The Hampton Park farmers market
September 23, 2026
Charleston Parks Conservancy announced the return of the Hampton Park Farmers Market on Wednesdays from 3:30-7pm! Join each week for locally grown produce, baked goods, cheesemakers, honey, meat, flowers, and…
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Charleston Housing Authority expands executive leadership team
September 23, 2026
Debra Stephens to oversee housing and real estate operations, while Lester Simpson will lead development initiatives. The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston (CHA) announced the expansion of its…
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Moja Arts Festival to honor Dr. Thaddeus Bell, other community heros at gala
September 23, 2026
The City of Charleston and MOJA Arts will honor Dr. Thaddeus J. Bell and three other community leaders at the MOJA Arts Festival Community Heroes Gala at 7 p.m. Thursday,…
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Author Elaine Weiss to visit CofC to discuss new book: Spell Freedom: The Underground Schools that Built the Civil Rights Movement
September 23, 2026
The efforts and legacy of local civil rights advocates, including Septima Clark, will be discussed during a special book talk featuring author Elaine Weiss. Weiss will discuss her new book, Spell Freedom: The Underground Schools…
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CCSD Chief Financial Officer Daniel Prentice appointed to National Budget Committee
September 23, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) Chief Financial Officer Daniel Prentice has been appointed to the Government Finance Officers Association’s (GFOA) Budget Committee, a national committee focused on advancing best practices…
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SCDOT opens new travel lanes to traffic on I-26 in both directions in Berkeley County
September 23, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Transportation opened new travel lanes on I-26 in both directions in Berkeley County on Wednesday, September 23. Drivers will now have access to three lanes…
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Applications now open for inaugural Leadership Mount Pleasant cohort
September 23, 2026
The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) has officially opened applications for its inaugural Leadership Mount Pleasant class. Designed to cultivate, connect, and elevate the next generation of local leaders,…
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Comcast NBCUniversal Foundation awards $30,000 to the AI Academy at the Charleston Learning Center
September 23, 2026
Charleston Digital announced a $30,000 grant from the Comcast NBCUniversal Foundation in support of the AI Academy at the Charleston Learning Center (CLC). The grant is awarded to the CDC…
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Turner Padget’s Arthur E. Justice, Jr. named Greater Florence Chamber Business Person of the Year
September 23, 2026
Turner Padget shareholder Arthur E. Justice, Jr. has been named the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce’s Business Person of the Year, recognizing more than four decades of professional leadership, service…
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Google helps small businesses win with AI
September 23, 2026
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, Berkeley County Economic Development and representatives from Google held a complimentary Grow with Google: Making AI Work for You workshop designed to empower and teach small…
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State Museum’s In the Making: Contemporary Craft from South Carolina Exhibition opens October 10
September 23, 2026
The Museum’s first juried exhibition since 2018 showcases 12 South Carolina artists and the evolving story of contemporary craft across the state. Next month, the South Carolina State Museum will…
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Small Town Trains, Hope For The Future?
September 23, 2026
By Tom Poland The road looks just like one on Granddad’s farm running into hardwoods where a spring bubbled in shade. Come sundown in Granddad’s battered old car, we’d…
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For third consecutive year, The Citadel named #1 Regional University in the South by U.S. News & World Report
September 22, 2026
For the third year in a row, The Citadel has been ranked the #1 Regional University in the South. The Military College of South Carolina leads the category, which includes…
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The McCall Center reaches 100% occupancy
September 22, 2026
NAI Charleston announced that The McCall Center, a ±52,480-square-foot shopping center located at 5070 International Boulevard in North Charleston, has reached 100% occupancy. NAI Charleston’s Will Sherrod, CCIM, and Christi…
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Take control of your heart health: new Charleston campaign encourages action
September 22, 2026
American Heart Association launches “Cherish Your Heartbeat” to help Lowcountry residents reduce heart disease and stroke risk The American Heart Association has launched “Cherish Your Heartbeat,” a new public awareness…
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Harbor House Party Vol. II at the Music Farm is this Wednesday, September 23
September 20, 2026Futurebirds Acoustic Trio, PrizePicks and 8AM Golf leaders come together at Music Farm for Harbor benefit Sept. 23 event pairs live music with a founder roundtable and startup showcase benefiting…
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ECCO invites community, partners and media to explore its new Mobile Office
September 20, 2026
East Cooper Community Outreach (ECCO) will welcome community partners and members of the media to its main campus for an opportunity to explore the new ECCO Mobile Office and learn…
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ReGenesis Health Care awarded more than $2.4 million in grants to expand access to care
