“This storm will blow over,” Charles said, slapping him on the back. “After all, they always do.”
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Thousands of Florence County residents were told Friday morning to leave their homes immediately to escape floodwaters flowing down the rising Lynches River
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If restaurants want to keep their Charleston Restaurant Week menus in force, the Greater Charleston Restaurant Association will continue to pr…
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Charleston Restaurant Week will not be extended, even though the last six days of the popular promotion coincided with the evacuation order issued in anticipation of Hurricane Florence.
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At the Ladson rest stop off Interstate 26, Ryan Lennard and Madison Sexton cleaned out their car before making the final leg of their 14-hour …
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Spinning as if in slow-motion, Tropical Storm Florence continued its agonizing march across South Carolina on Saturday, dropping record amounts of rain and leaving fears of catastrophic floods in its wake.
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When Hurricane Florence crashed a James Island couple's beach wedding and shut the courts down, a local judge picked up the phone and delivered them a marriage license.
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An estimated 300,000 South Carolinians have fled their homes during an evacuation order that affects residents along the coast from Edisto Beach to North Carolina, officials said.
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During a time of year that's typically one of the best for Lowcountry tourism, a lone pair of visitors browsed the brochures at the Charleston…