My Charleston Today: There's something fishy about this Memorial Day weekend
In today's webcast of “My Charleston Today,” Warren Peper tells us about new exhibits at the S.C. Aquarium, which will help kick-off the...
Thursday, May 23, 2013
South Carolina beer pint bill clears House, headed for governor’s desk; brewers celebrate news
The state House of Representatives today gave final approval to a bill allowing pint sales at South Carolina breweries and the measures now awaits...
Charleston police cite driver of Sumter Utilities truck that fell off Ravenel Bridge
The driver of a Sumter Utilities truck that fell off the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge last week was ticketed for driving an unsafe vehicle, the...
Dog found with “300” branded on its sides, Animal Society says
Charleston County authorities are investigating after a dog was found with “300” branded across its rib cage.
Man charged after one person shot in Summerville home invasion
Summerville police are investigating a home invasion that sent one person to the hospital with a gunshot wound on Thursday.
Report: Property owners near Mark Clark extension could face drop in property value
Sharon Joyce and her neighbors sit on their decks in Waterway South in West Ashley and watch birds fly across the marsh.
- My Charleston Today: There's something fishy about this Memorial Day weekend
- South Carolina beer pint bill clears House, headed for governor’s desk; brewers celebrate news
- Charleston police cite driver of Sumter Utilities truck that fell off Ravenel Bridge
- Dog found with “300” branded on its sides, Animal Society says
- Man charged after one person shot in Summerville home invasion
- Report: Property owners near Mark Clark extension could face drop in property value
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