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...
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Circle K Day Returning To Charleston Today with 30-cent Fuel Discount and 50% Off Food and Drinks
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Today only, Circle K locations around the Charleston region are offering 30 cents off per gallon of fuel between 4 and 7 p.m. local time after offering half off hot food and beverages from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Customers can fuel up and receive the deal directly at the pump*, and most locations will hand out a limited number of fuel discount...
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Nashville International Just Announced Plans To Partner With Southwest To Become Official Crew Base
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Nashville International Airport (BNA) has just announced that it will soon be the newest Crew Base for Southwest Airlines, marking BNA as the 12th Crew Base for the growing international airline.
Starting in early 2024, the new Crew Base will accommodate approximately 500-700 Flight Attendants and 150-200 Pilots, with plans for continued expansion. BNA is actively collaborating with Southwest Airlines...
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The Lowcountry’s Biggest Craft Beer and Food Truck Festival is Returning To Charleston This Weekend
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Get ready for Charleston's biggest craft beer, food truck, and live music party of the year!
The Charleston Beer Fest will take place at Riverfront Park on Sept. 9, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Previously called the Charleston Beer Garden, this annual festival brings together hundreds of craft beers, tons of food trucks and local chefs, unique vendors, local merchandise,...
Residents and tourists alike are starting to notice people standing on the water all around Charleston, both on the coast, and throughout the inlets.
Over 8,000 people have already rented paddleboards in Charleston so far this year.
The guides at Charleston Paddler host lessons for beginners as well as scenic nature tours and all-day excursions for individuals and groups. They also...
In a dramatic turn of events late Saturday night, a former deputy sheriff found himself on the other side of the law after a high-speed chase.
22-year-old Jakob Kite, a Polk County Sheriff’s Deputy since February 2020, led Tampa area police on a heart-pounding chase after he was clocked hitting speeds upwards of 105 mph on Hwy 98, then an...
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Officials Warning Residents To Steer Clear of River As Flooding From Idalia Persists
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A recent update from Dorchester County officials is now warning residents to steer clear of the Edisto River due to persistent flooding in the wake of Hurricane Idalia.
As of yesterday morning, the river was teasing heights close to 14.5 feet, placing the river at a notable "moderate flood" level, according to the National Weather Service.
EDISTO RIVER UPDATE: 9-4-2023
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With Hurricane Idalia now past and sunny skies expected with temps in the mid 80s, it's the perfect weekend to grab some friends and enjoy the greatest city in the world!
In no particular order, here are the top 10 things happening around the Charleston area this Labor Day weekend:
#1 The Lowcountry Jazz Festival
The Lowcountry Jazz Festival, South Carolina’s premier...
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Major Flooding and Power Outages Throughout Charleston In Wake of Hurricane Idalia (Pictures)
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Hurricane Idalia's path of destruction inundated residents of Charleston, South Carolina yesterday.
Onshore winds around 40 mph drove Atlantic waters onto the streets of the iconic city. Alongside flooding, the winds, with gusts ranging from 50-65 mph, toppled trees and left thousands without electricity.
A tornado was confirmed last night in Goose Creek, taking down several trees and even throwing a...









