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Mount Pleasant leaders to talk data center moratorium
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (455+ words) MORNING HEADLINES | Mount Pleasant town council today is expected to discuss the first reading of an ordinance that would establish a temporary moratorium on requests related to data centers. According to the proposal, data centers can generate significant noise and…...
Ma???am Saab???s Gauba adds new tastes, kitchen leadership
1+ week, 4+ day ago (411+ words) Ma’am Saab owner Raheel Gauba had a lot on his plate in running Charleston’s award-winning downtown Pakistani restaurant. Now, he’s crafting plates, too. “For years, I led everything at Ma’am Saab but the kitchen — the vision, the hospitality, the room,…...
Trump???s 90-day beef fix meets years-long cattle problem
2+ week, 2+ day ago (992+ words) UPDATED | With the nation’s midterm elections only two months away, President Donald Trump wants hamburger prices down by election day — a goal he’s willing to pursue by allowing 300,000 metric tons of foreign beef into the country over the next 90 days....
Construction projects are reshaping area around Charleston airport
3+ week, 2+ day ago (706+ words) Three construction projects are keeping things busy and noisy around Charleston International Airport — but the growing pains soon will give way to huge expansions, upgraded facilities and a big economic impact. Two of the construction projects are led by and…...
SHR 25.33: On affordable housing tool, Senate race, conservation
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1710+ words) By Jack O’Toole, Statehouse bureau | It all started with a phone call from a constituent. “There was a lady who lived on Nassau Street,” said former S.C. Rep. Jimmy Bailey of Charleston, referring to a street in the city’s…...
Peninsula Grill enters new chapter
4+ week, 2+ day ago (461+ words) Charleston native John Ondo has been a pillar in the Lowcountry cuisine scene for more than three decades. Many remember his Mediterranean-inspired restaurant Lana on Rutledge Avenue. After Lana closed in 2017, Ondo ventured to Kiawah Island to be executive chef…...
Charlamagne tha God ranked 10th highest-paid podcaster
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (443+ words) MORNING HEADLINES | South Carolina’s Charlamagne tha God cracked the Forbes list of the “highest-paid podcasters of 2026” in 10th place with a whopping $27 million in income. Radio host Joe Rogan topped the chart at $82 million. The Moncks Corner native, whose real name…...
Charleston has a new-ish Americana radio station
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (924+ words) If you’re out tooling around the Lowcountry in your car, you might want to consider turning that dial (or more likely pressing that button) and tuning in to WRHG, 102.9 FM. The station, which has been up and running for about…...
Odd Duck Market expands across the Lowcountry
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (892+ words) Lifelong friends Andrew Hare and Jared Hellman opened the original Odd Duck Market in Park Circle in summer 2023. Located at 1082 East Montague Ave., the market is now a fixture in the community. Leveraging the success in North Charleston, the duo…...
SHR 25.30: On nurdles, the state budget, flying
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (1746+ words) By Jack O’Toole, Statehouse bureau | Imagine you’re counting tiny plastic pellets at the rate of one per second. One… Two… Three… Now, imagine keeping that up, without so much as a coffee break, for the next 316,881 years — or about as…...