Charistin Clark is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. She writes for WCIV, covering local news and events in the area. Charistin's articles range from community updates to human interest stories, with a focus on keeping residents informed and engaged with their local community.
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Charistin Clark's coverage is heavily focused on local events, weather updates, and community-related news in the Charleston and Lowcountry areas of South Carolina. She often covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to family & relationships, entertainment news, crime, tragedy with a focus on topics such as nonprofits and local events.
If you're looking to reach out to Charistin Clark for coverage or commentary opportunities, consider providing information about local community events or initiatives in the Charleston area. Additionally, if you have expertise related to weather updates impacting the Lowcountry region or insights into local nonprofit activities or issues affecting families and communities in this geographic area would be relevant for her coverage.
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By: Charistin Clark
Dominion Energy customers across the Palmetto state may start paying more for their electric bill. Dominion Energy South Carolina has proposed a rate-hike to st
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% EDISTO BEACH, S.C. (WCIV) — The Edisto Beach Loggerhead Turtle Project's Adopt-A-Nest program has taken off.
By: Charistin Clark
(WCIV) — There is a 50% chance of the next tropical system forming in the Atlantic as it stands Monday.
By: Charistin Clark
Tropical Storm Debby formed over the Southeastern Gulf of Mexico Saturday evening.The storm is expected to make landfall along the Big Bend of Florida as a hur
By: Charistin Clark
Debby made its second landfall early Thursday morning as a tropical storm near Bulls Bay, South Carolina.Debby first made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane nea
By: Charistin Clark
The National Hurricane Center has started offering Spanish language text products for the 2024 hurricane season.Updates include Spanish translation to public ad
CHARLESTON, SC (WCIV) — To get a sense of how people in the Lowcountry dealt with hurricanes in the past, Chief Meteorologist Dave Williams took a trip to Drayton Hall Plantation.
By: Charistin Clark
In the event of an emergency and you need to evacuate, it's important to know your zone. Evacuation zones changed in 2024, so it is especially important to know your evacuation zone.
Hurricane Beryl was a record-breaking major storms that formed in late June. The major hurricane brought devastation to the Caribbean islands, and parts of Mexico and Texas.
By: Charistin Clark
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and some Lowcountry musicians are coming together to help raise awareness about the disease.
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