Kenna Coe is a Local Government Reporter at The Post and Courier. She covers a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, agriculture and farming, and transportation and mobility, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate development in the United States. Kenna's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in both urban planning and organic farming.
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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 — Four remaining defendants will soon learn the consequences they will face for their roles in a federal corruption investigation centered
By: Kenna Coe
Turns out North Charleston is loud, at least according to a recent study.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — When Mayor Reggie Burgess took office in 2024, he set out to improve public safety and quality of life for residents while also working to change perceptions of the city where he grew up.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — The development of the 50-acre waterfront property envisioned as the city's future downtown district hinges on ending existing federal leases on the site.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — A stretch of road that claimed five lives in three years is set to undergo upgrades as officials work to make the corridor safer for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — Residents trickled into the elementary school off Remount Road on July 9 to hear about proposed improvements to one of the deadliest roads in the county.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — The city is taking steps to improve the appearance of its streets and sidewalks — one shopping cart at a time.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — While the U.S. Coast Guard is still coming up with a plan to remove the large crane that collapsed into the Cooper River, commercial vessel traffic has resumed and there has been no impact on port operations.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — A new group is working to improve access to resources for people who are experiencing homelessness by bringing those with lived experiences into the conversation.
By: Kenna Coe
NORTH CHARLESTON — More than a dozen local organizations and faith groups are uniting to host a vigil July 18 honoring the two men killed by federal immigration agents in separate incidents within a week.
