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Another Mexican restaurant in Mount Pleasant is shut down

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By John McDermott Verified
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Follow Another Mexican restaurant in Mount Pleasant is shut down Updated Tue, September 1, 2026 at 2:30 PM EDT Condado's Tacos & Tequila has closed its Mount Pleasant restaurant after about three years. John McDermott/Staff A build-your-own taco restaurant that opened in East Cooper's largest shopping center less than three years ago abruptly closed last weekend. Condado's last day was Aug. 29, nine days after its landlord began the eviction process.
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Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina fetches $182.5M from 2 buyers

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By John McDermott Verified
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The waterfront resort and marina at Patriots Point in Mount Pleasant are under new ownership following a two-part acquisition totaling $182.5 million. The lease transfers for the state-owned real estate were recorded late last week and announced Aug. 31 by American Financial Group Inc., which was the seller. The landside assets at the Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, including two full-service hotels, were purchased by Cranston R.I.-based Procaccanti Cos.
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SC Ports seeks to deepen harbor channel just beyond the shuttered paper mill

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By John McDermott Verified
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The State Ports Authority's North Charleston Terminal is just north of the Interstate 526 Don Holt Bridge (above). Grace Beahm Alford/Staff The S.C. State Port Authority is starting the groundwork to deepen its shallowest navigation channel to ensure so-called mega-ships can reach its North Charleston Terminal without hitting bottom. The maritime agency and the local office of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced they signed an agreement on Aug.
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