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Charleston Literary Festival to feature exhibition of rare books and ephemera tied to Virginia Woolf
The 10th annual Charleston Literary Festival will honor its U.K. roots and highlight one of England
‘Safety concern for the public.’ No lights, sirens used before speeding North Charleston cop wreck.
A lawsuit has been filed years after a North Charleston officer was found to have violated policy in driving his patrol car at nearly 90 mph without lights or sirens and crashing into a civilian car.
IWC had South Charleston violation, release history before sparking shelter-in-place
State records show that when pool chemical manufacturer Innovative Water Care LLC’s South Charleston tableting and packaging facility prompted a shelter-in-place advisory on Oct. 28, 2026 by releasing chlo...
Concert Countdown: 14 November shows to attend in Charleston
This month, we've got familiar favorites returning home, including SUSTO, Band of Horses and She Returns From War. Plus, tribute shows for Dolly Parton and Martha Rivers Ingram.
7 Questions: Charleston ghosts. Take the quiz.
It is the perfect time of year to celebrate Charleston's spooky history. Test your knowledge on Charleston's spooky surroundings with this week's trivia!
Smelling smoke in Charleston? Prescribed burns bring haze to the region.
Prescribed burns in Francis Marion National Forest brought smoke haze and a burning smell to parts of the Charleston region Oct. 28 and 29.
Haunted Car wash in North Charleston knocks a chore off your list for a spooky time and good cause
Heroes Car Wash in North Charleston, SC, is spinning the typical haunted house with a soapy tunnel full of fog, eerie lighting and jump scares.
New Charleston restaurant with a spacious outdoor courtyard sets opening date on Broad Street
The owners of Vintage Lounge and Blind Tiger Pub are bringing a new type of dining destination to Charleston
Charleston's oldest vintage market has ended after 10 years. What was its impact?
Holy City Vintage Market, the first of its kind in Charleston, has ended after a 10-year run. Organizers and vendors reflected on its impact and how the city’s vintage scene has grown.
Old building in Ashley Hall parking lot may be moved to North Charleston
An abandoned building at the private school may be spared from demolition and sent to the Jenkins Orphan Aid Society campus.
As autumn begins, Charleston street crews balance fall leaf pickup with snow prep
Charleston’s loose-leaf vacuum trucks will soon begin making rounds in city neighborhoods to collect as many leaves as possible throughout November and December, as announced at the Public Work
A wine bar is headed to West Ashley. Plus, Charleston will offer to buy land for new public park.
In today’s news briefing, read about a wine and charcuterie concept that’s taking over a former 7-Eleven, Charleston’s effort to create a public access park and update on fatal wrong-way crash on the D...
Justice Department will have poll monitors in Charleston County on Election Day, possibly elsewhere
Like most elections, the federal Justice Department will have teams in South Carolina watching how the polls operate on Election Day.
Charleston attorney suspended nearly 6 years disbarred for alleged financial misconduct
Attorney Jason F. Taylor asked the S.C. Supreme Court for a six-month suspension of his license for violating the state’s rules on conduct for attorneys. The court opted instead for disbarment.
MUSC Foundation to get $25M buyout of WestEdge property where Charleston plans affordable housing
The Medical University of South Carolina Foundation is expected to relinquish its stake in a WestEdge property so the city can use the parcel off Lockwood Drive to build more affordable housing.
No one hurt in chemical incident in South Charleston that caused shelter-in-place
A shelter-in-place has been issued in South Charleston due to a chemical incident at the Solenis plant, a water treatment facility, according to Metro 911 on Oct. 28, 2026.
Charleston Halloween event Friday evening caters to children, canines
Scare on the Square will be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, with registration for the canine costume contest at 5:30 p.m. and for the children
My Charleston Weekend: Fair, fun run and Halloween festivities
This weekend in Charleston, ride a rollercoaster or get spooked at Oak Forest Haunts. Then, join a bar crawl or party at 167 Raw Oyster Bar. Or, wear your costume to Trick, Treat and Trail.
5 questions with ballerina-turned-author Misty Copeland ahead of Charleston Literary Festival event
The world-renowned ballerina discusses her new children's book, 'Firebird Waltz,' and how stories can help young readers recognize their strengths and feel seen.
Charleston’s most distinct restaurant bathrooms feature Barbie, Ludacris and swan-shaped faucets
Across Charleston, restaurant owners are leaning into thought-provoking bathroom designs that play well on social media. Their reasoning for doing so, though, isn
Charleston to offer $1M for Longborough Park after decades-long dispute
The proposed deal would give the city a large portion of the park and its crabbing dock to convert for public use, while the homeowners association would retain a smaller part and plans to build a private dock.
Charleston Ballet debuts 'Legend of Mothman', about West Virginia's famous cryptid
The Charleston Ballet debuted "The Legend of Mothman", a collaboration between Deborah Novak and choreographer Kim Pauley, Oct. 23, 2026, at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, West Virginia. The 40-mi...
October 27 recap: Mattoon, Charleston & Coles County news you may have missed today
Get a recap of Tuesday's local news stories from Journal Gazette/Times-Courier.