Democratic candidate endorses Elizabeth Colbert Busch.
Bus operator ending 401 and 402 routes, adding a new Coleman Blvd. route.
Work could be complete by spring.
Council will vote today on awarding contract on first phase of Coleman Boulevard overhaul.
Request your tickets to the March 3rd event in Mount Pleasant.
Should public assistance be denied if children fail to perform in school?
Councilmen signal support for slate of building projects, including $23 million town hall replacement.
Mount Pleasant Town Council will huddle for daylong planning session.
Charleston resident running as a Democrat to replace Tim Scott.
Cannon says he won't enforce new rules he feels violate the Second Amendment.
Project will add sidewalk to Anna Knapp Boulevard and Edwards Drive.
Town councilman, retired Marine officer ran for the seat in 2010.
Lowcountry congressman says he'll seek first district seat.
Afternoon meeting will discuss state of public school security.
Regular January meeting set for 6 p.m. at Town Hall.
Ben Jealous called Scott a 'token' and leveled other criticisms.
Big detour needed as roadwork continues at a busy Mount Pleasant interchange.
Retired Air Force colonel ran for Democratic nomination in 2010.
Charleston Republican will be South Carolina's first black U.S. Senator.
Island community will vote by referendum on allowing even larger ships.
The primary will be held March 19.
Committee meetings set for 8:30 a.m. Monday.
Carl Ritchie takes helm as Chief Harry Sewell retires.
The end of the Emergency Unemployment Compensation program means nearly 30,000 South Carolina residents will leave stop receiving help.
Talks continue as Sunday deadline looms.
County offers guidelines for recycling all your holiday trash.
Museum offering discounts for gift certificate purchases.
New web page allows residents to search for unclaimed funds.
Grants up to $1,000 offered for tree planting efforts.
Grocer will send its waste to county composting facility.
Former first lady could square off against ex husband Mark Sanford.
Union briefly stops work at shipping terminal.
Sen. Chip Campsen believes the organization violates due process.
Longtime Lowcountry Republican figures to be a strong candidate in a race with many moving parts.
Environmental regulators issue permit for expanded cruise terminal.
Ship with goods from Bangladesh factory fire will call on Charleston on Thursday.
Town temporarily patches road that gave way under three young men.
Campaign pushes all businesses all over town.
Ard resigned in March, pleaded guilty to ethics violation.
North Carolina grocery store to locate in former Food Lion on Coleman Boulevard.