nominations in…

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Berkeley County Government to hold in-house job fair April 30

April 14, 2026

Berkeley County Government will host a job fair for open County positions on Thursday, April 30, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. The event will be held at the Berkeley County Administration Building, located at 1003 Highway 52 in Moncks Corner. Representatives from departments within Berkeley County Government will be available to answer questions and share…

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Regional safety action plan seeks input on traffic safety concerns

April 14, 2026

Input needed by April 23, 11:59 p.m., to identify high-risk areas and prioritize solutions Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG) is developing a Regional Safety Action Plan, a data-driven initiative to identify high-risk areas of our transportation network for implementation of proven traffic safety solutions. The community is invited to share their input on traffic safety…

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Charleston Digital announces expanded artificial intelligence (AI) curriculum

April 14, 2026

With the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping nearly every industry, Charleston Digital is recognizing the growing need for education that cuts through the noise. Through the Charleston Learning Center, the organization’s goal is to provide the community with knowledge and tools that build confidence, reduce confusion, and empower individuals across roles and industries…

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City of Charleston offers six new affordable townhomes through first-time homebuyer program

April 14, 2026

The City of Charleston announced the availability of six newly constructed townhomes on Juniper Street. Each home is approximately 1,100 square feet and features two bedrooms, each with a private ensuite bathroom, including a powder room on the main floor. The homes are thoughtfully designed with modern finishes, including stainless steel appliances, luxury vinyl plank…

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College of Charleston professors, students practice healthy disagreement

April 14, 2026

The College of Charleston’s Civility Initiative is hosting its second Disagree With a Professor (DWP) event, providing students the chance to practice healthy disagreement and dialogue with professors in a constructive, facilitated manner. DWP takes place Tuesday, April 14 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in Beatty 216, at the College’s School of Business. Professors come to the event with…

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New rooftop wellness series at The Restoration Hotel

April 14, 2026

The Restoration Hotel is launching its Summer Rooftop Wellness Series this April, running weekly activities on the rooftop through the fall right off King St. in downtown Charleston. The series brings a rotating lineup of wellness classes to the rooftop at golden hour, including yoga, HIIT workouts, Pilates-inspired movements, and even sound bath meditation – all…

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Leadership South Carolina core program application information

April 14, 2026

Participants in Leadership South Carolina represent a diverse cross-section of our state, including business leaders, nonprofit professionals, government officials, and dedicated community volunteers, all committed to addressing South Carolina’s challenges and opportunities. Applications Open: January 1 Deadline: May 1 Tuition Private – $5,950 Public/Non Profit – $4,950 Proposed Class Dates: August 28, 2026 (Virtual Orientation Session)…

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MUSC Health launches capital campaign to transform cancer care for patients across South Carolina

April 14, 2026

MUSC Health announced the launch of the largest and most ambitious capital campaign in its history – a $250 million initiative to support the development of a new MUSC Comprehensive Cancer Hospital that will significantly expand access to world‑class cancer care for patients across South Carolina. The campaign is a major investment in the…

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The Beach Company adds leasing and marketing talent in Charleston

April 13, 2026

The Beach Company, a leader in residential and commercial real estate brokerage, development and property management, announces the addition of new talent to their Charleston portfolio, further strengthening the leasing and marketing teams. Mackenzie Stewart joins The Beach Company as Senior Leasing Consultant at The Jasper. In this role, Stewart conducts tours, leads the leasing…

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The new rules of reputation management

April 13, 2026

Public relations is changing. For years, many people thought of PR as media coverage, announcements and visibility. Those things still matter, but they are no longer enough. Today, public relations is about something bigger: trust. In a world where information moves quickly and reputations can shift just as fast, the real work of PR is…

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Statewide coalition bringing together businesses for employee health and well-being

