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Best of Charleston 2018
Best Sign That Park Circle Really Is The Future
Lava Salon’s second location
Staff Pick
Avondale darling, Lava Salon, is a frequent Best of Charleston winner, and a hair salon oft utilized by several of CP’s unkempt prairie women. With a fun vibe and killer stylists, what’s not to love? Earlier this year Lava opened its second location in Park Circle, confirming what we’ve known to be true: Park Circle is no longer Charleston’s Wild, Wild West — it’s the future. Get your hair done, grab a drink at Commonhouse, a bite at EVO, and a cone at Park Circle Creamery. —Connelly Hardaway
- Safe and just communities require fewer police and more services1 comment
- Brack: An open letter to racists5 comments
- Our View: Endorsements for Charleston-area races on June 9 ballot3 comments
- An ongoing cemetery preservation project hopes to digitize Charleston's dead1 comment
- Protesters continue demonstrating and rallying downtown against injustice Monday1 comment
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Lowland Farms
very nice place, You can see the hard work that goes into this farm. Down… -William C Guffin Jr
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Moultrie Park
What happened to the west side of General Moultrie Playground and Park? Its been totally… -David Roz
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McKenzie Field Station
this is not the right number -Laurence Sutley
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How to support Charleston's black-owned businesses: A list of resources
Open your wallet
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SC Ports Authority disciplined employee who advocated white supremacist violence on social media
Man advocated for Emanuel killer's release amid racial unrest
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The cast of 'Righteous Gemstones' love EO fried chicken, Leon's bathrooms, local soda and more
Spreadin' love on the 'gram
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Protesters at Brittlebank Park on Wednesday vow continued action, support of black-owned businesses and more
"We are not going back to normal. Normal before was the fucking problem."
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Safe and just communities require fewer police and more services
Reforms have not forced change
