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Charleston Airport Seeks Permit That Could Impact 79 Acres of Wetlands in North Charleston
A new environmental permit application is raising questions about future development near Charleston International Airport and what it could mean for wetlands in North Charleston. The Charleston Regional Aviation Authority is seeking state water-quality certification for proposed impacts to approximately 79 acres of freshwater wetlands on airport-owned property near International Boulevard and Michaux Parkway. The…
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Grand Bohemian Charleston Is Now Hotel Operis, Bringing New Rooftop Dining and Arts-Inspired Experiences Downtown
October 20, 2026 | Charleston Local Updates One of downtown Charleston’s familiar boutique hotels has entered a new chapter. The former Grand Bohemian Charleston, located at 55 Wentworth Street, officially became Hotel Operis, Autograph Collection, on October 1, 2026. But the transformation involves more than a new name. The 50-room hotel has introduced refreshed dining…
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Charleston Invites Residents to Discuss Zoning Changes at October 22 Peninsula Plan Open Studio
October 20, 2026 | Local Updates / Development Charleston residents will have another opportunity this Thursday to learn about the city’s long-term plans for the peninsula, including ongoing work to rewrite its zoning regulations. The City of Charleston is hosting a Peninsula Plan Open Studio on Thursday, October 22, from 3 to 6 PM, at…
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College of Charleston Dorm Proposal at Historic Burial Ground: Where Things Stand
A proposed student housing development at 106 Coming Street has received conditional conceptual approval, but archaeological findings, memorial plans and questions about the historic cemetery remain central to the project. Charleston, SC — October 9, 2026 A proposed College of Charleston residence hall continues to raise questions about how the city should balance new development…
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Johns Island’s First City Recreation Center Is Set to Begin Construction This Month
The long-awaited recreation and aquatic facility will bring pools, basketball, pickleball, a splash pad and more to Johns Island. Johns Island is getting a major new recreation facility — and after years of planning, the project is finally approaching the construction phase. The City of Charleston’s new Johns Island Recreation and Aquatic Facility is scheduled…