April 13, 2026

Lt. Governor Evette: “Health and well-being is not just a nice thing to do anymore — it is a business imperative” By W. Thomas Smith Jr. The South Carolina Healthy Business Coalition (SCHBC) held several coalition-launch events across the Palmetto State late last month with headlining business and political leaders endorsing SCHBC’s work and…

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Entrepreneur Minute – Nikki Haley, The O6 Foundation

April 11, 2026

The Who’s on the Move, Entrepreneur Minute is an interview in support of the impact that entrepreneurs have on our communities. In this series you will see a diverse group of entrepreneurs, including some incredible innovators from the non profit world. We would like to thank our sponsors of this video series: NP Strategy First Community…

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MUSC Board of Trustees approves Downtown Charleston Campus Master Plan

April 10, 2026

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Board of Trustees today advanced the MUSC Downtown Charleston Campus Master Plan, a long-term framework designed to guide the future evolution of MUSC’s historic campus. Centered on thoughtful urban design, connectivity and community well-being, the master plan intentionally stitches MUSC’s campus into the surrounding city fabric through inviting…

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Charleston County to host mandatory forums for nonprofits seeking Community Investment, Accommodations Tax funding

April 9, 2026

With applications opening soon, Charleston County will host two public information forums for nonprofit, 501(c) organizations interested in applying for funding through the County Contributions Program, which includes Community Investment, Local Accommodations Tax, and State Accommodations Tax funding. Attending one of these two forums is mandatory to apply for funding. The sessions will take place…

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Dorchester County blood drive open to the public at county buildings on April 13

April 9, 2026

Consider donating blood to save lives Dorchester County is partnering with The Blood Connection to host a community blood drive on Monday, April 13, 2026. Residents are encouraged to participate and help save lives by donating blood. Every donation can make a critical difference for patients in local hospitals. Blood donations are urgently needed to…

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Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce appoints Amanda Bunting Comen to spearhead marketing initiatives

April 9, 2026

The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) announced the appointment of Amanda Bunting Comen to its professional team in a newly focused marketing and communications role. Amanda brings a wealth of strategic communication experience and a proven track record of local engagement to the Chamber as it continues to expand its reach within the East…

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SC Works Trident partnering with Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties to host the annual Your Next Step Career Fair on April 23

April 9, 2026

Event connects graduating high school seniors and the public to in-demand career paths SC Works Trident, along with Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties, will host the annual Your Next Step Career Fair on Friday, April 23, connecting graduating high school seniors and the public with in-demand career paths. The event will be held from 9 am to 3…

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College of Charleston to host panel discussion about current state of college basketball

April 9, 2026

The Department of Communication at College of Charleston will host a panel discussion titled “Portals and Paychecks: The State of College Basketball.” A trio of experts will speak on the topic Apr. 14 at 4:30 p.m. in Rita Hollings Science Center (Room 101). The panel is open to the public. National Basketball Hall of Famer…

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South Carolina requesting input on Opportunity Zone nominations

April 9, 2026

Program encourages private investment in economically distressed communities The South Carolina Department of Commerce (S.C. Commerce), on behalf of the state of South Carolina, is requesting input to guide the nomination of eligible census tracts for designation under the federal Opportunity Zone program, a federal initiative designed to encourage economic development and job creation through…

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AutoZone expands its presence in the Charleston market

April 9, 2026

AutoZone has continued its expansion across the Charleston region with the recent acquisition of approximately 2 acres of land located at 10524 Dorchester Road in Summerville, South Carolina. The site is positioned as an outparcel to Tractor Supply along the rapidly growing Dorchester Road corridor near Bacons Bridge Road. AutoZone purchased the property as part of its…

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Governor Henry McMaster, Together SC, United Way Association of South Carolina, and AmeriCorps SC announce 2026 Governor’s Volunteer Award recipients

April 8, 2026

Honoring the People and Partnerships Powering South Carolina Communities During National Volunteer Month Governor Henry McMaster, Together SC, United Way Association of South Carolina, and AmeriCorps SC announced the recipients of the 2026 South Carolina Governor’s Volunteer Awards, recognizing individuals and organizations whose extraordinary service is strengthening communities across the state. Announced during National Volunteer…

