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When it comes to your home, what do you consider to be the important part? Many people might say the kitchen or bedroom. Others might say the living room, where Sunday night football happens and family time is always in full swing. However, if you were to ask a builder, chances are they'd say your roof is the single-most vital part of your home. That's because your roof serves as a protective barrier for everything underneath it, including your most precious cargo: your family. Without a strong and sturdy roof, you and your family could be exposed to the elements or worse. Could you imagine trying to go through life with a dilapidated roof in need of repairs?
One moment, you could be sitting around with your loved ones enjoying each other's company. The next moment, you're scrambling to get a tarp up on your roof because there's a last-minute thunderstorm about to hit your neighborhood. Everything from critters to rain and wind would find its way inside. Even small holes and repairs left to fester can quickly become bigger problems in the summer and winter, when Lowcountry pests and storms tear away at minor issues, making them major.
Whether you're looking for roof repair in Charleston to prepare for the inevitable or a complete roof replacement for long-term protection, Empire Roofing & Remodeling is your go-to choice for quality roofing services. Why take a risk with the part of your home that gives you the most protection year-round?
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4 Reasons to Keep
Your Roof in Great Condition
Our team of experts at Empire Roofing is very passionate about roofing and, more specifically, keeping our client's roofs in great condition. We believe education can go a long way in keeping you safe, which is why we put together these points, so you understand how crucial it is to maintain your roof.
01. Your Roof Keeps Your Family Safe and Dry
The primary purpose of a roof is to shield your home from various weather conditions and potential threats. Without it, families would not have proper housing, so it is crucial to keep your roof in good condition to ensure the safety and comfort of its occupants. Could you imagine trying to help your kids with math homework with water dripping on your head? Without a well-built and maintained roof, you'll have to alter your way of living every time a storm swoops in or high-gusting wind picks up.
02. Maintain Structural Integrity of Your Home
Did you know that the roof of your house serves as a crucial structural support that keeps everything together? Without it, your lighting, plumbing, and interior design would not be able to function properly. Once your roof starts to go, it's only a matter of time before other issues start popping up. Before you know it, you're dealing with home repairs that can quickly snowball out of control, and it all started with your roof.
03. Keep Indoor Temperatures in Check
Your roofing system's insulation is a key factor in maintaining consistent indoor temperatures and reducing energy costs. By adding a layer of insulation, you can create a barrier that helps minimize the output required from HVAC units, leading to lower energy bills. And, if we're being honest, every penny saved in today's economy is worth it.
04. Raise the Value of Your Home
Having a well-maintained roof is one of the biggest factors that goes into the resale value of your home. Put yourself in the shoes of the buyer – if you were interested in buying a home but found that it was in need of a roof replacement in Charleston, would you buy the property? Probably not. But having a solid roof that has been maintained won't just raise your property value. It could also help you sell your home and put you in a better position to pass a home inspection.
If you know for a fact that your roof is in bad shape, it's imperative to consider roof repairs when necessary and even a roof replacement when needed. By and large, roofing jobs are almost always best performed by trained professionals like you'll find at Empire Roofing & Remodeling. Fortunately, our team of licensed experts specializes in both roof repairs as well as roofing replacements.
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Roof Repair in Charleston
If your roof has minor or moderate damage, a roof repair may be all that's needed to fix the problem. This process can even prolong the life of an older roof. Most homeowners will face this project at some point, but it's best to hire a qualified roofing company like Empire Roofing to ensure it's done correctly, even if the damage seems easy enough to handle on your own.
Instead of replacing the entire roof, roof repair involves fixing a small, isolated area. The repair process may include patching holes and gaps or replacing damaged shingles and other materials, depending on the type of damage.
A qualified contractor will identify and evaluate the roofing problem before repairing it. You can look for signs of damage on your own by using binoculars to scan the roof from the ground. If you notice missing or broken shingles, nail pops, punctures or holes, cracked flashing, or granule loss, your roof needs repairing ASAP. When roof repairs are needed, Empire Roofing is ready to help.
The Empire Roofing Repair Process
With years of high-level roofing experience, we have developed a tried-and-true system for roof repairs in South Carolina:
Insurance: At Empire Roofing, we like to work with insurance companies, not against them. If your home has insurance that protects you from roof damage, we can help make the insurance claim process easier. That way, we can get to your repairs quicker.
