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Port Growth Fuels Industrial Real Estate Rush Inland
Record container volumes at the Port of Charleston are driving warehouse and logistics demand from the Neck area to Summerville, Ladson, and Goose Creek.
Local & News Charleston Podcast Scene Flourishes with 11 Local Shows Covering History, Food, and Community Stories
Charleston's podcasting community has emerged as a vibrant platform for sharing stories about Lowcountry life, with local creators producing shows that explore everything from the city's deep history...
Technology Charleston man charged in $1.5M COVID relief fraud scheme
Theodore Jackson was arrested in Charleston Wednesday on federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering in connection with stolen pandemic relief funds.
Technology Sheriff delays online booking posts to stop bail scammers
Charleston County Sheriff's Office implements delay on online inmate postings after investigating 188 fraud reports, including eight bail scams targeting families.
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Technology Sheriff delays online jail records to stop bail scammers
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