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College of Charleston MBA programs earn national recognition in U.S. News ranking

April 7, 2026

The College of Charleston School of Business is home to two nationally ranked MBA programs, according to U.S. News and World Report’s 2026 Best Graduate Schools ranking. The College’s one-year, full-time MBA program ranks No. 83 on the 2026 Best Business Rankings (full-time MBA rankings), a five-spot improvement from last year. Known for its high-touch approach and access to the Charleston business community, the program enables students to fast-track their…

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City of Charleston cuts permit backlog, improves efficiency and customer service

April 7, 2026

Since taking office, Mayor Cogswell has prioritized improving the City of Charleston’s Permit Center to make the process more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly for both residents and staff. Those efforts are already delivering measurable results. Over the past year, the City has significantly streamlined permitting operations without compromising its high development standards. In 2025 alone,…

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REALTOR® Amy Edmonds Mathisen brings 25 years of legal expertise to William Means Real Estate

April 7, 2026

William Means Real Estate, one of Charleston’s most established luxury real estate firms, welcomes Amy Edmonds Mathisen to its team of experienced REALTORS®. A Charleston native, Mathisen brings a client-centered approach informed by years of legal practice, combining strong negotiation skills, thoughtful advocacy, and deep local knowledge. “Amy has a genuine ability to connect with…

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Charleston Parks Conservancy unveils plan to reimagine Allan Park

April 7, 2026

The Charleston Parks Conservancy has announced a fundraising effort to support the revitalization of Allan Park, a beloved neighborhood green space located at 365 Ashley Avenue in downtown Charleston. The initiative will support a comprehensive renovation to expand seating, refresh infrastructure, and enhance the overall experience for local families, children, and park visitors, with plans…

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Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs announces open call for 2026 Piccolo Spoleto poster

April 7, 2026

The City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs announced exciting new additions to the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, including an open call for an artist to design the official 2026 festival poster. Since 1979, Piccolo Spoleto has showcased the excellence of Charleston’s fine, performing, and literary artists, offering more than 500 arts events across the city…

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Residents encouraged to complete Transportation Sales Tax survey ahead of April 10 deadline

April 7, 2026

Charleston County is encouraging residents to provide input on the proposed 2026 Transportation Sales Tax (TST) program before the online survey closes at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, April 10. Since launching in September, the county’s public engagement effort has generated significant participation from residents across Charleston County offering feedback on roads, public transit, and greenbelt…

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SCDOT, USDOT break ground on I-95 bridges over Lake Marion replacement project

April 7, 2026

The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), in partnership with the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), announced the groundbreaking of the Interstate 95 bridges over Lake Marion replacement project, one of the most significant infrastructure investments in South Carolina. The project will replace the existing northbound and southbound bridges over Lake Marion, originally constructed in…

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John Frick named CEO of the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina

April 7, 2026

General Counsel Chris Koon promoted to executive vice president The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina, Inc., has named its longtime government relations chief, John Frick, as the association’s next president and chief executive officer. In a corresponding move, General Counsel Chris Koon has been promoted to executive vice president of the trade association that serves…

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College of Charleston MPA program recognized among nation’s best

April 7, 2026

The College of Charleston Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) program has been named among the nation’s best in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Public Affairs Schools rankings. The program is recognized nationally among public affairs programs and is part of a select group accredited by the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA) in the region.…

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Smart Heart Act passes to improve cardiac readiness in schools

April 7, 2026

Bill requires cardiac emergency plans and AED access in all South Carolina schools After two years of advocacy from educators, medical professionals, families, and community leaders across the state, Governor Henry McMaster has now signed the Smart Heart Act into law. This landmark legislation is to strengthen cardiac emergency preparedness in all public schools and…

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Beach tips from Charleston County Parks: what to know before your next visit to our beach parks

April 7, 2026

Summer is coming, and the Lowcountry’s beaches will soon become very busy. To make it as enjoyable and as safe of an experience as possible, Charleston County Parks encourages beachgoers to familiarize themselves with important information and best practices before planning their next beach trip. The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) operates Folly Beach County…

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Drop in at SK8 Charleston: the Boardr Series is back in April!