Scope of Work: Once insurance signs off on your roof repair work, we'll provide you with a detailed estimate that covers the repairs and scope of work needed to repair your roof. Of course, you'll also get plenty of info on pricing, a repair timeline, and our contact info.
Approvals: If building permits or HOA approvals are necessary, we will acquire those so that we can get to work on repairing your roof.
Prep: Before our team gets to work, we always take the time necessary to protect your home and property. We're talking roof tarps, dump zones, and ground cover for your landscaping.
Roof Repairs in Charleston: Once we've got your home and property prepped, we'll start repairing your roof, so you can rest easy at night knowing your family is protected.
Cleanup: We know that repairing roofs can be messy work. That's why we make it a point to clean up after ourselves by removing debris and remnants of your roofing job from your property.
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Repairing a roof only addresses a portion of the structure, whereas replacing it involves removing the entire visible area. With a roof replacement, just about everything must be stripped away. That way, the deck is exposed, and repairs to sheathing, rafters, and trusses can be made before your replacement project begins.
And while it's true that a total roof replacement is more complicated and involves more work than roof repairs, with time, a roof replacement can actually save you money. That's especially true if your roof is sagging or in such a state of disrepair that a replacement is your only option.
At Empire Roofing & Remodeling, we would be happy to inspect your roof to determine what type of service you need, whether it's a roof repair or roof replacement. If we find that you really do need a replacement, you can rest easy knowing that you're in capable hands with Empire. We've been replacing roofs for years and have the professional tools and training to get the job done right the first time.
With that said, we know that getting your roof replaced is still a nerve-wracking experience. While every roof replacement is different, knowing how we approach roof replacements in South Carolina can help give you peace of mind.
The Residential Roof Replacement Process at Empire Roofing
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Automobiles
Upon arrival, your roof replacement contractor from Empire will ask that you move all vehicles from your driveway or garage, except for any vehicle you won't need to use during the replacement process. This is done to allow you and your family to come and go as usual, without any obstructions. Additionally, it provides protection for your vehicles, as stray debris from the roof could potentially cause damage to your windshield or paint.
Old Roof
Removal
Once your contractor has prepared the area, they will remove your old roof in sections. They will start at the farthest corner of your roof from your driveway and work their way toward the dump trailer and new materials. As they remove a section, some of our contractors will begin installing your new roof while others will continue to remove your old roof. This is done to save time, money, and reduce foot traffic on your roof.
Protect Your Lawn
& Landscaping
As you prepare to replace your roof, the next step is to protect your property. Your contractor will start by tarping the ground where debris will be dumped and covering your shrubs and landscaping. This ensures that your property remains safe during the roof replacement process. It's also a good idea to consider protecting valuable items inside your home, depending on the size and scope of your roof replacement in Charleston.
Gutters
Cleared
As your Empire roof replacement team cleans up and removes sections of your roof, your gutters will also be cleaned out. This cleaning includes removing any debris from the tear-off, leaves, and other potential blockages. It should be noted that it's important to clean out your gutters periodically throughout the year to maintain the integrity of your roof. Don't wait to have your gutters cleaned until it's time for your roof to be replaced.
Roof Replacement
Begins
After removing your old roofing materials and after your gutters are clean, our team will get to work on installing your new roof. We can use a wide range of materials for your new roof, from asphalt shingles for residential homes to TPO roofing for businesses.
Using an asphalt roof as an example, your Empire roofers will systematically work their way around your house, following the areas that have already been torn off. After a portion is removed, the underlayment is laid, and the drip edge will be installed. From there, your starter shingles and regular shingles will then be applied, taking into account current and future weather conditions. Once your shingles are ready, our team will put on your ridge capping. From there, we'll tackle your home's ventilation system.
Remember – each type of roofing material will have a different installation method. Contact our office today to learn more about the material choices we have available and which option is best for your needs.
Roof Replacement
Cleanup
After we replace your old roof, it's time to clean up. We'll get to work quickly, making it a point to blow off your roof so leftover debris is removed onto dump tarps. Our team will also clear any remaining debris out of your downspouts and gutters. Once we're done cleaning up on top of your roof, we'll move to the ground, where we'll finish cleaning up. Once we leave, you'll have a hard time knowing we were even there – except for the beautiful new roof sitting over your head.
