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SC community member says injured dogs waited days for animal control response (opens the original)
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HOLLY HILL, S.C. (WCSC) — A man who says he found two injured dogs near an industrial site in Holly Hill says it took Orangeburg County Animal Control several days to respond. Cal Disher said he and his wife had been feeding a group of stray dogs in the area for weeks. He said the situation changed when he noticed two of the dogs were hurt. “My wife and I were coming back one night and we saw some puppies out close to 453. They were really skinny, so we kind of got some stuff out and gave them s
Riverstone High School opens in North Charleston for at-risk students (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A new public charter school designed to help at-risk students earn their high school diploma is officially open in North Charleston. The community, lawmakers and school officials gathered Monday morning to celebrate the grand opening of Riverstone High School. Riverstone High School is the first Second Mile education model in South Carolina. The tuition-free public charter school serves students facing life barriers to graduation, as well as those looking for an a
Hundreds gather in North Charleston for first multicultural festival (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Park Circle hosted North Charleston’s first-ever multicultural festival Saturday, drawing hundreds of people together to celebrate diversity in the Lowcountry. Flags from dozens of countries fluttered across the park as visitors sampled food, browsed vendors and watched performances throughout the afternoon. Three local food truck owners organized the event: Shaka Shrimp, Lola’s Lumpia and Kona Ice. The stage featured performances from the Wona Womalan African Dan
School mental health program expands to offer play therapy for elementary students (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A school-based clinical therapy program is expanding across the Lowcountry this fall, reaching children as young as 3 years old. Charleston Hope has opened its THRIVE program at Memminger Elementary School, bringing to three the number of Charleston-area elementary schools where the organization delivers clinical mental health care inside the building rather than referring children elsewhere for it. Memminger joins Hunley Park Elementary and Pepperhill Elementary, and t
Demolition on hold for 1890s East Side chapel after secret permit sparks outcry (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A demolition order for a 130-year-old church in Charleston’s East Side is on hold after city leaders stepped in, but preservationists warn the historic building may still be lost. The former Emma Abbott Memorial Chapel, built in the 1890s, has stood at 52 Cooper Street for generations. Five years ago, developers planned to renovate the former Mt. Sinai Holiness Church of Deliverance into six residences. Instead, preservationists say the building sat neglected, without b
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