April 7, 2026

SK8 Charleston will host contest series benefitting the Grind for Life non-profit organization Charleston County Parks will host the The Boardr Series, a national skateboarding competition, in April at the SK8 Charleston skate park. This fun and friendly two-day event is for all ages and skill levels. A portion of the event’s entry fees benefit Grind…

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Bank of America teams with Visa to offer cardholders a chance to win a trip to the FIFA World Cup 2026™

April 6, 2026

Every Qualifying Purchase Made with a Bank of America Visa Credit Card is a Chance to win a Hospitality Package, Including Tickets to the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Finals, Semi-Finals or Quarterfinals Key Points • Bank of America is offering eligible consumer and small business Visa cardholders a chance to experience the FIFA World Cup…

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5 lawn lessons from Augusta National and why your yard won’t make the cut

April 6, 2026

Augusta National is designed to peak for the Masters Tournament. Clemson experts explain how South Carolina homeowners can build lawns that perform year-round. Series note This article is part of a three-part Clemson University series inspired by the Masters Tournament. The College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences examines turfgrass practices, the plants found…

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Small Acts, Big Impact: Walmart and Sam’s Club kick off 13th annual ‘Fight Hunger. Spark Change.’

April 6, 2026

For the 13th consecutive year, all U.S. Walmart stores and Sam’s Club locations are launching the Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign, including right here in coastal South Carolina. The goal of the annual cause marketing campaign is to provide people who face hunger with access to the food and resources they need to thrive. The…

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Twin Rivers Capital, LLC announces sale of West Ashley office building

April 6, 2026

Charleston, SC-based commercial real estate developer, Twin Rivers Capital, LLC, recently completed the sale of a 4,000± SF office building located in West Ashley at Carriage Lane Office Park. The property was part of Twin Rivers Capital’s Workspace office portfolio, which includes six executive office buildings across Charleston. Twin Rivers Capital acquired, reconfigured, and upgraded…

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Masters Memories

April 5, 2026

By Tom Poland I never had time for golf, but I love the Masters. I never miss the Sunday round on TV. It almost always provides high drama. I speak for a lot of Georgians in the Central Savannah River Area when I say we take great pride in Augusta National’s Masters Tournament. It’s…

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College of Charleston contributes to International Space Station resupply mission

April 2, 2026

In a rare opportunity, undergraduate students helped develop payloads for space orbit and are now heading to Kennedy Space Center for the launch. Two astrophysics students who graduate next month from the College of Charleston are seeing years of hard work come to fruition, with a planned launch of research instruments they helped develop. The payload heading to the International Space Station includes a liquid lens-based optical camera that will…

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Time capsule to be placed in cornerstone of renovated building at College of Charleston

April 2, 2026

It’s a look back and a look forward as the College of Charleston celebrates the renovation of the Stern Center with a special moment on Monday, April 6, 2026. College leadership will honor the building’s namesake and dedicate a 2026 Time Capsule in a ceremony featuring remarks from President Andrew T. Hsu, Executive Vice President for Student Affairs Alicia Caudill, Board of Trustees Chair…

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SC Works Trident hosting the Boots to Suits Career & Resource Fair on Friday

April 2, 2026

In partnership with the United States Coast Guard Charleston SC Works Trident, in partnership with the United States Coast Guard Charleston, is hosting the Boots to Suits Career & Resource Fair, Friday, April 3, from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at Trident Technical College, Thornley Campus, 7000 Rivers Avenue, Building 410, North Charleston, SC 29406.…