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Update March 20: Don't forget that there's a mixed martial arts event at the North Charleston Coliseum today, March 20. Tickets are $26 and up; more details.

First reporting: Take advantage of this weekend Charlestonians, it is going to be superb.

Wonderful weather and exciting events combine forces all weekend long to provide some serious fun for all. The Charleston City Paper has released their weekend...


As you may have heard, the Charleston County Public Library is feeling the sting of a budget shortfall. To help out the Charleston Friends of the Library is raising funds by collecting donated CDs, DVDs, LPs, and video games and selling them online.

You win by keeping the library healthy and saving on taxes.

Smart. And it's a good time to clean out your closet.

Here's the deal, from their post:

Ditch that Britney...


We're still putting together our coverage of Friday night at Charleston Fashion Week, but until that's ready, there's a couple links I wanted to pass you way to keep you busy.

First off, the main Charleston Fashion Week site has been busy pumping out photos of the nights' featured designers, general photos of the night, and street-style photo collections of each...


It's March 20th. Welcome to spring.

That means two things, you've finally been able to turn off your heat (high of 78 today,) and Summerville's Flowertown Festival is just around the corner.

Running from Friday March 26th to Sunday the 28th, the festival promises "over 200 jury-selected artists from throughout the country ... delicious foods from local restaurants at the Taste of the Town, fun activities and rides for children at the Children’s Jubilee and free admission...


While playing, a 7-year-old boy apparently ran into the road where he was then struck by a car. What's doubly unusual is that the driver may have been speeding up to avoid hitting the kid.

NBC News 2 seems to have the most in-depth report. Read it here, or watch the video report.


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