Christian Senger is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. He writes for WCIV, covering local news and events in the Charleston area. Christian's articles often focus on topics such as food, entertainment, music, politics, and community initiatives.
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Christian Senger's coverage largely centers on local events, such as concerts, political announcements, and cultural developments in the Charleston area. His focus is heavily skewed towards press releases and event coverage.
Given his focus on local news and events in South Carolina and Charleston, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, new business launches or expansions within the area, community initiatives or human-interest stories with a direct impact on residents of these regions.
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By: Christian Senger
Southern Living released a list of the "10 Best Southern Destinations For Spotting Spring Blooms," and they tabbed the Holy City as being the sixth best.
Rep. Nancy Mace and Michael B. Moore have emerged victorious in their respective primaries and will now face off in the general election for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District seat.
By: Christian Senger
As Independence Day approaches, Charleston is gearing up to celebrate with a variety of events and festivities. Whether you're looking for fireworks, live music, or family-friendly activities, the Charleston area has something for everyone. Here's a round-up of some of the top events happening around the city:
Fort Moultrie dock (left) and the Fort Sumter dock (right). Provided by National Park Service
By: Christian Senger
On Tuesday, July 2, Governor Henry McMaster announced line-item vetoes for the fiscal year 2024-2025 state budget that were set to go into effect the following week. Among those vetoes was a measure that would have benefited some beachfront homeowners who built sea walls or similar structures to protect their properties from erosion.
SeamonWhiteside (SW+), a site design firm that works throughout the Carolinas, was selected for two vital projects on Sullivan’s Island to mitigate flooding and water issues. The initiatives, the Stormwater Master Plan and the Drainage Improvement Project, are expected to help the town prepare a comprehensive capital improvement plan and reduce flooding.
By: Christian Senger
The Town of Sullivan’s Island has reached a $1.1 million agreement with Charleston Water System (CWS) over a contractual dispute. In addition to the payment, the two entities signed a new 40-year contract that ensures water service on the island won’t be interrupted.
First Tee - Greater Charleston will host a “Caddyshack”-themed benefit at Islander 71 on Saturday, September 7. Proceeds will support character development programs for kids throughout Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties.
By: Christian Senger
Dave's Carry Out, a popular downtown Charleston seafood spot, was recently named the best Best Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant in South Carolina by Lovefood.
By: Christian Senger
Expand The City of Isle of Palms Recreation Department will kick off the 2025 Free Speaker Series on Tuesday, Jan. 7, at 11 a.m. with
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