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City of Charleston Gearing Up Tomorrow’s “ShakeOut Day” – Preparing Locals For Increasing Earthquakes
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Charleston city officials are urging residents to get ready for tomorrow's 'ShakeOut Day' - preparing for a possible earthquake while you're at work, school, or home.
At 10:19 a.m. on 10/19, everyone in Charleston is encouraged to engage in earthquake preparedness.
The city sent out a reminder yesterday, saying tomorrow's 'ShakeOut' is also an opportunity for "individuals, schools, community groups and...
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Avenger Star Jeremy Renner Coming To Charleston After Partnering With Local Vodka Brand
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Avenger star and 2-time Academy Award nominee Jeremy Renner is coming to Charleston this month after partnering with local distiller Sweet Grass Vodka.
Fans and enthusiasts can catch Renner at the Refinery, located at 1640 Meeting Street Road in Charleston, where he'll be signing bottles and meeting fans.
The event is set for Friday, October 20, in the heart of Holy...
Charleston Police are looking to identify an individual linked to multiple property crimes on James Island.
After responding to incidents on Dexter Lane on Thursday, officers have pinpointed a person of interest.
Those with information are urged to call the Charleston Police Department at 843-720-2422 or the Lowcountry Crime Stoppers at 843-554-1111 for anonymous tips.
The Charleston Mimosa Festival is returning once again to the greatest brunch city in America!
The fabulous event is now scheduled for Saturday, October 28th, running from 1 to 5 pm at the Johnson Hagood Stadium on the Citadel campus.
It promises a delightful selection of mimosas, brunch punch, beer, and wine. The musical entertainment will be provided by the Jacob...
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Boats, Brews, and Bands is Returning To Charleston for Their Second Year
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The MarineMax Charleston Boats, Brews, and Bands Fall Boat Show is back for its second year to bring you some Lowcountry Hospitality and an incredible lineup of premier boats to cater to every taste and budget.
Karl Anderson, General Manager, comments, "We're thrilled to welcome everyone to the 2nd Annual MarineMax Charleston Boats, Brews, and Bands Fall Boat Show. This year promises...
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Ultra Rare ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Will Darken The Skies Over Charleston This Saturday
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This coming Saturday, Oct. 14, prepare to witness the skies darken as the mesmerizing "ring of fire" eclipse blocks out part of the sun in the afternoon sky.
This unique eclipse is being called a "ring of fire" due to the fact that the moon will appear smaller than the sun, casting a brilliant 'fire' ring around itself. It will...
The Charleston Police Department welcomes a seasoned veteran as its new torchbearer.
After an extensive nationwide search, the Charleston City Council, in a significant decision on Tuesday, officially crowned Chito Walker as the Chief of Police. This pivotal announcement comes on the heels of Mayor John Tecklenburg's endorsement of Chief Walker for the esteemed position.
Absolute honor to officially approve Chito...
US Vice President Kamala Harris is coming to Charleston today to speak at the College of Charleston.
The visit is part of her dynamic "Fight for Our Freedoms" college tour.
“This generation is critical to the urgent issues that are at stake right now for our future,” said Vice President Harris. “It is young leaders throughout America who know what the solutions look...
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Another Aftershock Rattles Small Town West of Charleston – The 65th Elgin Earthquake In 2 Years
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Yesterday at 10:04, another earthquake struck the small town of Elgin, SC, located between Charleston and Columbia, bringing the total to 65 quakes around the small town in the past year alone.
According to the USGS, the quake had a magnitude of 1.7 and a depth of 4.7 km.
The earthquakes around Elgin have been increasing in number and magnitude since...
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Charleston Just Approved New $2 Million Bike Lane Across The Ashley River Bridge
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The Charleston City Counsel just approved the construction of a new $2 million bike lane coming into downtown Charleston.
They will now be converting one of the 4 traffic lanes into a separated bike lane to make it easier and safer for bikers to cross the river.
The new lane will be build with a crash-proof barrier on the car lane...









