Charleston City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday to continue the temporary apartment moratorium on James Island extending into November. The measure was previously rejected by the Charleston Planning Commission.
The turmoil within the Shadowmoss Plantation Homeowners Association (HOA) appears to be over as three new board members were elected last night and a new Treasurer installed. In early 2016,
A May ordinance passed by Charleston City Council calling for a temporary moratorium of housing development exceeding 4 units per acre or commercial development exceeding 1500 square feet was subsequently
During Saturday’s violent clash in Charlottesville, Va. between disparate groups protesting the removal of the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee and the leftist groups Antifa and Indivisible, all
State Sen. Tom Davis (R-Beaufort) told an audience at the Lowcountrty Conservative Breakfast that he is considering a run for Governor in 2018. His platform is based on reforming our
House Speaker Jay Lucas and Senate President Hugh Leatherman have both appointed bi-partisan committees to investigate the cost over-runs and rate increases associated with the failed nuclear reactor project in
The City of Charleston’s West Ashley planner Mandi Herring presented a time-table for acting on the West Ashley Master Plan at the August meeting of the West Ashley Revitalization Commission
Richard Davis, managing partner of Charleston-based Trademark Properties, which acquired the interior spaces at Citadel Mall in February, intends to build an event center to accommodate sports tournaments and dance
Lowcountry Source addressed the problems with getting I-526 completed on Mornings with Kelly Golden on 94.3 FM Wednesday in the #WhatsUpWednesday segment. Construction on the highway began in the late
The West Ashley Master Plan, which was set into motion by a Sept. 26, 2016 Charleston City Council ordinance, will soon have a draft plan under review by the 19-member
