Good morning, North Charleston.

Berkeley County is planning a public park on 114 acres along Daniel Island’s west bank as the design process approved in the 2027 budget begins (residents will soon have a chance to offer input on trails, a dock, and historic preservation).

A Save A Lot store closure in North Charleston has widened the local food desert and reduced grocery options for many residents.

City officials are reviewing the situation and may soon propose solutions to support the affected community.

Local chefs and distillers celebrate corn's rich flavor with inventive dishes like grilled tortillas plus innovative desserts.

Regional farms are increasing production to keep the market fresh as local restaurants serve hominy based fare and corn broths.

The Charleston County School District reported efficiency gains in disciplinary hearings, transfers, and appeals after its constituent board dissolved last year.

Revised processes reduced infractions by 8% and saved families 4,200 waiting days during the 2024-25 school year.

Charleston County School District will launch the Linard McCloud Cultural Arts Collective for Burke High and Simmons Pinckney Middle students in the 2026-27 school year, connecting them with local artists, immersive residencies & masterclasses during Spoleto Festival capstone events.

Charleston City Paper released its Dish Dining Guide for Summer 2026 on Thursday, Aug.

13 (a curated look at local dining options and seasonal menus) so residents can plan their summer meals.

The South Carolina Stingrays signed siblings Josh and Luke Prokop for the 2026-27 season.

Josh returns from Denmark (after a championship run) and Luke brings AHL and WHL experience, reuniting after junior hockey to push for the Kelly Cup.