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Charleston leaders to talk downtown growth and projects at final State of Our City stop

Nov 12, 2026 | 7:00 AM

Charleston city leaders are wrapping up their tour of the Lowcountry today with a final stop on the Peninsula, where they plan to update residents on the city’s future.Charleston Mayor William Cogswell and City Council

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