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Jerry Clark

Charleston’s port keeps goods moving strong

Charleston’s port is quietly powering the Southeast, even as shipping slows down across the country. Thanks to the deepest harbor on the East Coast, ships can come and go no matter the tide—meaning fewer delays for local businesses and faster access to goods for everyone. Even with a dip in container volumes, the port’s rail connections are breaking records, especially in Dillon. It’s impressive to see how this teamwork keeps our shelves stocked and our economy humming. How do you think these behind-the-scenes efforts impact your daily life or local business? #Business #Industry #Charleston

phillipsbrian

Charleston’s Navy Yard gets a style upgrade

Charleston’s historic Navy Yard just got a major style boost with the arrival of Schumacher’s stunning new showroom. This legendary New York textile house, around since 1889, has transformed a 1906 naval building into a light-filled, loft-like space that’s both classic and contemporary. Locals and designers alike can now browse everything from luxe fabrics and wallpapers to curated global finds—think French candlesticks and Finnish throws. It’s a big moment for the city’s design scene, and it’s already sparking buzz. What do you think this means for Charleston’s creative community? #Home #Charleston #DesignDistrict

Richard Vaughan

Charleston’s wildest house guests

Inside a Charleston home, raccoons, opossums, and even beavers get a second chance at life thanks to Samantha MacDougal and Keeper of the Wild. For over 30 years, this nonprofit has been rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife across nine counties. What’s really eye-opening is how misunderstood animals like raccoons are—MacDougal’s favorite, Bleep, lives with a neurological condition but still enjoys a full, happy life. She’s passionate about changing minds: raccoons are smart, loving, and deserve respect. Her advice? Give wildlife space, offer fresh water, and watch in awe. How do you feel about sharing our neighborhoods with these wild neighbors? #Science #Charleston #WildlifeRescue

Alexandria Simmons

Charleston runway drama: C-17 safely cleared

A massive C-17 Globemaster III landed at Charleston International with its nose gear collapsed, halting operations on a main runway overnight. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and crews managed to tow the plane to a hangar by morning, letting flights resume before noon. For folks flying out or picking up loved ones, this could have meant major delays—but quick teamwork kept things moving. Now, everyone’s waiting to hear what caused the gear failure. Have you ever experienced a travel disruption like this? How do you think airports should handle these unexpected situations? #Business #Industry #Charleston

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Charleston’s port keeps goods moving strong

Charleston’s Navy Yard gets a style upgrade

Charleston’s wildest house guests

Charleston runway drama: C-17 safely cleared