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The Town of Kiawah Island has voted to support the Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network’s efforts to add a no-wake zone to an inlet that separates Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island.
The Charleston City Council is hoping a boost in pay will aid in the retention of government employees. Currently, the city has 293 positions budgeted but unfulfilled. T
Many Trident Technical College students will be able to take classes without paying tuition and fees this coming spring semester thanks to a new workforce training scholarship program.
Eighty years after the empire of Japan launched an attack on the U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Patriots Point will hold a memorial service to honor those lost.
Chevy Chase showed up at one of the Charleston Raising Cane’s location to grab some chicken as well as surprise some unsuspecting customers at the drive-thru line.
A company that makes products used in the manufacture of vaccines and drug therapies will bring new jobs to Charleston County with a $750,000 investment.
The Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will host a memorial service Tuesday aboard the USS Yorktown to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
A non-profit called Wounded Nature - Working Veterans got to work to clean up and clear out two abandoned boats polluting a creek on James Island Saturday morning.
Underprivileged children were paired with Charleston Police officers, and the children got to walk around and pick out presents, school supplies and clothing.
The festival is set to feature local music, carnival rides along with food vendors, arts and crafters and activities for kids, according to the Isle of Palms’ website.
Several locations of a popular pizza chain in the Charleston area are being fined by the U.S. Department of Labor. A federal investigation found that five local Marco’s Pizza locations endangered the safety of minors who were working for them.
Replacing a few lightbulbs might not seem like a big deal, but when your enterprise has more than 100 buildings, thousands of rooms and lighting for parking lots and athletic facilities, the costs can add up.
Residents of Sullivan’s Island continue to remain divided days after a legal expert published an opinion stating the town’s settlement agreement cannot be enforced.
Dec. 2 was the last day of normal business hours at the Charleston County Register of Deeds until the end of the year. On Dec. 3, the office will only be open for research and copy requests.
The health care system put the mandate in place following an order by the Biden administration. But a federal court has temporarily paused the vaccine mandate from taking effect and is no longer enforceable.
The Charleston County Housing and Redevelopment Authority is looking to sell 18 of its homes slated for affordable housing to pay off around $800,000 in debt.
A Lowcountry non-profit, Neighbors Together, says they are seeing an unsettling number of women and children struggling with homelessness, and they are hoping to step up and help.