September 20, 2026
ReGenesis Health Care has been awarded more than $2.4 million in grant funding to expand access to care, strengthen health care infrastructure, enhance community-based services and increase treatment opportunities for…
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Chamber Music Charleston launches 2026-2027 with “Tango Meets Classical”
September 20, 2026
Chamber Music Charleston (CMC) celebrates the launch of their 21st Season with “Tango Meets Classical” on Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 3pm at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church (405 King Street).…
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Bocklet Orthodontics named Best Orthodontist in 2026 Charleston’s Choice awards
September 20, 2026Bocklet Orthodontics has been voted Best Orthodontist in The Post and Courier’s 2026 Charleston’s Choice awards. Dr. Michael Bocklet and his brother, Dr. Chris Bocklet, both grew up running around…
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City of Charleston celebrates the opening of Fort Pemberton Park
September 18, 2026
The City of Charleston celebrated the opening of Fort Pemberton Park with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 17. The park, located at 221 Yates Ave(opens in new tab). in…
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Chelsea Plantation forever protected through conservation easement, set to become South Carolina’s newest state forest
September 17, 2026Jasper County’s Chelsea Plantation, once in the crosshairs of Lowcountry developers and the subject of a massive grassroots campaign to “Keep Chelsea Rural,” is forever protected from development through a…
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Nemours Wildlife Foundation names Kristin Williams, President
September 17, 2026
Nemours Wildlife Foundation announced the selection of Kristin Williams as the organization’s new president. In this role, she will lead the continued growth of the foundation’s research, education, and stewardship…
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AEP highlights local data center benefits in South Carolina
September 17, 2026
Today, the American Edge Project (AEP), a coalition of nearly two dozen domestic organizations, highlighted the economic and community benefits artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure investment can deliver across South Carolina…
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The Beach Company continues growth with six strategic hires
September 17, 2026
The Beach Company, a leader in residential and commercial real estate brokerage, development, and property management, continues to broaden teams through the addition of key new hires. The firm’s most…
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Charleston Airport Authority selects 2026-2027 officers
September 17, 2026
The Board of the Charleston Regional Aviation Authority unanimously elected the following members to office at its September 17th meeting. Helen T. Hill, Chairman Charlie Salmonsen, Vice-Chairman Ravi Sanyal, Secretary-Treasurer…
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LCK Report: Strong demand alongside tightened capacity requires smarter and earlier planning
September 17, 2026
2026 Q2 South Carolina Construction Report Strong demand alongside tightened capacity requires smarter and earlier planning. Key Takeaways: South Carolina construction remains strong with demand continuing to support healthy project…
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City of Charleston announces Akua Page’s designs as the 2026 MOJA Arts Festival’s official poster
September 17, 2026The City of Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA) has announced Akua Page, a Gullah Geechee interdisciplinary artist, cultural educator and naturalist from North Charleston, as the winner of the…
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SCETV explores changes and challenges in healthcare in new episode of IMPACT South Carolina and live episode of Palmetto Perspectives
September 17, 2026
South Carolina ETV (SCETV) announces the premiere and screening of a new episode of IMPACT South Carolina(opens in new tab) as well as an opportunity for the public to be part…
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Charleston Parks Conservancy moves key park projects forward across the city
September 17, 2026
Major renovations at Allan Park and Hazel Parker Playground, and a refresh at Corrine Jones Park and Community Garden are among the Charleston Parks Conservancy’s priorities through spring 2027. These…
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Join the SCSM Foundation for Moonlight & Milestones, a Black-Tie Gala
September 17, 2026
Saturday, October 17, 6:30 -10 p.m. The South Carolina State Museum Foundation will host Moonlight & Milestones(opens in new tab), a black-tie, red-carpet gala on Saturday, October 17, 6:30-10 p.m.…
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The Free Medical Clinic expands behavioral health access through statewide collaborative care partnership
September 17, 2026
The Leon Levine Foundation, The Free Medical Clinic, South Carolina Free Clinic Association, and MUSC are working together to integrate behavioral health services into primary care The Free Medical Clinic…
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The Civil War Changed Funeral Customs
September 16, 2026
By Tom Poland A do-it-yourself casket for a pet is as close most get today. I’ve heard of people paying a carpenter to build a casket for a dog,…
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The Inside-Out Effect: How Internal Communication Breakdowns Shatter Your External Brand
September 16, 2026
By Chelsea Bennett Founder and CEO of Ivey Palmer PR When executive leadership teams discuss brand reputation, the conversation almost immediately pivots to marketing budgets, public relations strategies, and customer…
