Greenville/Columbia/Charleston project management experts earn promotions at LCK
June 9, 2026
LCK announces the promotions of three project management professionals as part of a broader strategy to support the firm’s continued growth and enhance services for clients. Managing more than 135…
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SCEDA announces 2026 Annual Awards and Scholarship Recipients
June 9, 2026The South Carolina Economic Developers’ Association (SCEDA) recently recognized four members with annual awards and scholarships honoring leadership, service and commitment to advancing the economic development sector across South Carolina.…
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Horse Spot expands Charleston County operations
June 9, 2026
Horse Spot, a premier equestrian technology platform, announced it is expanding its operations in Charleston County. The company’s investment will create 11 new jobs. Founded in 2022, Horse Spot is…
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True Blue: Big, bold and pure Mike Strantz
June 9, 2026
PAWLEYS ISLAND, SC – Some golf courses ask players to think their way through a round. Others ask them to survive. True Blue Golf Club simply asks golfers to have…
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Moore & Van Allen’s Charleston office earns numerous practice and attorney rankings in Chambers USA Guide 2026
June 8, 2026
Moore & Van Allen PLLC (MVA) announced that Chambers ranked the firm’s South Carolina Health Care law practice as one of the top in the state. Additionally, Chambers ranked the…
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NAI Charleston represents Red Metals in securing North Charleston manufacturing facility
June 8, 2026
NAI Charleston announced that it represented Red Metals, Inc. in securing a ±42,261 SF industrial facility situated on ±6.41 AC at 4500 Leeds Avenue in North Charleston, South Carolina. The…
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Red Metals establishes first copper manufacturing operation in Charleston County
June 8, 2026
$70 million investment will create 45 new jobs Red Metals, a next-generation copper manufacturer, announced it is establishing its first copper manufacturing operation in Charleston County. The company’s $70 million…
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Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture to host three-day symposium and opening for summer exhibits
June 8, 2026
The College of Charleston’s Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture will host “Those Who Have Must Turn Around and Give: Celebrating 40 Years of Preserving Black History…
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BCDCOG hosting public information meeting for US 17A corridor & congestion management plan on Tuesday, June 9
June 8, 2026
The public is invited to review, provide feedback, and share ideas for addressing issues Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG) is hosting a public information meeting for the US 17A Corridor…
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William Raveis announces $6.8 million record-setting sale of oceanfront estate in Hilton Head’s Port Royal community
June 8, 2026
William Raveis Real Estate announces the sale of 16 Planters Row, a distinguished oceanfront estate located within the exclusive Port Royal community of Hilton Head Island. The property sold for…
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South Carolina Senate Honors Anne Eller, ‘Voice of Greenwood,’ with Senate Resolution for service to broadcasting, advocacy
June 8, 2026
GREENWOOD, S.C. – Veteran broadcaster Anne Eller, widely known as “The Voice of Greenwood,” has been honored with a South Carolina Senate Resolution recognizing her outstanding service to broadcasting, journalism…
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Hood Construction announces new teammates
June 8, 2026
Hood Construction announced the addition of two new teammates, Douglas Singletary as Pre-Construction Manager and Sydney Long as Talent Management Coordinator. Douglas Singletary joins Hood Construction as Pre-Construction Manager, bringing…
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Charleston Honors America’s 250th: Gibbes Museum of Art presents world premiere of new exhibition Mary Whyte: Salt of the Earth
June 8, 2026
The Gibbes Museum of Art is commemorating America’s 250th anniversary with the world premiere of Mary Whyte: Salt of the Earth, a new exhibition celebrating the diversity, resilience, and spirit…
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South Carolina ranks 38th in 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book as Children’s Trust continues to urge investments that support children and families
June 8, 2026
State score increase is largest in the nation; despite showing progress over time, South Carolina continues to be behind the majority of states in child well-being Critical child and family well-being measures show…
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Sustain SC and The Shi Institute celebrate the graduation of the fifth class of Sustainability Leadership Initiative Fellows
June 8, 2026
Sustain SC, in partnership with the Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities at Furman University, announced the graduation of the fifth class of Sustainability Leadership Initiative (SLI) Fellows. This year’s cohort…
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Community Foundation of the Lowcountry awards more than $304,000 in impact grants to Lowcountry nonprofits and organizations
June 4, 2026
In its second Impact Grant cycle of fiscal year 2026, Community Foundation of the Lowcountry awarded $304,500 to seven local nonprofits and organizations. These competitive grants, distributed twice per fiscal…
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Brookgreen Gardens announces new Board Chair and welcomes new Trustee
June 4, 2026
Brookgreen Gardens has announced leadership updates to its Board of Trustees, naming Scott Brandon as Chair of the Board of Trustees and welcoming Greg Rosen as a new member. Together they…
