Possible chemical leak leads to evacuation of West Ashley Kmart (updated: refrigerant leak)
yesterday at 1:28 pmSouth Carolina finds roadside memorials too dangerous, offers plaques
For a fee of $250 you can get your own memory plaque for two years.
The announcement does not appear to ban or indicate the agency will begin removal of the old ad hoc memorials.
Here's all the info from the press release:
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) will allow...
Savannah liking what it sees in Charleston cruise ship success
The city that's been rather successfully eating the Port of Charleston's cargo lunch is now expressing interest to be a cruise line destination, too.
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Bring the whole family out to Bluegrass Under the Bridge
Charleston's very own Common Ground will be belting out their brand bluegrass on the Mount Pleasant Pier beginning at 8 p.m. Take advantage of the stunning evening views and...
Fish celebrates 10 years with a week-long $25 prix fixe menu
The prix fixe menu will put you at the mercy of Chef Nico Romo for 3 incredible courses.
The menu at Fish boasts dishes that reflect bold French-Asian flavors in a unique style. Featuring locally-sourced seafood and produce, Fish is much more than just seafood. Guests may also enjoy farm-raised beef, pork and organic chicken...
Tonight at ELA: Two Man Gentleman Band and The Amazing Mittens
The Two Man Gentlemen Band boasts a brand of raucous, retro vaudevillian swing that's quirky and catchy. The local duo that make up The Amazing Mittens feature songs that utilize acoustic ukuleles, slide whistles, kazoos, pizza boxes, tap shoes, and more.
The best part is that...
Opinion: Charleston needs to quit embracing mediocrity
Perhaps the big-city and international arts and culture of afar jade me, but I am upset with Charleston. It appears that we, as a city, have too much fondness for our friends. Friends are great. Their support is undying, and unparalleled. But when your friends support your half-assed work and uninspired junk nobody wins.
Thanks to hearing rave reviews, I recently checked out the items from one local designer. But upon seeing the work I was mildly disappointed to say the least. These pieces were lacking in originality, and even a few items had been ripped off creations of other popular designers.
However, finding one piece that intrigued me, I made a purchase for a sizable price, as I did not mind spending...
Bulldog Tours introduces the first ever Gullah Ghost tour
This is very exciting news as this marks Charleston’s very first and only Gullah Ghost tour on the peninsula. Guests arrive not knowing what a “haint” or a “boohag” is, but after a one-of-a-kind Gullah Ghost tour with Bulldog Tours—they will.
The tour’s focus is the Gullah people (local descendants of West African slaves) and their storied fascination with the...