Workmanship
Inspection
At Empire Roofing & Remodeling, we take roof repair and roof replacements very seriously. After all, your family's well-being and safety are on the line. That's why we double-check all of our work to ensure the quality of your roofing project matches our extra-high standards. Once we verify the quality of our work and we ensure that you're happy, we'll thank you and move on to our next roofing project in South Carolina.
Roof Replacement or
Roof Repair in Charleston?
At Empire Roofing & Remodeling, one of the most common questions we receive often revolves around whether a client should get their roof repaired or replaced. When it comes to home improvement, repairing or replacing your roof is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. It's crucial to select the right approach to guarantee that your roof is in its best condition and that you're getting your money's worth.
If you're unsure whether roof repair or replacement is best, consider these factors.
Age of Your Roof
Although roofs are designed to endure and shield you from harsh weather conditions, they do have a limited lifespan. Each roofing material has a sell-by date indicating when it needs to be replaced. For instance, asphalt roofing shingles usually last for about 20 years. As your roof reaches the end of its lifespan, it is often more efficient and cost-effective to replace your roof rather than repair it every few months.
Condition of Your Roof
Is your roof deteriorating from an aesthetic standpoint, or has it suffered physical damage? Small visual issues resulting from minor damage are often best addressed by roof repairs. Extreme damage affecting your home's structural integrity often requires a full roof replacement.
Area of Roof Damaged
Is your roof deteriorating from an aesthetic standpoint, or has it suffered physical damage? Small visual issues resulting from minor damage are often best addressed by roof repairs. Extreme damage affecting your home's structural integrity often requires a full roof replacement.
Future Plans
Ask yourself this: How long do you plan on living in your current home? To increase the value of their property, many homeowners choose to invest in home improvement projects such as updating their roofing systems. However, if you plan to sell your home and increase its value, it's important to consider roof repair vs. roof replacement timelines. If you've got a new job lined up and have to move soon, a complete roof replacement might not be feasible.
Trust the Empire Roofing &
Remodeling Difference
Looking for a roofing contractor that you can trust with your biggest investment? At Empire Roofing & Remodeling, LLC, we take pride in our workmanship and unflinching commitment to customers. As a family-owned business, we know how important your roof is to the safety of your family. We also know that money doesn't grow on trees. That's why we're happy to provide dependable roofing services at prices that won't break the bank.
Whether your roof needs simple repairs or a complete roof replacement in Charleston, you can count on our licensed professionals. No matter the size of your project, we're here to serve you with quality, integrity, and a friendly smile. Contact our office today to get started.
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2 new Charleston-area restaurants opening as another closes; 3 new coffee shops on way
Warren L. Wise wwise@postandcourier.comhttps://www.postandcourier.com/business/retail/charleston-chinese-restaurant-bagels-summerville-cafe-coffee/article_06c57320-9a89-11ee-99f2-df02de3dda35.html
Two new dining venues are opening in the Lowcountry this week, another is turning out the lights and a coffee chain plans to unveil three ...
Two new dining venues are opening in the Lowcountry this week, another is turning out the lights and a coffee chain plans to unveil three cafes in the region in 2024.
On the upper Charleston peninsula, upscale Chinese restaurant XO Brasserie opened March 12 at 1090 Morrison Drive at The Morris office complex.
The 87-seat dining venture offers Cantonese and Sichuan flavors from owner Herman Ng, who was previously at The Royal Tern restaurant on Johns Island. The menu includes small plates, house-made dumplings, noodles, rice, chef specialties, sides, desserts and cocktails.
Located on the bottom floor of a two-story building at Brigade Street and Morrison Drive, XO is open after 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
Fourth helping
Also opening this week is the fourth of six planned Lowcountry restaurants from a bagel brand.
Ruby's New York Style Bagels will open March 15 at 3485 Park Avenue Blvd. in Carolina Park in northern Mount Pleasant. It will be open 7 a.m.-2 p.m. daily.
Other venues are planned for the developing One Nexton commercial destination near Summerville and the forthcoming Marketplace at Carnes Crossroads retail complex in Goose Creek.
Ruby's will be one of six new dining spots in the developing Publix-anchored One Nexton retail center at 1288 Nexton Parkway across from Brighton Park Boulevard. It will occupy 1,408 square feet, according to the commercial real estate firm Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic, which represented the tenant.
