Anna Sharpe is a Metro Reporter at The Post and Courier. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on agriculture, real estate, and travel. Her work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in areas such as farming management, animal rescue, and the housing market.
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MOUNT PLEASANT — Police did not issue any charges or citations to the 12 students — or parents — whose e-bikes and mopeds were impounded last week.
By: Anna Sharpe
Employees at A Maker’s Post on Sullivan’s Island came face-to-face with a coyote that wandered into the home goods store on May 19 and made itself comfy on the counters.
By: Anna Sharpe
MOUNT PLEASANT — Shem Creek is a popular destination for recreation, dining and nightlife . The waterfront is beloved for its easy access to the
By: Anna Sharpe
Charleston County expects to secure permits for the Highway 41 expansion this year. Mount Pleasant leaders plan to vote on withdrawing consent for the project, protesting Laurel Hill Parkway.
By: Anna Sharpe
ISLE OF PALMS — Where Charleston often tops the list of bachelorette trip destinations for many brides-to-be, this area beach community wants to swap party weekends for low-key family getaways.
By: Anna Sharpe
Folly Beach could install new cameras throughout the island to collect and analyze data on erosion, shoreline change and tourism numbers. They would be the first community in the state to work with the startup, said Surfline Coastal Intelligence’s GM.
By: Anna Sharpe
The Department of Interior revealed in court filings June 17 that at least two signs once posted at Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie have since been thrown away, following Trump Admin orders last year.
By: Anna Sharpe
Parades on land and on sea. Drones lighting up the night sky. Canons firing at Fort Moultrie. The 250th anniversary of Carolina Day is almost here. Here’s how to celebrate.
By: Anna Sharpe
In this week’s Lowcountry Lowdown, learn why the West Ashley Greenway will be closed temporarily through July, where to watch the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office TV debut, and more.
By: Anna Sharpe
Fort Moultrie officials are prepping for a “teaching, not beaching," weekend on Sullivan’s Island for the 250th Carolina Day commemoration. Here’s how you can get there for free on June 27 and 28.