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Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd earns prominent rankings for practices and attorneys in Chambers USA 2026 Guide
June 4, 2026
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A., has once again earned distinguished recognition in the Chambers and Partners USA 2026 Guide, a testament to the firm’s commitment to legal excellence across South Carolina.…
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‘Tis the season for graduations and my 2026 “20 lessons” list
June 3, 2026
By Reba Hull Campbell ‘Tis the season for graduations, new jobs and life transitions. It’s also the season for my annual updated “20 lessons” list. A number of years ago,…
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June is Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina
June 3, 2026
June marks Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina, a statewide initiative led by PalmettoPride and the South Carolina Litter Control Association aimed at reducing litter, illegal dumping, and…
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My City Of Dust Calendar
June 3, 2026
By Tom Poland Passport To Preservation John Mulhouse sent me his 2026 Abandoned New Mexico City of Dust calendar, and it’s a keeper. John’s beat is why. “The lost…
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Schedule for 2026 Dave Spurlock CCSD Football Jamboree finalized
June 3, 2026
Ten schools are set to play in the 2026 Dave Spurlock Charleston County School District (CCSD) Football Jamboree on Friday, August 14, at the North Charleston Regional Stadium. This will…
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Final week of Piccolo Spoleto 2026, concert film, and children’s festival
June 3, 2026
Mayor William Cogswell and Director of Cultural Affairs Rochelle Riley announce the final week of the 2026 Piccolo Spoleto Festival, running through June 7. The annual celebration features music, theater,…
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SeamonWhiteside celebrates 10 years of growth, partnership, and purpose in Summerville
June 3, 2026
SeamonWhiteside (SW+), a full-service site design firm with offices throughout the Carolinas, is celebrating 10 years of shaping the vision for Summerville and surrounding communities. Over the past decade, the…
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Live 5 News and Lowcountry Food Bank launch “Rise and Shine” campaign to fight summer hunger
June 2, 2026
Live 5 News and Lowcountry Food Bank (LCFB) are partnering to launch the Rise and Shine campaign, a community-wide effort running from June 1 through July 31 to help provide…
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USA Rare Earth, Inc. selects Cherokee County for first South Carolina operation
June 2, 2026
Approximately $1.2 billion investment will create about 490 new jobs USA Rare Earth, Inc. (USA Rare Earth), a global leader in rare earths, critical minerals and advanced materials, announced it…
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to host public meetings on long-term maintenance and environmental planning for Charleston Harbor
June 2, 2026
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Charleston District, will host one in-person and two virtual public meetings to discuss the development of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Charleston…
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The First Oval Office: Step into the tent where it happened
June 2, 2026
A replica of General George Washington’s Revolutionary War tent, the office and sleeping quarters that he used as the command center of the Continental Army, will cover Rivers Green on…
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Boeing invests $100,000 in workforce development opportunities for CCSD students
June 2, 2026
During the 2025-2026 school year, Boeing invested $100,000 to expand Charleston County School District (CCSD) students’ access to career exploration field trips and career discovery camps focused on high-demand advanced…
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James Island County Park hosts annual youth triathlon on July 25
June 2, 2026
The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) will host its annual Youth Triathlon on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at James Island County Park. Designed for young athletes ages 7-15,…
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Charleston to honor Piccolo founder Ellen Dressler Moryl with annual cello concert
June 2, 2026
Mayor William Cogswell and City Director of Cultural Affairs Rochelle Riley announced the first Ellen Dressler Moryl Cello Concert, which will be held each year to honor the founding director…
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Charleston Parks Conservancy opens Ashleyville-Maryville Food Forest in historic West Ashley neighborhood
June 2, 2026The Charleston Parks Conservancy celebrated the opening of the Ashleyville-Maryville Food Forest with a May 16 ribbon-cutting, revitalizing a historic West Ashley green space with roots in agriculture and community…
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City of Charleston’s Juneteenth celebration to feature Michael Jackson tribute
June 2, 2026
Star producer seeks young singer and local horn players to join the concert ensemble for the City’s annual block party. The City of Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs is hosting its annual Juneteenth Celebration from…
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BEHKO Construction selected to deliver a major tenant improvement project for Whirlpool Corporation in Savannah
June 1, 2026
BEHKO Construction, a Charleston-based design-build and construction management firm led by Managing Owners Jordan Behringer, P.E., and Razvan “Raz” Cojocaru, P.E., announced it has been selected to deliver a major…
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New study reveals major gap in access to summer programs across South Carolina
June 1, 2026
Many more South Carolina parents want their children in a structured summer program than are able to enroll them, according to a new household survey. The Summer Struggle for South…
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Are You Financially Prepared for Hurricane Season?