Others are Catrina’s Cantina, Jersey Mike’s Subs, Woodhaven Pizza, Indian restaurant Naan Appetit, and Dulce Churros, Ice Cream and Cocktails.
Ruby's also will be one of six planned restaurants coming to the new Goose Creek retail center, which also will be anchored by a Publix supermarket. Others are Firehouse Subs, breakfast cafe First Watch, Japanese restaurant Masa, donut and corn dog shop Mochinut, and Poke Cafe, according to leases signed through the commercial real estate firm NAI Charleston.
The bagel shop has other locations in southern Mount Pleasant, North Charleston and West Ashley.
Bye for now
In Summerville, a brunch spot is closing its doors this weekend.
Day Drink Brunch Lounge said on Facebook that after two years in business, its hosting property has been sold, prompting the eatery to unexpectedly shutter its doors at 106 E. Doty Ave. on March 16.
The bright spot is the owners plan to reopen once they find a new space.
“Given that this is an unexpected close, we cannot estimate how long it may take to bring Day Drink back to you,” they said on social media. “We hope to bring Day Drink back in a bigger and better way in the near future.”
On the way
Also in Flowertown, a new breakfast and brunch restaurant is in the works.
Biscuit Belly plans to open in the fall at 118 W. Richardson Ave.
The Kentucky-based chain also will open another restaurant this year in Fort Mill near Charlotte and has future plans to expand into Greenville.
The cafe is generally open from 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. at many of its nearly dozen locations across Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Virginia and its home state. Two others are planned for North Carolina.
Perking up
Three years after first announcing plans to expand into the Lowcountry, a North Carolina-based chain specializing in a cup of joe plans to open three locations in the Charleston area this year.
Summit Coffee will have two shops in Mount Pleasant — at 565 Belle Station Blvd. off Long Point Road and at 411 Hibben St. in the Old Village — and another store on the edge of Summerville at 408 Brighton Park Blvd. in Nexton.
The Belle Station site will double as a bakery to supply pastries and other food items to the additional Lowcountry cafes. It's expected to open in the spring, followed by the Nexton shop in the summer and the Old Village cafe in the fall.
Summit, with 13 locations in Georgia and North Carolina, offers organic coffees and a rotating selection of seasonal blends along with its food selections. The company was founded in 1998 in Davidson, N.C., north of Charlotte, by Tim Helfrich, who remains on the board. His brother, Brian Helfrich, took over the company in 2011 and is the CEO.
Opening the manor
A cooperative retail enterprise that opened in a former home decor store in February in Mount Pleasant will host its grand opening March 15-16.
Modern Manor, an eclectic venture with 40 boutique owners in 66 spaces in the 10,000-square-foot former Heavens Marketplace site at 2521 U.S. Highway 17, will kick off the event with a cocktail party 5-7 p.m. March 15 to allow attendees to meet vendors. Invitations are not needed.
On March 16, the main event from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. will include food trucks as well as other mobile vendors selling cocktails, desserts, coffee and fresh flowers.
Also, artists and a children's book author will be on site offering signings, and a permanent jewelry site will be set up throughout the weekend.
Modern Manor opened in early February in the building that once housed Boone Hall Farms' farm-to-table food emporium for 14 years before it closed in early 2020. The former red-painted, barn-like structure has since been coated in white with black trim.
Heavens Marketplace went dark in December, 16 months after its owners ventured down the coast from Myrtle Beach to sell housewares.
Dance moves
A dancer, choreographer and trainer who has worked with several Hollywood actors is bringing a new fitness studio to the Charleston peninsula.
Celebrity trainer and dancer Anneclaire Nelson will launch her first permanent ACE studio on March 18 at 695 Meeting St. on the ground floor of The Rumley apartment building. It is touted as being the first in the city with a sprung floor, which helps absorb shock and can reduce injuries.
Nelson originally introduced her techniques through a private Sullivan’s Island studio and pop-ups at venues such as The Charleston Place hotel and The Dance Space on the peninsula.
Nelson founded ACE, short for the Anneclaire Experience, in 2022, using dance to help sculpt and challenge muscles.
With more than 20 years of expertise, she helps clients build strength and confidence through movement by incorporating weights, resistance bands and dance cardio through workouts that are individualized and personalized.
Originally from Greenville, she’s lived in Los Angeles, New York City and Miami, where she’s had the opportunity to work with leading fitness brands and train celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Gwyneth Paltrow and Robert Downey Jr.
