Once Upon a Child brings kids’ resale shopping to Summerville. Plus, a new Indian restaurant is in the wo...
Summerville is gaining a kids’ resale shop and an Indian restaurant. Here’s what we know.
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Funeral for fallen deputy is Wednesday in Summerville. Procession could delay traffic on I-26.
Motorists should expect delays the morning of Sept. 16 as a funeral procession for Deputy Michael Hendricks goes through North Charleston and Summerville.
Summerville and Goose Creek are building big for public safety. Their needs and approaches differ.
Both Goose Creek and Summerville are undertaking massive projects to build new facilities for their police and fire departments, though the two municipalities’ needs and approaches differ.
Charleston temps dip below 90s. Plus, Summerville store settles trademark dispute with Buc-ee’s.
In today’s news briefing, read about Charleston’s weather forecast, a settlement with Buc-ee’s and an ACLU report on South Carolina’s juvenile justice system.
SC clothing store agrees to pay Buc-ee’s $850,000 in trademark lawsuit
Born United, a clothing company based out of Summerville, agreed to settle its lawsuit with Buc-ee’s and pay the gas station giant $850,000 for using and selling apparel featuring its iconic beaver logo wi...
We asked residents about the state of downtown Summerville. Here's what they said.
The Post and Courier ran a survey in August asking Summerville residents for their views on the heart of town and a couple policy proposals impacting the Historic District. Here
New food and wine festival aims to spotlight Summerville's growing restaurant scene
The inaugural Summerville Wine & Food Festival is one of several culinary events taking place across the Charleston area this fall.
Summerville bed & breakfast returns to Town Council with a new rezoning request. What has changed?
The owners of the Magnolia Historic Southern Inn returned to Summerville Town Council to ask for the property to be rezoned once again. Here
Mount Pleasant raises income limit for workforce housing, Charleston poses new food vendor policy
In this week’s Lowcountry Lowdown, North Charleston joins neighboring municipalities in pledge to end traffic deaths, and a Summerville inn’s rezoning request is on the table.
Summerville entrepreneur opens cafe with grab-and-go meals designed for healthy routines
Blue Café + Wellness Market recently opened its doors in Nexton. It offers specialty coffee, protein-packed smoothies, fresh grain bowls, wraps, salads and more for easier healthy eating on the go.
Summerville adopts long-debated outdoor entertainment district. Here's how it will work.
Summerville Town Council voted Aug. 13 to establish an outdoor entertainment district that will allow limited carrying of alcoholic beverages in the town
Charleston-area plastic surgery practice is bankrupt, leaving patients in the lurch
Plastic surgery clinics and aesthetic spas in Charleston, Summerville and Mount Pleasant are caught up in a Delaware bankruptcy case that is unlikely to return much if any money to creditors.
SC health officials tracing tuberculosis exposure at Summerville High School. Here’s what we know.
In an email to parents, Dorchester District Two officials said DPH identified the infectious period as toward the end of the 2025-2026 school year, though the diagnosis didn’t come until recently.
Bankrupt owner of 2 SC manufacturers seeks to slash $3.1B in debt
Alkegen’s specialty materials manufacturing businesses include the Lauscha Fiber International factory in Summerville and Southern Felt Co. in Edgefield and Keshaw counties.
Dog lovers get a special treat with a new pet-friendly bar in Summerville
GoDog Dog Park is the newest restaurant to join the Summerville scene and offers up food, cocktails, entertainment and space for dogs.
SC county OKs tax breaks for a solar equipment manufacturer
A company that makes solar energy modules is planning to invest $15M to open a manufacturing plant near Summerville, according to Dorchester County Council.
Berkeley Co. to hold 1st vote on Lake Village; Summerville residents can share input in new survey
Here’s what’s happening around the Lowcountry: Berkeley County Council is expected to vote on the Cane Bay area Lake Village development. Summerville residents are asked to complete a new survey.
How has downtown Summerville changed, and what should the future hold? Take our survey and tell us.
We want to hear from you about how downtown Summerville has changed in recent times and what you hope the future of town looks like. Take our survey.
Charleston-area salmon smokehouse has roots in England. Find it at a Whole Foods near you.
A Summerville-based business is gaining traction in South Carolina and beyond for its salmon, which is smoked using Southern live oak and sold in Whole Foods and a handful of Charleston restaurants.
‘Bad Day for Bigfoot’ showcases many Union County locations
SUMMERVILLE — Bigfoot is ready for his close-up in Union County. Filmmakers Zach Green and Devin O’Rourke in June 2025 toured the county to see if the Grande Ronde Valley […]
Summerville council postpones open-container entertainment district vote. Again.
Summerville Town Council voted July 9 to once again postpone a final vote on whether to establish an open-container district in the town
Apache helicopter pilots’ suspension lifted. Plus, Summerville delays open-container district vote.
In today’s news briefing, read about the Apache pilots’ suspension, repeated fires at a landfill and a new donut shop opening in the fall.
State to seek death penalty if jury convicts man of murder in Summerville slaying
Roger Smalls is facing murder charges in Dorchester and Berkeley counties for the slayings of two senior citizens. Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty if jury convicts him.
Contribute to local efforts to help Venezuela, Summerville's debated open-container rule up for vote
Charleston-area residents are gathering donations for people impacted by the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Read about that and more in this week’s Lowcountry Lowdown.