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Thursday, July 24th, 2025
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Good morning, Charleston. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of July.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Charleston County marked 35 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act passed at an event at Park Circle Community Building in North Charleston. Local leaders praised progress in hiring people with disabilities—especially by Palmetto Goodwill—and said more work is needed to improve accessible transportation. Count On 2
- ➤ Charleston Animal Society is caring for nearly 1,000 kittens at its two campuses as warm weather and unspayed strays extend kitten season and push the shelter past capacity, leaving staff short on space, food, and medicine. The shelter is launching a 'Stronger Together' campaign spanning 10 days—aiming for over 200 adoptions—and asks the community for help with emergency fostering and donations. ABC 4 News
- ➤ The Daniel Island Library Society has rebranded from Friends of the Daniel Island Library to gain more freedom to support local reading programs and boost library access on the island and in Cainhoy. The group received a grant from Berkeley County and will survey library needs—planning future events and partnerships with local bookstores to expand its literacy outreach. The Daniel Island News
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ The Charleston Police Department is asking for help finding 14-year-old Isabelle Nelson, a runaway from her West Ashley home who was last seen on July 21 between 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. wearing a gray baggy sweatshirt and burgundy sweatpants—she is a white female about 5’1” tall and 100 pounds with black hair, hazel eyes, and a nose piercing. City of Charleston
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The Association of African American Museums conference began Wednesday in North Charleston to focus on protecting African American history in honor of the Voting Rights Act anniversary — museum leaders shared their work. Organizers say the event is growing from last year's record attendance — discussions include challenges from federal funding cuts. Count On 2
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Folly Beach's city report shows that its one-year renourishment project only lost about 20% of the sand compared to nearly half lost in previous efforts—helping to keep the coast stronger during hurricane season. City officials will continue monitoring the beach and start a new survey next year to ensure the protection measures stay effective. ABC 4 News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Charleston County Public Works held a meeting on July 23 to update residents on the 2.4-mile Main Road Corridor Segment A Project on Johns Island—running from Bees Ferry Road to the intersection of River Road and Chisolm Road—and discussed ongoing construction work, utility relocation, cost changes, and tree replacement plans for a project set to finish in 2028. Residents raised concerns about eminent domain and rising project costs since development began in 2018. ABC 4 News
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Todd Rundgren Concert
8:00–9:30 p.m. — Charleston Music Hall — Tickets from $53 — Experience a legendary performance by Todd Rundgren in an iconic venue.
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Introduction to Digital Photography
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Hyatt Place Charleston Airport/Convention Center — Check event page for pricing — Learn essential skills in digital photography and Adobe Lightroom Classic to elevate your craft.
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Mumford and Sons Concert
7:00-8:30 p.m. — Credit One Stadium — Ticket information available — Indie giants Mumford & Sons return with their first album in seven years, Rushmere, for a celebratory tour.
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PKD at the Park
Join us for an afternoon of food, fun, and fellowship with your kidney community! Hosted by the Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation and MUSC Centers of Excellence, our goal is to provide education and create connections for PKD patients and families in the Charleston area.
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South Carolina Teachers Appreciation Day
11 AM - 2 PM — Middleton Place — Free entry for teachers — Teachers enjoy hands-on activities like indigo dyeing and candle making in a historic setting.
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90-Minute Charleston City Sightseeing Bus Tour
9:30-11 a.m. — Charleston City Market — Ticket required — Explore Charleston's historic landmarks and enjoy views of Fort Sumter on a guided tour.
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Open Mic Comedy Night
7:30-8 p.m. — Wit’s End Comedy Lounge — Free entry — Showcase your humor or enjoy the laughs at this lively comedy night.
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Summer Candle-Making Workshop
6-8 p.m. — Tideland Brewing — $41 + fees — Get creative while making two custom soy candles in a relaxed brewery environment.
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Weekend Jam Camp
Learn to jam with others — Fri, Aug 1 – Sun, Aug 3 — Fox Music House Inc. — Registration required — Experience hands-on bluegrass instruction and join a supportive music community.
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Southbound 17 Concert
2-8 p.m. — Firefly Distillery — Free entry — Enjoy the harmony-driven tunes of Lowcountry duo Southbound 17 at a local favorite distillery.
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Trivia and Food Trucks at Snafu Brewing Company
2-4 p.m. — Snafu Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy a fun trivia challenge with food trucks and local craft beers in a lively atmosphere.
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