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Famed photographer showcases South Carolina???s civil rights history
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (544+ words) When Dr. Robin White, a Washington, D.C., veterinarian, saw the hoodie last year, she immediately decided to bring her 92-year-old mother, Jean White, to the museum to meet Williams. She also wanted to see the museum before Williams relocates it to…...
Mount Pleasant leaders to talk data center moratorium
5+ day, 17+ min 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…...
Burger Throwdown: Will you be Charleston's next burger champ?
2+ week, 6+ day ago (206+ words) Join the biggest food event of September. This “Best-Of-like”, 4-week promotion will have you in the conversation of thousands of participants that will be voting Sept. 1 through Sept. 20 for their favorite place to grab a burger along with seven other…...
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…...
Meeting Street Scholarship expands to 46 counties statewide
4+ week, 2+ day ago (707+ words) MORNING HEADLINES | The Meeting Street Scholarship Fund, founded by Charleston philanthropist Ben Navarro, is expanding from its current 14 counties to 46, giving under-resourced graduating seniors across the state access to affordable college education. Donors statewide have committed more than $87.8 million to…...