ICYMI: Charleston’s Climate Action Plan
From our friends at CHS Today… Do you know what’s in Charleston’s Climate Action Plan that began in May? The plan covers
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ICYMI: “The visions of Zandrina Dunning”
“When you have to sit and think about the things you have going on and how you can make an impact, there’s
GOOD IDEAS: Change 3 Driving Rules to Save Lives
Across the country, about 26 percent of fatal car crashes that claim pedestrian lives occur at intersections where walkers are supposed to
EVENT: Bowens Island 75th Anniversary Party!
The good folks at Bowens Island Restaurant have been huge supporters of the Lowcountry nonprofit community. Here’s a great chance to show
ENDING SOON: Young Leaders United 2021 School Supply Drive
From our friends at Trident United Way… Young Leaders United of Trident United Way invite you to join them in collecting
‘Think Twice’ Organizers Speak Out Against Gun Violence
#EnoughIsEnough A Lowcountry activist group called “Think Twice” says they want to voice their concerns about gun violence starting with walks in
EVENT: Doughnut Dash 2021
From our friends at the TyWanza Sanders Scholarship Fund… Join the community for the 6th Annual Doughnut Dash in honor of TyWanza
“One Region Roadmap Seeks Crucial Input from Residents & Businesses”
Planning in our region is more important than even if we are to collectively address both long-standing issues in our community as
GOOD NEWS: “Charleston Will Pay People to Build Backyard Homes”
“Last summer, the Charleston, South Carolina City Council approved an ordinance permitting homeowners in every area of the city to construct backyard
Multiple Projects Improving Connectivity for Local Bicyclists and Pedestrians
Our friends at Charleston Moves recently shared some really inspiring updates on multiple projects that will improve connectivity for bicyclists and pedestrians