Book it
Charleston County Library System's "Spring Book Sale" is this weekend.
Sponsored by the nonprofit Charleston Friends of the Library, the sale runs 10 a.m.-5 p.m on March 15 and 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. on March 16 at the Otranto Library at 2261 Otranto Road in North Charleston. An exclusive member-only sale is set for 4-7 p.m. on March 14.
The event includes hundreds of used offerings, including fiction, nonfiction, children's books, cookbooks and other genres. Prices start at $1 for paperbacks and $4 for hardback books. Proceeds support the library system's program offerings.
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City of Charleston working to initiate more drainage improvement projects
Autumn Kleinhttps://www.live5news.com/2024/03/12/city-charleston-working-initiate-more-drainage-improvement-projects/
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Lowcountry is no stranger to flooding. Still, the City of Charleston has several drainage improvement projects in the works to alleviate some of these flooding issues.The Peachtree Outfall Improvement Project is one of these projects that may soon benefit the many residents of Wagener Terrace. This is a flood-prone neighborhood with many low-lying streets in the area. The pipe systems in this neighborhood drain out into the marsh, but because of that, marsh material and mud will often block these channels...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Lowcountry is no stranger to flooding. Still, the City of Charleston has several drainage improvement projects in the works to alleviate some of these flooding issues.
The Peachtree Outfall Improvement Project is one of these projects that may soon benefit the many residents of Wagener Terrace. This is a flood-prone neighborhood with many low-lying streets in the area. The pipe systems in this neighborhood drain out into the marsh, but because of that, marsh material and mud will often block these channels and prevent the water from draining. That water then overflows into the streets, exasperating the flooding from high tides or storms. The outfall is very blocked up in this area.
This project would clean these pipes and restore the flow from everything south of San Souci Street almost to I-26. This outfall drains about 100 acres of Wagener Terrace so a large area would see improvement with this project.
This project costs $238,900, not including permitting money, and was funded about a year ago. The stormwater operating budget receives $1 million yearly to fund these smaller projects. This is still considered a small allocation project, though it does have a bit of a higher price tag. These small allocation projects usually sit at around $50-100,000, but for this one, they needed to use certain more expensive methods to protect the environment. The Peachtree Outfall Improvement Project has been going through permitting processes since receiving funding. It took some time because they had to clean through the marsh and ensure they were using methods that minimized ecological damage. They want to preserve the environment as best as they can.
This is a common issue among projects like this. The City of Charleston’s Stormwater Management Director Matthew Fountain says they are currently working on finding less expensive ways to stay on top of projects like these while still preserving the ecological environment. He says the city has been working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the state Department of Health and Environmental Control to find smoother and faster ways to work through this permitting. Fountain says that these projects are incredibly important. He says that the drains that already exist need to continuously be cleaned and maintained.
“There were a number of decades with some deferred maintenance across the city for a number of reasons, from funding considerations to the challenge of a lot of this ecological permitting. We’ve shifted over the last few years into a much more proactive approach as a department saying that we need to be restoring all of these systems bringing them back into full functionality and also building capital projects for the future,” he says.
Fountain says he feels the city has done a good job at being more on top of these projects. He says they have at least 20 similar projects in the works.
“So, it’s a big ship to turn, but I think the city - created the stormwater department a number of years ago - and really reprioritized flood reduction and has put a lot of effort into it,” Fountain says. “It’s starting to make some serious results and see some improvements in flooding in a lot of neighborhoods.”
They have finalized the design documents and bid the Peachtree Outfall Improvement Project out to contractors. The next step is to get contract approval.
The City of Charleston Committee on Ways and Means will meet Tuesday night to vote on approving the construction contract for the Peachtree Outfall Improvement Project. The meeting will take place at City Hall at 4:30 p.m.
If the contract is approved, Fountain anticipates them beginning the project in the next few weeks, and he hopes to have it completed before the summer hurricane season. He says this will not fix all of the flooding, but it will prevent the frequency of flooding and benefit the area greatly.
“I’ll say, this does not fix all flooding. It is not a capital project to the level where this area will never have any standing water again, but it will let it drain much more quickly and it will prevent a lot of the frequency of flooding we’re seeing in this area,” he says. “Flooding is certainly a recurring, serious issue for the people in the community. So we need to be doing a lot to try to resolve it.”
