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Summer heat halts carriage tours but fuels demand for Charleston's evening rides

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The Cooper brews up new café, teases burger joint with Fourth of July preview

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CHARLESTON — Thousands of people attending Charleston's SC250 Fourth of July celebration at Waterfront Park got an early taste of the Holy City’s upcoming new burger joint on the harbor. CurrentBurger handed out more than 2,000 samples from its forthcoming menu of burgers, fries and milkshakes as crowds gathered ahead of the evening's fireworks display. The city’s newest luxury hotel is expanding its culinary lineup with a new coffee shop, burger restaurant and fresh dining experiences.
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Summer heat halts carriage tours but fuels demand for Charleston's evening rides

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CHARLESTON — As the summer heat pushes daytime temperatures toward the city's cutoff for horse-drawn carriage tours, more visitors are opting to see the Holy City after sunset — a shift that's helping operators adapt while keeping horses out of the hottest part of the day. City ordinance requires horse-drawn carriage tours to stop operating when the ambient temperature reaches 95 degrees or the heat index reaches 110 degrees.
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