Ten Charleston County high school football programs will take the field Friday, August 14, for five preseason matchups at the 4th Annual Dave Spurlock CCSD Football Jamboree.
Eight high school football programs will take the field at Berkeley High School on Friday, August 14, for the 9th Annual Moncks Corner Lions Club Football Jamboree.
A long-vacant former Charleston school is getting a new life. King Simons will transform the property near King and Simons streets into small business suites, studios and a future restaurant with outdoor dining.
High school football returns to Dorchester County on Friday, August 14, as Ashley Ridge, Summerville, Fort Dorchester and Woodland take the field for the 2026 Dorchester County Showdown.
Ben Navarro is adding more North Market Street property as plans take shape for a future gateway connecting downtown Charleston with the Union Pier redevelopment.
Faculty Lounge has closed its longtime Huger Street location in Charleston. The understated neighborhood bar carried a history dating back to the 1970s and became known across generations for cocktails, DJs, dancing and its hidden-away atmosphere.
What began as Charleston native Tia Clark’s personal connection to crabbing has grown into a nationally recognized Lowcountry experience blending blue crabs, Gullah Geechee heritage, conservation and Charleston’s waterways.
Charleston’s August 7–9 weekend lineup includes Tim McGraw, Shane Gillis, PJ Morton, WWE Hall of Famer Kane, Nerdfest, the Chilly Bear Festival, food festivals, farmers markets, nightlife and more.
Charleston Nerdfest brings tabletop games, cosplay, Pokémon GO trading, arcade competition and nerd trivia to Frothy Beard Brewing Company on August 9.
A proposed miniature-golf course and retail building near Folly and Grimball roads received conceptual approval, while the project’s parking garage and offices were sent back for redesign.
