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Inside: Jerome Heyward's six-year sentence, CCSD's $38.5M James Island project, Jackrabbit Filly, and Waterfront fireworks.

Inside: Highway 41's 5-4 vote, an eight-guest rental cap, Riverstone High, and Hannibal's crab rice.

Inside: Palmira Barbecue, 167 Summerville solar jobs, the $15.7M Solar Factory, and Nikki Glaser.

Inside: CCSD's 75.8% reading goal, Robert Mills Manor's $60M renovation, The Obstinate Daughter, and Goo Goo Dolls

Inside: A local data center pause, a must-see show this weekend, and okonomiyaki in a most unexpected location.
Inside: Two major local projects are moving forward, a Charleston food stop worth knowing, a farewell tour comes to town, and more things to do around the area.
Inside: A $1 million boost completes the EMS headquarters funding plan, 61 Kiawah Homes units reopen downtown, plus James Taylor and his All-Star Band, and a handwritten menu lands on Restaurant Radar.
Inside: Four public meetings are coming up on Charleston Countyโs half-cent transportation tax, a new fire engine can take up to four years to arrive, plus $4.5 million in James Island drainage work, 20 years of Home Team BBQ, Senegalese prix fixe on Line Street, a closer look at your lawn treatment, and this weekโs Real Estate Corner.
Inside: the Eastside chapel's demolition, Parkshore Park's pickleball delay, and pork dumplings at Jackrabbit Filly.
Inside: 332 apartments proposed for the old Pepsi site, a city push to study traffic beyond project entrances, and Sunday's record rain.
Inside: Mount Pleasant's two-year data center pause, Folly Beach's $50,000 rental study, and 34 more rooms at Ronald McDonald House.
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