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Special Olympic athletes join tennis stars at annual COCO pickleball clinics

In addition to world's top tennis players, athletes from the Special Olympics also took to the Credit One Stadium courts during the 2026 Charleston Open. Teaming up with WTA players, the athletes practiced their pickleball skills during the Special Olympics Pickleball Clinic, which took place...

Spring stories that may shock, charm, and stick with you

NONFICTION “Cave Mountain” by Benjamin Hale. Initially, this is a story about a girl lost in the Arkansas wilderness in 2001 and the eerie link to another lost girl decades before. But Hale goes on to expose and explore the world of Evangelical cults, prophets, manipulation, and religious...

71-unit townhome development off Clements Ferry under review

Here are the developments before the various City of Charleston boards and committees this week, as well as results, if any, from the prior week’s items specific to Daniel Island and the Cainhoy area. More detailed agendas and results can be found at charleston-sc.gov/agendacenter. UPCOMING:...

5 ways to elevate your Easter celebration

Easter celebrations don’t need to be elaborate to feel special. A few thoughtful touches – from elegant decor to sweet seasonal treats – can instantly elevate baskets, brunch tables and spring gatherings. Darling Decor Few things capture the spirit of spring like a welcoming table. Creating an...

Speaker’s series hosts respected transplant surgeon

Dr. Joseph Scalea, a transplant surgeon, the vice chair of surgery, and director of innovation at the Medical University of South Carolina, will share his insights about this ever-changing field during the next Daniel Island Community Speaker’s Series event. Set for April 15, 7-8 p.m., Dr. Scalea...

Dolphin Week next best thing to Shark Week!

Dolphin Week is back and the Lowcountry is here for it. The Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network's ninth annual Dolphin Week is set for April 20-25, with a number of family friendly events and activities for all experience levels. Tickets are now available for Charleston events including: • Beach yoga...

Basketball Trivia Presented by Cara Schaafsma of Carolina One Real Estate

Didn't win last week? It's your chance to rebound! Put your college hardcourt knowledge to the test and see if you can cut down the nets as the Week 2 trivia champion. Click here to fill out your ballot – and good luck! 1. Which team holds the record for the largest comeback in a NCAA...

Emma Navarro withdraws from 2026 COCO

In a surprising announcement, days before the start of the 2026 Credit One Charleston Open, Emma Navarro, World No. 27 and Charleston local, has withdrawn from the tournament due to a continuing illness. "I'm super disappointed to not be playing the Charleston Open this year," Navarro said in a...

COCO 2026 is a fan feast

Get ready, Charleston. The 2026 Credit One Charleston Open is set to deliver nine days of tennis, taste, tunes, and total fan immersion from Saturday, March 28, to Sunday, April 5. Whether you’re chasing big serves or small bites, there’s something for everyone at Credit One Stadium on Daniel...

Eyes on the ball

Before the first serve is struck and long after the final point is played, there’s a different kind of team powering the Credit One Charleston Open, one that doesn’t show up on the scoreboard but is everywhere at once. They’re the "Blue Shirts,” the ball kids sprinting along the baseline, the...