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Covid-19 news
North Charleston Christmas Parade canceled due to COVID-19
The North Charleston Christmas Parade has been canceled, according to the North Charleston Government. The announcement was made via video…
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Salvation Army of Charleston’s 2020 Angel Tree program still on, but with slight changes
Charleston, South Carolina – Like many things in 2020, COVID-19 has made an impact on many aspects of life. One…
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Free COVID-19 Testing Available In Berkeley County In November
Berkeley County, South Carolina – Fetter Health Care Network has announced it will continue serving the community through its COVID-19…
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Congressman Joe Cunningham hosts virtual town hall on COVID-19
Charleston, South Carolina – Congressman Joe Cunningham is scheduled to host a bipartisan virtual town hall on COVID-19 Friday afternoon.…
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VA reports decrease in number of appointments at Ralph H. Johnson VAMC facilities in September 2020
Charleston, South Carolina – The Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston scheduled 84,762 pending appointments across its 10…
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Free child care for parents with KinderCare Learning Centers
Charleston, South Carolina – A free day of child care for parents with children between the ages of 6 weeks…
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Charleston tourism
Angel Oak
Visitors will find one of Charleston’s most photographed icons on Johns Island: the Angel Oak. It is said to be…
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Charleston Walking Tours
With its centuries-old mansion and cobblestone streets, Charleston is like a living museum. One of the best ways to learn…
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Charleston tourism
Sullivan’s Island
Comprising only 3.3 square miles, Sullivan’s Island may not seem like a must-see for Charleston visitors. But this beachfront town…
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New coronavirus prevention efforts underway in prisons; inmates remain concerned
Charleston, South Carolina – South Carolina Department of Corrections data show coronavirus cases in state prisons are declining following outbreaks…
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