dbrown+FollowCharleston’s wrestling homecoming: MLW, NJPW & CMLL uniteCharleston is about to host a wrestling event like no other—MLW’s first major show since moving its headquarters here is teaming up with New Japan Pro-Wrestling and CMLL for FANTASTICA MANIA USA 2026! Picture top wrestlers from the US, Japan, and Mexico clashing in the heart of downtown, all with tickets starting at just $10 as a thank you to local fans. It’s not just a match—it’s a cultural mashup and a celebration of Charleston’s new role in the wrestling world. Who’s grabbing tickets and who do you want to see in the ring? #Sports #Wrestling #Charleston00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowElon-Charleston basketball game moved upSaturday’s Elon vs. College of Charleston men’s basketball game is now tipping off at noon instead of 5 p.m. because of the rough weather rolling through the Carolinas. If you were planning to catch the action, make sure to adjust your plans! You can still watch live on FloCollege or listen in on the Varsity Network App. This weather shake-up is just another reminder of how quickly plans can change—anyone else have to rearrange their weekend because of the forecast? Let’s hear how you’re adapting! #Sports #ElonBasketball #Charleston00Share
Mary Williams+FollowCharleston’s Model T peanut stop brings neighbors togetherNothing slows you down quite like pulling over for a bag of boiled peanuts from a 1923 Ford Model T. Kenneth Ezell and his wife Erin are serving up more than just a Southern snack—they’re creating a real pause in the Charleston rush. Folks stop for the peanuts but end up staying for the stories, the nostalgia, and the simple joy of connecting. It’s a throwback to when neighbors chatted face-to-face, not through screens. Have you ever found yourself lingering longer than planned at a local spot like this? What’s your favorite place to slow down and connect in Charleston? #Food #Charleston #BoiledPeanuts00Share
Jason Wells+FollowCharleston’s Model T peanut stop brings neighbors togetherNothing slows down Charleston traffic quite like Kenneth Ezell’s 1923 Ford Model T, parked roadside and serving up boiled peanuts. It’s not just about the salty snack—it’s the way this century-old truck and a simple paper bag invite people to pause, chat, and reconnect. Folks end up swapping stories, taking photos, and remembering a time when life moved at a gentler pace. In a world obsessed with speed, Ezell’s old-school approach is a breath of fresh air. Have you ever pulled over for something unexpected and found yourself staying longer than planned? #Food #Charleston #BoiledPeanuts00Share
martinezlaura+FollowCharleston’s hidden shark tooth goldmineCharleston’s waterways are packed with ancient shark teeth and fossils, making local beaches and rivers a real-life treasure hunt for anyone willing to look. Folks like Grant Martin have turned this passion into a lifestyle, diving and scouring for everything from megalodon teeth to centuries-old bottles. But it’s not just about collecting—these finds often become unique jewelry or art, connecting us to the city’s deep history. South Carolina even has special rules for hobbyists, so if you’re thinking of joining in, remember to respect the environment and leave some treasures for others. Have you ever found something amazing on a Charleston beach? #Science #Charleston #SharkTeeth00Share
Brooke Martin+FollowCharleston’s new hub for naval innovationA massive new facility just opened in Charleston, and it’s set to play a key role in powering the next generation of U.S. Navy ships and submarines. Leonardo DRS’s advanced plant will handle everything from building electric propulsion systems to testing steam turbines—meaning more high-tech jobs and a boost for the local economy. This isn’t just about ships; it’s about Charleston becoming a center for cutting-edge defense tech. What do you think this means for our community and the future of American shipbuilding? #Business #Industry #Charleston00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowGoose Creek’s shipbuilding boom: What’s next?Newport News Shipbuilding’s Goose Creek facility just hit its one-year mark, and the results are impressive—production doubled, accident-free streaks, and a younger, energized workforce. With $80 million in upgrades on the way, this place is quickly becoming a powerhouse for Navy shipbuilding. Local schools and leaders are all in, helping create new maritime career pipelines for Charleston-area students. It’s not just about ships; it’s about jobs, growth, and shaping the region’s future. How do you think this surge in shipbuilding will impact our community and local economy? #Business #GooseCreek #Charleston00Share
Keith Stokes+FollowCharleston’s new cancer hospital: hope or headache?A world-class cancer hospital could finally bring top-tier care to Charleston, so folks won’t have to travel out of state for treatment. But here’s the catch: MUSC Health is asking for $350 million in taxpayer money, plus $200 million in donations, and will likely pile on even more debt. The system already owes nearly $1 billion, and this project could push that even higher. While the promise of better care is huge, some are worried about the financial risks. Would you support this investment if it means keeping the best cancer care close to home? #Health #BodyHealth #Charleston00Share
Bruce Johnson+FollowCharleston’s Scottish Games on pause until 2027Losing the Charleston Scottish Games for 2026 is a real blow for anyone who loves the city’s traditions and vibrant community events. Organizers say rising costs and venue issues made it impossible to keep the Games going next year, despite their best efforts. Instead, they’re focusing on fundraising and searching for a better venue, hoping to bring the Games back in 2027. For many locals, this event is a highlight that brings thousands together to celebrate Scottish heritage. How do you feel about this pause, and what would you like to see when the Games return? #Sports #Charleston #ScottishGames00Share
Christian Jones+FollowSherri Shepherd brings big laughs to CharlestonCharleston is in for a treat—Sherri Shepherd is lighting up the Charleston Music Hall with her signature humor and real-life stories. From hilarious takes on parenting and dating to her obsession with shoes, Sherri’s all about finding joy in the chaos. She stopped by News 2 and reminded everyone that laughter is what truly connects us, especially when life gets messy. If you’re looking for a night out that’s both funny and heartfelt, this is the show to catch. Who else thinks we could all use a little more laughter these days? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Charleston10Share
