Tickets start at $96 for the Nov. 13 gala, which has helped nearly 1,000 veterans find housing since 2019.

Shuck Fest's fourth year brings oysters and a whiskey pull to Isle of Palms, with proceeds funding free child life support for local families.

A nursery, teen lounge and family dining room now greet children waiting for foster placement in North Charleston — Lily Pad's biggest project yet.

Candace Johnson spent more than a year getting town approval for a pet memorial near Park West Fields after her dog Waffles was killed by a car.

A North Charleston couple will donate the land and anchored funding for the project, which could double how many students the nonprofit serves.

Six Holy City restaurants pour into one alley Nov. 18, with ticket proceeds going to Charleston Animal Society.

Organizers behind Charleston's Hollywood Glam Gala are asking Daniel Island shops and restaurants to donate auction items for homebound seniors.

Max Sabol now wears a transmitter deputies can track after close calls near his Mount Pleasant home. His mom says it buys the family real peace of mind.

The Branigans' Park Crossing display draws up to 20,000 visitors a season — and this year's haul includes two full shipping containers of new decor.

Trunk-or-treating, a costume contest and the haunted depot take over Main Street and Unity Park Wednesday evening, free for kids.

The Ladson fair's 69th year brings daily ride inspections and a strict clear-bag policy at the gates.

Bring a laptop and connect near the shelter and playground at 24 28th Ave. — no password required.

Every adoption-floor kennel is full, the shelter says, as it pushes free dog adoptions in Charleston instead.