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.
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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.
A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect until further notice for Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton and Dorchester counties, as Tropical Storm Helene approaches from the south.
For many people, dogs aren't just best friends—they are a lifeline, helping those who are blind or visually impaired navigate the world.September is National Gu
By: Charistin Clark
The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, or ABVI, in Charleston, is celebrating their 88th birthday this month.ABVI provides services in 39 of the 4
A Williamsburg County restaurant is serving a "hauntingly" good dining experience.Collins owns Wylie's on Main in Hemingway and it’s got history."It was the ge
A Lowcountry mom is hosting a night of spooky fun while benefitting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.This year is Taylor Lentz's third year hosting "CF Bites," an
By: Charistin Clark
Downtown Charleston is bright and beautiful, but hidden beneath those cobblestones is some dark history, with paranormal twists.
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