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From WCBD News 2, Live 5 News and WCIV, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WCBD News 213 hours ago

    Seven Charleston County schools named Palmetto's Finest semifinalists

    CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) - Seven Charleston County School District schools have been named semifinalists for the 2027 Palmetto’s Finest Award, one of South Carolina’s most prestigious honors for high-achieving schools. Each spring, the South Carolina Association of School Administrators presents the Palmetto’s Finest Awards to schools demonstrating excellence in teaching, leadership, community involvement, and

  2. Live 5 News14 hours ago

    Nonprofit hosts TeacherFest 2026 for Lowcountry teachers

    Charleston-based nonprofit Teacher Care Club hosted “TeacherFest 2026” on Saturday, a free community event that provided mental health and wellness resources to local educators.

  3. Live 5 News14 hours ago

    Autism Awareness 5K run/walk draws hundreds in Summerville

    Bridging the Gap Society for Autism held its first Autism Awareness 5K run/walk Saturday at Cane Bay High School.

  4. WCIV16 hours ago

    Free admission, $1 game tickets at Lucy Beckham band bazaar; proceeds aid students

    The Lucy Beckham High School Marching Band are hosting its second annual bazaar Saturday, with games, activities and live performances.The event is scheduled fr

In brief

The short notes of 5AM North Charleston’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Fort DorchesterDorchester County Council has approved the first reading of the Festival Centre Redevelopment Project, a tax increment financing plan that could send Dorchester District Two $12 million for improvements at and around Fort Dorchester High School.

    Dorchester County Council has approved the first reading of the Festival Centre Redevelopment Project, a tax increment financing plan that could send Dorchester District Two $12 million for improvements at and around Fort Dorchester High School. The county and district are still finalizing the financial details.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Live 5 News