The summer of scorching heat made headlines across America, and Charleston experienced no exception to this trend.
According to the most recent regional climate report published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on September 8th, South Carolina's largest city experienced its hottest August ever recorded.
In addition to Charleston, eight other cities in the Southeast also shattered their monthly heat...
Step into a slice of Charleston's illustrious past with this spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom haven boasting a generous 1,464 sqft of living space. Poised gracefully on the iconic Ashley Ave., this residence not only offers an intimate connection to the city's history but is also a mere stone's throw away from the esteemed Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) campus.
Though...
New research has just revealed the best states for business growth, with South Carolina ranking among the top 10 states in America.
Using data from the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, the business growth rate in each state was compared to the change in the number of establishments from last year to this year.
South Carolina witnessed the number of establishments...
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BJ’s Wholesale Club Just Opened A Massive New 87,000 Square Foot Store In Charleston Region
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BJ's Wholesale Club just opened their doors to the Charleston region's first major store in the heart of Summerville.
The discount bulk-food grocery store will be holding a grand opening this coming Saturday, with tons of freebies, samples, and live cooking demonstrations.
The company claims to be able to reduce a family's grocery bill by 25% when compared to other grocery...
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New Study Shows South Carolina Has One Of The Highest Crime Rates in America
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A new study reveals that Arkansas is the state with the highest crime rate, based on the average number of incidents per 100,000 people.
The study used numbers of crime incidents between 2019 – 2021 for 47 states for which data was available and compared this with state population size to determine the average number of incidents per 100,000 people.
Here...
Matt and Ted Lee, two brothers born and raised in Charleston, have hit upon a brilliant business concept: They ship local delicacies to others around the world.
Whether the person is a former Charleston native or just someone wanting to get a bit of “down South” flavor, the Lees have them covered with fresh seafood and unique fare, such as...
South Carolina has just enacted a comprehensive measure aimed at restricting the importation of black and white tegu lizards into the state. The move comes in response to concerns about the impact of these reptiles on the local ecosystem and native wildlife.
In a statement released by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, it was emphasized that this regulation...
As summer gives way to autumn, South Carolina continues to offer a vibrant array of festivals to look forward to. These events cater to diverse interests, from celebrating okra to indulging in BBQ cook-offs and savoring craft beer.
Here are five notable South Carolina festivals scheduled for September, accompanied by additional details:
Charleston Beer Fest
Date: Saturday, 1 p.m. to...
South Carolina's first ever Whataburger burger joint is finally planned for our state.
The Zoning Board of Appeals for the City of Anderson recently greenlit a parking variance, marking an important step toward introducing this beloved Texas-based fast-food chain to South Carolinians.
The developers still have the task of merging two lots at the intersection of North Main Street and Concord...
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National Hurricane Center Warning All Charleston Residents To Keep A Close Eye on Hurricane Lee
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Hurricane Lee, currently packing 80 mph winds, is expected to strengthen significantly in the coming days, with the potential to reach Category 4 status, with winds up to 150 mph.
While its exact path is uncertain, and most prediction models do not have the storm coming to the Charleston region, the National Weather Service is still warning residents to be...









