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Five ways to keep your dog happy and busy in Charleston
1+ day, 42+ min ago (655+ words) Margo Chism walks her dogs in Hampton Park. Margo Chism is the owner of Sandy Paws, which offers pet care and services in Charleston. Pups are welcome at the Charleston RiverDogs stadium on certain nights. There are many dog-friendly coffee…...
From sushi to small plates, here are 3 Charleston restaurants for celebrating special occasions
21+ hour, 42+ min ago (1158+ words) Wagyu cigars are served at Zero George on August 5, 2026, in Charleston. Diners are constantly telling me how expensive it is to eat in Charleston. For the most part, they're right, for prices have risen across the board at chains and…...
A Q&A with Charleston Mayor Cogswell
1+ day, 42+ min ago (553+ words) Charleston Mayor William Cogswell laughed as he fielded questions from third-grade students at Ashley River Creative Arts Elementary School on March 2. Since taking office in January 2024, Charleston Mayor William Cogswell has been busy leading the city with big initiatives to…...
More Than a Venue: Creating a place where Charleston comes together
1+ day, 42+ min ago (526+ words) An aerial view shows Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island. Bob Moran, president of Beemok Sports and Entertainment, speaks at the Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island in 2021. When we began imagining what Credit One Stadium could become, we knew…...
Why I came home to Charleston
1+ day, 42+ min ago (533+ words) Chubby Fish’s James London holds up a local snapper before teaching a class about how to deconstruct and cook fish as part of the Charleston Wine + Food Festival in March 2024. A fresh snapper dish is served at Chubby Fish. Chubby…...
Redevelopment of Charleston's Union Pier could hobble shipping lane, harbor users say
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (960+ words) The federally maintained 0.7-mile Tidewater Reach navigation channel hugs the east side of the Charleston peninsula, roughly between Waterfront Park (center, right) and the north end of Union Pier Terminal (center). The maritime industry is sounding alarm bells about the…...
2 Charleston recreation centers are in the works, Folly Beach adopts new plastic regulations
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (934+ words) A group of volunteers stand next to bags of litter after cleaning up the Ben Sawyer Causeway in 2025. The largest statewide litter cleanup day is coming up on Sept. 19. Groups of volunteers from all corners of the state will be…...
Here are 10 Charleston area arts events to add to your fall calendar
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (535+ words) Experience all Charleston's art scene has to offer at these 10 fall cultural festivals and arts events. Charleston’s arts scene has a long tradition of beloved annual festivals and events that bring music, art and culture to life in the fall....
Charleston's Garden to Glass trail takes you on a cocktail tour
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (581+ words) Rani's Garden Elixir at Rivayat The So What? at Bar167 Get your passport stamped. Not the kind that will take you on a trip outside of the country, but one that will take you on an adventure right here in Charleston....
Charleston-area bars where you can root for your favorite NFL teams all season long
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (354+ words) Philadelphia Eagles fans (from left) William and Elizabeth Snowa, Amy Wells, Jil Valentin and Jaime Whisted cheer for the "Birds" at The Lucky Luchador in Charleston in 2025. The 2026 NFL season is here and there go your Sundays — along with Monday…...