Post and Courier

Editorial: Charleston's 411 Meeting settlement raises new questions

Charleston's struggle to rein in the development of new hotels — specifically by ensuring that hotel projects don't displace existing residences downtown, changing its character and desirability as a ...

Charleston school’s plan to demo building paused over dispute about structure’s origin

The Charleston City Council wants to learn more about a modest, wood-frame structure on Ashley Hall’s campus before ...
Charleston City Paper

Our view: Charleston City Council needs to get back to work, hold mayor’s office accountable

Charleston city council members enjoyed a hearty chuckle during last April’s State of the City address when Mayor William Cogswell boasted that under his leadership, council meetings have been “civil, ...
Post and Courier

3 Charleston City Council members say goodbye at the city’s final meeting of the year

CHARLESTON — More than 45 years of combined experience walked out of City Hall on Dec. 16 as City Council said goodbye to three outgoing members at its last meeting of the year. “This city is much ...

Charleston faces budget overrun; North Charleston neighborhood gets a new community center

Just like all of us, Charleston is feeling the impact of high gas prices. If fuel prices remain high, the city faces a ...
abcnews4

Charleston City Council votes to sunset Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Tuesday night that will dissolve the city’s Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission, concluding a debate ...