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CCSD earns second consecutive national budget award, receives special recognition for performance measures
September 15, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) has earned the Government Finance Officers Association’s (GFOA) Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its 2026–27 budget, marking the second consecutive year the district has received…
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Modern chassis available for lease in Charleston to support Southeast market
September 15, 2026
South Carolina Ports SMART Pool™ Chassis Program has expanded its direct leasing program to support expedited logistics in the Southeast market. By leasing chassis directly, motor carriers secure better rates for a…
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Charleston County, municipal leaders announce final round of public outreach for 2026 Transportation Sales Tax referendum
September 15, 2026
Charleston County officials and local mayors will host a final series of public meetings throughout the county to share information with residents regarding the 2026 Transportation Sales Tax (TST) referendum,…
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Charleston Southern University receives $1.25 million federal investment to expand aviation workforce training
September 15, 2026Charleston Southern University has received $1.25 million from the U.S. Department of Education to expand equipment and training capacity for its rapidly growing Aeronautics program, which includes equipment designed to prepare…
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Turner Padget expands litigation team with additions of Eliza Hudson Lay and Diana L. Murray
September 15, 2026
Turner Padget welcomes Eliza Hudson Lay and Diana L. Murray to the firm as associates, expanding the firm’s litigation capabilities and strengthening its ability to serve clients throughout South Carolina…
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A conservation-minded heart for South Carolina
September 15, 2026The dedication and work of SCDNR’s Anna Huckabee Smith By Tom Mullikin Conservation is often measured in acres protected, species recovered, waterways restored or dollars invested. But behind each of…
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New study: S.C. infrastructure investments projected to generate $66.7 billion in economic impact
September 14, 2026
Approximately $39 billion in infrastructure investment across South Carolina from fiscal year 2021 through fiscal year 2028 is expected to generate $66.7 billion in total economic activity, according to new…
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4 Charleston leaders advocate for health and raise funds critical for fighting heart disease
September 14, 2026
The American Heart Association’s Leaders of Impact™ nominees are driving efforts in scientific research, CPR education and health and hope for all Four Charleston-area leaders are joining the American Heart…
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CCSD awarded $300,000 grant to strengthen instructional leadership
September 11, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) has been awarded $300,000 from the South Carolina Department of Education through the state’s Instructional Leadership Accelerator Pilot Fund to strengthen instructional leadership and improve…
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Arvaya AI Automations Consulting expands Charleston County operations
September 11, 2026
Job Development Incentive Program helps drive investment resulting in six new jobs. Arvaya AI Automations Consulting(opens in new tab), an SBE-certified and woman-owned AI and technology consulting firm, announced plans…
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Lowcountry Literacy Project names Katie Prechter Director of Operations
September 11, 2026
Lowcountry Literacy Project has named Katie Prechter its new Director of Operations. In this role, Prechter will lead organizational operations, strengthen internal systems, and support the nonprofit’s continued growth across…
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College of Charleston biology professor earns prestigious Fulbright appointment
September 11, 2026
More than a decade of investment in international education, research and relationship-building is paying off for Andrew Shedlock(opens in new tab), associate professor in the College of Charleston’s biology department.…
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SC Ports, Norfolk Southern expand intermodal access to Huntsville, Alabama
September 11, 2026Shippers will benefit from enhanced rail access between Charleston and inland markets with the addition of Norfolk Southern’s intermodal service between Charleston and Huntsville, Ala., effective immediately. Daily direct rail…
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Experienced attorneys open Palmetto Accident Law
September 11, 2026
Two skilled, experienced trial attorneys committed to serving injured South Carolina residents throughout the state have opened Palmetto Accident Law(opens in new tab), with offices in Columbia and Charleston. Attorneys…
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Freshfields Village welcomes back fall favorites with two brand-new events
September 10, 2026
Lowcountry Smoke & Shuck and Fall Fiesta join returning event favorites for free, family-friendly food, live music, local art and outdoor movie Freshfields Village, the premier open-air shopping and dining…
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Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd welcomes four associates across South Carolina
September 10, 2026
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd announced that four associates have joined the firm across three HSB offices. These attorneys will strengthen the firm’s litigation, construction and family law practices. “We are excited…
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