Kenna Coe is a reporter for The Post and Courier, focusing on local news in North Charleston, South Carolina. With a passion for storytelling, Kenna covers a range of topics including politics, community events, cultural celebrations, and faith-based initiatives.
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Kenna Coe's coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics, community events, and cultural topics in the Charleston area. She frequently covers events such as elections, local government announcements, and seasonal celebrations specific to the region.
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By: Kenna Coe
Charleston Legal Access in North Charleston will offer legal services at an affordable rate to the immigrant population in the tri-county area who need help.
By: Kenna Coe
Calvary Episcopal Church in Charleston is working with a London-based artist to create an art installation that honors the 175-year history as a Black congregation.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON – The state Department of Transportation is funneling $15 million into Liberty Park to construct a new community center to replace two centers that will be demolished to widen Interstate 526.
By: Kenna Coe
A Christian women's event in Bonneau hosted by The Well Training and Discipleship Ministry seeks to gather a diverse group to learn about spiritual growth.
By: Kenna Coe
Gateway to Housing, a new housing program, seeks to find housing for those experiencing homelessness by providing financial incentives to property owners in Charleston County.
By: Kenna Coe
As North Charleston continues to grow, the city is creating new policies to promote affordable housing to meet the region's demand.
By: Kenna Coe
A North Charleston affordable housing project stalled as city council creates a policy to ensure organizations complete projects on city-owned land.
By: Kenna Coe
Residents can provide feedback on plans for a bus rapid transit system for Highway 52 connecting North Charleston to Moncks Corner as the region continues to grow.
By: Kenna Coe
The Preservation Society of Charleston's interactive map documented Black burial sites across Charleston to aid in preservation of the historic cemeteries.
By: Kenna Coe
North Charleston secured funding and a site in Park Circle for its first skate park. Park Circle Skates has been working to create a small-scale concrete park.
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