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SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Work has begun on a 200,000+-sq.-ft. industrial building at the Portside Distribution Center in Summerville. It is the second industrial building to be built at the center, located by I-26 in the Charleston Distribution Corridor. Read More

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. — Charlotte-based The Keith Corp. and its Chicago-based partner Singerman Real Estate has completed a 1 million-square-foot industrial property in Summerville. Read More

Tim Manley is a natural at extolling Charleston’s many virtues, but he also contends that it’s long overdue for the city to come to terms with the contentious parts of its past.  Read More

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Gullah Geechee Heritage Corridor and Mount Moriah Baptist Church are joining forces with the International African American Museum to celebrate an “Awakening of the Ancestors” event. Read More

The Gullah Geechee Heritage Corridor and Mount Moriah Baptist Church are joining forces with the International African American Museum to celebrate an “Awakening of the Ancestors” event. Read More

A new apartment development is in the works for the Cainhoy area of Berkley County.  Read More

Since opening in January 2022, the NFT Museum in Seattle is the first art museum to exhibit this form of what is known as blockchain art. It paves the way for a revolutionary new era in art history and establishes Seattle as a respectable center for innovative art and culture. The 3,000 m2 space has …

The usual hymns won’t be reverberating from the walls of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in North Charleston on March 19. Instead, the church will be filled with the sounds of traditional Gullah Geechee spirituals as part of an International African American Museum (IAAM) event entitled, “Awakening of the Ancestors Through Music: A Gullah Geechee Homecoming.” …

With daylight savings behind us, the first day of spring is just two days away. This week, City Paper readers were interested in food stories, St. Patrick’s Day happenings and the latest update on the Murdaugh saga. Here’s a roundup of our top stories, posts and comments from March 12-18. Read More

As the city’s International African American Museum prepares for its late 2022 debut, Charlestonians speak up. Read More