June 1, 2026
By Lee Cox Bank of America Charleston-Hilton Head Hurricane season begins June 1, and while forecasters are predicting a somewhat below-normal Atlantic season this year, below-normal is not the same…
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Cleaning up South Carolina’s coast
May 28, 2026
SCDNR Director Tom Mullikin is aggressively going after environmentally dangerous abandoned watercraft and their former owners By W Thomas Smith Jr. Earlier this month, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources…
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Wild Dunes Resort announces key leadership additions and promotions across sales and revenue teams
May 28, 2026
Wild Dunes Resort, a Destination by Hyatt property, announced several strategic leadership appointments within its sales and revenue management team. The announcement includes the promotion of Parker Stephenson to national…
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Jimmy Dye closes two significant peninsula sales on Meeting and Beaufain Streets
May 28, 2026The Cassina Group announced the successful closing of two notable downtown Charleston properties represented by Founding Partner and Broker-in-Charge Jimmy Dye. The transactions include 43 Meeting Street, which sold…
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Class A self-storage facility coming to W. Coleman Blvd in Mt Pleasant
May 28, 2026
NAI Charleston announced the successful sale of an approximately 1.48-acre fully entitled development parcel located at Peach Orchard Plaza along W. Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, for $5,000,000.…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis celebrates National 529 Day with $529 grants for newborns
May 28, 2026
South Carolina’s tiniest residents could score a big head start on their future thanks to the return of the PalmettoBaby Grant Program. State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced today that every…
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Charleston County School District launches community engagement process to develop 2027–2032 district goals
May 28, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) is launching a districtwide strategic planning and community engagement process to support the development of its next five-year goals for 2027–2032. In partnership with the…
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Swedish Midsummer Festival returns to Cypress Gardens
May 28, 2026
Presented by Volvo Cars on Saturday, June 13 The Annual Swedish Midsummer Festival, hosted by Volvo Cars, returns to Cypress Gardens this year on Saturday, June 13. The event will be from 10…
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SCRA announces funding for rural health innovation
May 28, 2026
The South Carolina Research Authority announced funding available to technology startups focused on improving rural health access. The program, Tech Catalyst Fund, is one of five initiatives within South Carolina’s Rural Health Transformation…
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Charleston County Council passes first reading of 2026 transportation sales tax ordinance
May 28, 2026
Public Hearing set for Thursday, June 11 Charleston County Council has approved the first of three readings of the proposed 2026 Transportation Sales Tax (TST) referendum, advancing the measure to…
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City of Charleston seeks nominations for newly established Commission on the Arts
May 28, 2026
Mayor William Cogswell and the Charleston City Council are seeking nominations for three arts organization representatives and two at-large members of the newly established Commission on the Arts. Purpose and Power…
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Secretary of State Mark Hammond heralds amendments to SC Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act as win for donors and nonprofits
May 28, 2026
Today Secretary of State Mark Hammond recognized recent amendments to the South Carolina Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act as a win for both donors and nonprofits. “I am happy that…
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Rural Infrastructure Authority awards construction grants to upgrade critical infrastructure
May 28, 2026
$29 million in grant funding awarded across South Carolina The S.C. Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved over $29 million in grant assistance for 22 capital improvement projects that will…
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Man, The Intruder
May 27, 2026
By Tom Poland The rains of late and spring’s approach set my mind on the Carolina bays, those coastal plain wetlands of mystery and life. The elliptical depressions are…
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South Carolina first in nation to designate annual Gold Shield Day for fallen first responders
May 27, 2026
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed legislation making the Palmetto State the first in the nation to permanently designate June 1 as “Gold Shield Day,” an annual day of…
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