Charleston Updates

There's something undeniably magnetic about Charleston's ability to weave history into modern life, and the latest sale proves it. The former maritime chapel at the corner of East Bay and Cumberland, home to beloved downtown restaurants Slightly North of Broad and High Cotton just sold for a stunning $13 million. this isn't jsut another property changing hands. It's a piece of Charleston's soul finding its next chapter. Built in the 19th century as a chapel serving the city's

Charleston's skyline isn't the only thing getting an upgrade, our playing fields are, too. As excitement builds for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will bring the world's attention (and serious tourism dollars) tto the U.S., North Charleston is getting ahead of the game... literally. the city just announced a state-of-the-art soccer complex complete with multiple regulation fields, modern lighting, and community facilities designed to host both local and regional tournaments.

Charleston, brace yourself—because something iconic is on the horizon. The Four Seasons is officially making its way to our beloved Holy...