In honor of Black History Month, the Old Slave Mart Museum will be open 1 to 5 p.m. on Sundays in February. Additionally, city of Charleston employees and their immediate family can visit the museum for free this month. Read on...
Operations throughout the City of Charleston will be required to eliminate use of single-use plastic carryout and merchandise bags, as well as certain plastic carryout and food packaging items, beginning January 1, 2020. Additional Info...
The Democratic Presidential Primary Debate will take place at the Charleston Gaillard Center Tuesday, February 25. Due to the heightened security protocols required by this event, the city offices located at 2 George Street will close to the public at... Read on...
The City of Charleston has contracted with IPW to perform repairs on the three shade structures on the pier at Joseph P. Riley Jr. Waterfront Park.
The pier will remain open to the public, but the areas underneath the shade structures, which include... Read on...
The National Weather Service Charleston is forecasting a line of strong to severe thunderstorms in the Charleston area late this afternoon into the evening, with the possibility of damaging wind gusts exceeding 58 mph. The most significant threat is Read on...
The Department of Housing and Community Development, in partnership with JQUAD Planning Group, LLC, will hold community input meetings regarding the preparation of their 5-year Consolidated Plan and Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice (AI). Read on...
Mayor John Tecklenburg, Golf Course Architect Troy Miller, representatives of Friends of the Muni, members of City Council and the Municipal Golf Course Commission, and community leaders broke ground on the Charleston Municipal Golf Course Renovation. Read on...
The city of Charleston will host an Information Session for the 2020 AmeriCorps VISTA Site Selection Process to provide an overview of the AmeriCorps VISTA Program and review related regulations and site requirements. Read on...