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Charleston vs. Towson odds, score prediction, time: 2024 CAA Tournament picks, best bets by proven model
Scout Staffhttps://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/charleston-vs-towson-odds-score-prediction-time-2024-caa-tournament-picks-best-bets-by-proven-model/
The top-seeded Charleston Cougars (25-7) will face the No. 5 seed Towson Tigers (20-13) in the 2024 CAA Tournament semifinals on Monday night. Charleston finished two games ahead of Drexel atop the regular-season standings, and it opened the conference tournament with an 83-59 win over Monmou...
The top-seeded Charleston Cougars (25-7) will face the No. 5 seed Towson Tigers (20-13) in the 2024 CAA Tournament semifinals on Monday night. Charleston finished two games ahead of Drexel atop the regular-season standings, and it opened the conference tournament with an 83-59 win over Monmouth. Towson beat William & Mary in the second round of the CAA Tournament before beating UNC Wilmington in the quarterfinals on Sunday. These teams split the regular-season series, with the road team winning on both occasions.
Tipoff is set for 6 p.m. ET on Monday at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C on CBS Sports Network. Charleston is favored by 6 points in the latest Charleston vs. Towson odds, while the over/under is 139.5 points, per SportsLine consensus. Before entering any Towson vs. Charleston picks, you'll want to see the NCAA Basketball predictions from the model at SportsLine.
The model simulates every Division I college basketball game 10,000 times. It enters Week 18 of the 2023-24 season on a 141-100 roll on all top-rated college basketball picks dating back to last season, returning more than $1,700 for $100 players. It is also off to a sizzling 26-17 start on top-rated spread picks this season. Anyone following has seen huge returns.
The model has set its sights on Towson vs. Charleston. You can head to SportsLine to see its picks. Here are several college basketball betting lines for the game:
Why Charleston can cover
Charleston closed the regular season on a nine-game winning streak, including a 72-56 win at Towson in February. Senior forward Frankie Policelli had 17 points on 6 of 10 shooting, while junior guard Reyne Smith added 12 points on 4 of 5 shooting from 3-point range. The Tigers were unable to get anything going offensively, shooting 4 of 18 from beyond the arc.
The Cougars got off to a strong start in the CAA Tournament, cruising to an 83-59 win over Monmouth behind 16 points from junior forward Ben Burnham. He is one of six players on the roster averaging at least eight points per game, giving them depth and balance. Charleston has covered the spread in five consecutive games, while Towson has only covered twice in its last six games.
Why Towson can cover
Towson has already proven that it can beat Charleston this season, pulling off a big upset as an 11-point road underdog in January. Sophomore guard Christian May scored 20 points on 6 of 11 shooting, knocking down 5 of 7 attempts from the perimeter. Junior guard Nendah Tarke filled up the stat sheet as well, finishing with 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists.
The Tigers kept their NCAA Tournament hopes alive with a 66-56 win over UNC Wilmington as 2.5-point underdogs in the quarterfinals, as freshman guard Dylan Williamson scored 18 points. He had 15 points over William & Mary in the second round, and he is one of five players on the roster averaging at least 9.5 points per game. Towson has won 12 of its last 18 games, so it has confidence and momentum entering this matchup. See which team to pick here.
How to make Charleston vs. Towson picks
The model has simulated Towson vs. Charleston 10,000 times and the results are in. The model is leaning Over, and it's also generated a point-spread pick that is hitting in well over 50% of simulations. You can only see the pick at SportsLine.
So who wins Charleston vs. Towson, and which side of the spread hits well over 50% of the time? Visit SportsLine now to find out which side of the spread you need to jump on, all from the model that is on a 141-100 roll on its top-ranked college basketball picks, and find out.
Here are six places to celebrate Pi Day in the Lowcountry
Erika Grimeshttps://chstoday.6amcity.com/eating-options-to-celebrate-pi-day
Happy Pi Day, Charleston. Today, March 14, is an annual recognition of the number pi, the number with the most known digits counting toward infinity — the first three of which are 3.14. Pi is the ratio between the cir...
Happy Pi Day, Charleston. Today, March 14, is an annual recognition of the number pi, the number with the most known digits counting toward infinity — the first three of which are 3.14. Pi is the ratio between the circumference of a circle and its diameter... which in our opinion matters most when talking about local slices of pie.
