The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution led by Senator Lindsey Graham designating July 15 as Glioblastoma Awareness Day. The measure seeks greater public awareness about glioblastoma while honoring those affected by it.
Charleston Animal Society has posted an opening for a Facilities & Grounds Manager to oversee its multi-campus operations in the Tri-County area. The position focuses on building system oversight and safety compliance while offering full-time benefits. Applicants are encouraged to submit resumes directly by email.
Clemson softball has signed transfer pitcher Mackenzie Mathis for its upcoming roster. Mathis brings notable achievements from her previous seasons at College of Charleston and will join both returning players and incoming freshmen for Clemson's next campaign.
Sherika Christie of Wofford College has been named to the 2026 CSC Academic All-District Team for women's track and field/cross country. The honor recognizes Christie's athletic success as well as her academic achievements.
Ten South Carolina Track & Field student-athletes have been named to the CSC Academic All-District Team for their combined academic achievements and athletic performances. Honorees met rigorous criteria set by College Sports Communicators across both classroom excellence and competitive results.
Eight people were arrested following a multi-agency investigation into drug activity and prostitution in Lexington County. Authorities seized cash and firearms during searches at multiple locations linked by evidence from another case.
The Charleston Police Department has reported an increase in fraudulent event advertisements circulating online. Residents are urged to verify event legitimacy before purchasing tickets. The announcement comes amid ongoing efforts by local authorities to protect community members.
Glow Med Spa will hold the Midsummer Glow Event on July 18 with local vendors participating. The gathering aims at socializing and supporting community businesses. The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce provides additional support through regional initiatives.
Charleston County schools honored student-athletes who won state championships across five sports this spring. Additional recognitions included a scholarship recipient from West Ashley and an elementary robotics team that competed internationally.
