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Friday, March 14th, 2025
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Good morning, Charleston. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Charleston was named the No. 1 city in the South for the ninth year in a row by Southern Living readers due to its mix of historic homes, great dining, and lively arts scene — tourism drives strong local revenue with a record $13.1 billion impact and over 53,000 jobs this year. Charleston City Paper
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ Two people died in a townhome fire on Radcliffe Street in Downtown Charleston Thursday morning as officials work to learn what caused the blaze. ABC 4 News
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Wendy Kushel, founder and chief growth officer at Wendala’s in Bluffton, was one of 92 winners chosen from 5,000 applicants in the Walmart Open Call held last September — she secured a deal that includes an order for 10,700 jars of hand scrub. South Carolina ETV
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A 34-year-old man from California was arrested late Monday in Summerville for kidnapping an 89-year-old woman from her home—she was found bound in her car after a neighbor intervened, and he now faces charges of first-degree burglary, kidnapping, and attempted murder. ABC 4 News
- ➤ Summerville police arrested Enver Marius Zueros for kidnapping an 89-year-old woman from Pine Forest Country Club on March 9 after a neighbor saw him inside her home—he led a long manhunt and is now in custody facing charges for burglary, kidnapping and attempted murder. The Post and Courier
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Charleston's 78th Annual Festival started Thursday and will last for a month with house and garden tours, lectures, concerts and a special art show at the Aiken-Rhett House that links modern art with the city's history. Contemporary artist Shepard Fairey is featured in the exhibition—proceeds support the Historic Charleston Foundation's work to save old buildings. ABC 4 News
- ➤ Bear Rinehart from Needtobreathe will perform as Wilder Woods at Charleston Music Hall on March 16 — the side project lets him try new sounds with different musicians while his main band takes a break. This performance shows his ongoing effort to explore his musical roots in a fresh way. The Post and Courier
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Pluff Mud Motor Co.'s Bike Night at The Rickhouse
The first bike night of the year will feature food and drink specials, a local band performance, and a vendor village at The Rickhouse.
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Social Meetup for Drinks and Games
This event is a casual meetup for individuals in their 20s to enjoy drinks, socialize, and play pool at Holy City Brewing.
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Walking Club at North Charleston Library
The Walking Club meets at the North Charleston Library for fitness walks suitable for all levels, encouraging community members to reach their fitness goals.
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Varsity Softball Game: Branchville vs. Palmetto Scholars Academy
The Palmetto Scholars Academy varsity softball team will host a non-conference game against Branchville on March 18.
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ZZ Top with McKinley James Concert
ZZ Top will perform live with opening act McKinley James at the North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center.
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Family Storytime at North Charleston Library
An engaging weekly event designed for children ages 0 to 5, featuring stories and interactive songs to promote early literacy skills.
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Charleston RV Show - The Premier Annual RV Trade Show
The Charleston RV Show features over 40 exhibitors showcasing a range of RVs and related products, along with industry expert advice and numerous activities for visitors.
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NBA 2K Tournament for Teens in North Charleston
A competitive NBA 2K tournament using PlayStation 5 for teens aged 12 to 18, featuring prizes for the top player.
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Charleston Jazz Jam Session
A monthly gathering for musicians of all ages to perform in a welcoming environment alongside local professional players.
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The Walking Club – North Charleston
8:30-9:30 a.m. | Dorchester County Library - North Charleston Branch | Free entry | Enjoy a supportive walking group for all fitness levels aiming to reach health goals.
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Ride the Lowcountry 2025
On Saturday, April 12th, cyclists can choose from 33, 43, 65, or 100-mile routes that wind through serene marshlands, lush woodlands, and the tranquil roads of the Francis Marion National Forest. The adventure continues on Sunday, April 13th, with two bonus ride options: a 42-mile scenic road ride (with a 27-mile option) that tours downtown Charleston, crosses the Ravenel Bridge, and showcases picturesque coastal views, or a 30-mile gravel ride through the rugged beauty of Francis Marion National Forest.
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