To celebrate pi, let’s eat pie. Here are six places in the Lowcountry where you can indulge. Do you know of a place that should be added to our list? Let us know.
Kaminsky’s Dessert Cafe | 78 N. Market St., Charleston
This sweet spot is offering all pie selections for $3.14 per slice for dine-in only from 4 to 6 p.m. Pro tip: There is one limit per guest while supplies last.
Pie King | The Citadel Mall Food Court, 2070 Sam Rittenbery Blvd. Ste. 200, Charleston
You can indeed find pie at a place called Pie King. All of the pies sold are made from scratch in small batches and use local ingredients when possible.
82 Queen | 82 Queen St., CharlestonSouthern Tomato Pie + Bourbon Pecan Pie: this downtown eatery offers savory and sweet options. Make your reservation.
Wild Flour Pastry | 1750 Savannah Hwy., Charleston
There will be pies galore — you can enjoy 9-inch pies for $3.14 off.
Charleston Bakery | 10597 Dorchester Rd., Summerville
The team is starting the party with flavors like peanut butter pretzel, key lime, and mixed berry pies.
Bonus
Fatty Beer Works | 1436 Meeting St., Charleston
Although it’s not pie, this deal is still sweet. This downtown brewery + taproom will offer $3.14 for all beers.
Photos: Bintu Atelier brings African cuisine to Charleston
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Bintu Atelier brings cuisine from Africa to the Lowcountry in a small shop on Line Street. Now with their completed indoor dining area customers can pick between that and an outdoor courtyard area.Buy NowBuy NowBuy NowA glass of bissap sits on a front step at Bintu Atelier on March 7, 2024, in Charleston....
Bintu Atelier brings cuisine from Africa to the Lowcountry in a small shop on Line Street. Now with their completed indoor dining area customers can pick between that and an outdoor courtyard area.
A glass of bissap sits on a front step at Bintu Atelier on March 7, 2024, in Charleston.
A handful of egusi with goat meat from Bintu Atelier on March 7, 2024, in Charleston.
Shito Spicy Crab Rice plated on an outside table at Bintu Atelier on March 7, 2024, in Charleston.
Shito Spicy Crab Rice plated on an outside table at Bintu Atelier.
Thiéboudieun — Ceebu jën (rice & fish) plated and served outside at Bintu Atelier on March 7 in Charleston.
A record player sits on a shelf with a selection of vinyl records on display at Bintu Atelier’s new indoors expansion on March 7, 2024, in Charleston.
Bintu Atelier’s new interior section is covered with local and African art and decorations.
Decoration and sauces for sale rest on shelves in the new inside dining area of Bintu Atelier on March 7, 2024, in Charleston.
Bintu Atelier’s original kitchen and outdoor dining area, as well as the new inside dining room on the right, can be seen from across Line Street on March 7 in Charleston.
Binta N'Daw Young speaks with diners at her restaurant, Bintü Atelier, on July 14, 2023, in Charleston.
Thieboudienne is prepared for diners at Bintü Atelier on July 14, 2023, in Charleston.
Binta N'Daw Young prepares a Senegalese dish for customers at her restaurant, Bintü Atelier, on July 14, 2023, in Charleston.
Binta N'Daw Young adds the finishing touches to supa kanja before it goes out to diners at her restaurant, Bintü Atelier, on July 14, 2023, in Charleston.
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The public was welcomed to tour several historic sites at Union Pier on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Brittany Lavelle Tulla talks with Sallie Ballard about the Bennett Rice Mill structure during the Union Pier site tour Tuesday.
Jim Schwab listens Tuesday about potential plans for the Union Pier.
Elder Carlie Towne speaks to a group about Mosquito Fleet landing during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
A freighter is seen along the Cooper River while people wait for the bus during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
The former The Hard space of Union Pier is seen during a site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
The Cooper River runs along part of the 70 acres of the Union Pier site seen on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Jenny Lauer speaks to a group about The Hard space along the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
People sign up for a the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
The public was invited during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Public comments are left on a board during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Elder Carlie Towne speaks to a group about Mosquito Fleet landing during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Structures are seen nearby the 70 acres of Union Pier during a site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
The Bennett Rice Mill structure is seen during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
Brittany Lavelle Tulla talks with a group about the Bennett Rice Mill structure during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.
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