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Erika Grimes

City Editor, CHStoday

Erika is a City Editor based in Charleston, SC. She is a graduate of the journalism schools at the University of South Carolina and Syracuse University and has been in communications for the last five years. When not working, you can find her traveling or trying out a new restaurant.

Summerville has the world’s largest sweet tea plus lot of sweet tea events.
We’re giving you the tea on where to get your boba fix around the Holy City.
This summer series features several themed events with food and drink pairings.
Hank’s Seafood Restaurant has a fun spin on National Caviar Day
The Holy City is well represented on the world stage at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics — these are some locals to watch.
Two historic storehouses have been renovated for mixed-use.
The Charleston Police Department will host some fun in Hampton Park with this Pixar classic.
You can celebrate this French holiday at these Lowcountry spots.
Community supported agriculture programs are a great way to support local and have a relationship with local farms and farmers.
“Is It Cake?” cast members from season three are bringing a treat to Charleston.
Are you a fan of doing your own fireworks? Get prepared for the upcoming holiday.
Wimbledon With A Wink will take place in The Backyard at the Ryder Hotel
Christmas in July is right around the corner and these two hotels will have festive fun.
Charleston is applauded for its history, culture, and cuisine.
We asked and you delivered, here are some of the books our readers are reading.
Fire up the grill and enjoy a cookout that’s curated with locally procured goods.
Sorelle will welcome Chef Karen Akunowicz to the Holy City.
Learn about Philosophers & Fools, Charleston’s only bookstore bar.
The city is looking for a visual artist to work out of the Artist-in-Residence studio.
Charleston has educational and celebratory events to commemorate Juneteenth that kick off this weekend.
The authors include Pulitzer Prize, Booker Prize, and National Book Award nominees and winners.
The Town of Summerville is celebrating Iced Tea Day with free sweet tea and tea-inspired dishes and specialty drinks.
Charleston BagValet is solving a common problem among travelers.
Mayor Cogswell shared these projects in a letter to Charleston County Council Chairman Herb Sass.
Pride Month is in June and the Lowcountry has some fun events to celebrate.
Bring the family to learn about the pirates of early Charleston.
After next month’s county meeting, the council will vote on finalizing the plan.
The SC Aquarium rehabilitated these two loggerhead sea turtles through their Sea Turtle Care Center.
The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston has partnered with Piccolo Spoleto for a free evening of fun.
Don’t miss the Piccolo Spoleto which will hold events around Charleston