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- 1South Carolina Ports container business keeps sliding●SC Ports container business continues to decline
South Carolina Ports Authority is reporting a continued decline in its container business, according to a report by South Carolina Public Radio. The drop adds to an ongoing trend at the Port of Charleston and its terminals, raising questions about shipping demand, competition from other East Coast ports, and the economic impact on the region.
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South Charleston hosted its 'Art in the Heart' event, bringing art displays and activities to the West Virginia city. Local news outlets covered the gathering, which drew residents and visitors to celebrate local creativity and community culture. Details on the program, participating artists and attendance figures have not been widely reported beyond the initial coverage.
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A food feature rounding up 28 South Carolina recipes is circulating, promising readers a taste of Charleston and the broader Lowcountry region. The collection highlights classic Southern cooking, from seafood dishes to regional staples, as interest in destination-inspired home cooking continues. No specific reaction or debate has been recorded around the piece so far.
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South Charleston hosted its 'Art in the Heart' event, filling the city with artwork and drawing local attention. Details about specific artists, venues, or attendance figures have not been reported beyond the event taking place. The gathering highlights community interest in public art programming in the West Virginia city.
- 5Is South Carolina ready for a Category 5 hurricane?▼Is SC ready for a Cat 5 hurricane? Here's how Charleston would prepare for a storm worse than Hugo.
South Carolina officials are examining how Charleston would handle a Category 5 hurricane, a storm stronger than Hugo, which devastated the state in 1989. The discussion focuses on evacuation plans, infrastructure readiness and how the city would prepare for and recover from a worst-case strike. It comes as the hurricane season puts renewed attention on coastal vulnerabilities.
- 6Art in the Heart of South Charleston Showcases Local Artists▼Art in the Heart of South Charleston highlights local work, artist community
Art in the Heart of South Charleston is putting a spotlight on local work and the city's artist community, according to WOWK 13 News coverage from West Virginia. The event highlights creators from the area and celebrates the role of art in the community.
- 7moe. Announces No Hibernation Tour Dates●moe. Will Perform Eight Shows at the Ardmore Music Hall, Four Gigs at the The Charleston Pour House on No Hibernation Tour
Jam band moe. has announced its No Hibernation Tour, including an eight-show run at the Ardmore Music Hall in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, and four performances at the Charleston Pour House in South Carolina. The extended multi-night residencies give fans in the Philadelphia and Charleston areas several chances to catch the group live. No further tour details were provided.