Matt Dreyer

2026 Charleston Airshow ✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️🇺🇸 CHARLESTON,SC Timeline: 10:00am: Tow Enforcement Begins (Vehicles in red-highlighted zones will be towed. See maps for exact locations) 10:00am: Flat-Rate Parking Opens (Four downtown garages switch to event flat-rate. Pay on entry) 10:30am: Pedestrian Bridge Closed (Ravenel pedestrian walkway closed until 10:30am) 1:30pm-3:00pm: Ravenel Bridge - Full Vehicle Closure (Plan alternate routes) 12:00pm-4:00pm: Water Safety Zone Enforced (No unauthorized vessels in the harbor restricted zone) Viewing Zones: Aquarium Warf/Maritime Center, Waterfront Park, The Battery & Demetre Park (See attached maps) —————————————- MOUNT PLEASANT, SC Closed: Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will be closed to the public on Saturday, May 2nd. Patriots Point parking lots will be closed to the public for the day. Spectators can enjoy incredible views of the show from spots like Memorial Waterfront Park, the Mount Pleasant Pier, Shem Creek Park, and Pitt Street Bridge. No matter where you are, if you can see the shy above, you can see the show. ✈️📸: U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Christopher Gordon

In a sea of 40,000 runners, when you see the CofC athletics director— you’ve gotta at least ask if he’s found a basketball coach yet. Matt Roberts says he has, and was negotiating at the start line!! Waiting on the white smoke I guess.

Today, we join the Summerville community in honoring the life of Mrs. McKissick, a beloved supporter to Coach John McKissick and a substantial part of Summerville history. Over 63 years, she documented our towns rich history - 37 region titles, 10 state championships and countless moments etched in time. For decades, she wore many hats. From organizing banquets and parents nights to assisting with the Summerville, Alston and Fort Dorchester Hall of Fames - even serving on the Dorchester District Two school board. Mrs. McKissick has been an integral part of this community for decades. Her kindness, passion, and love for this community touched generations. Our thoughts and prayers are with the McKissick family during this time.

Just got word that Joan McKissick passed away last night in her sleep. The wife of Summerville legendary coach John McKissick was by his side every step of the way, and every bit as beloved in Flower Town. She also chronicled his entire career. A true matriarch. She was 94.

James Franklin has the ability to do the funniest thing ever. Offensive Coordinator? 🤣🤷🏼‍♂️

This says so much about Pry, that program and what he thinks of James Franklin Many men would have too much of an ego to be content to take that type of step back — and immediately.

Liberty co-offensive coordinator/QB coach Willy Korn has informed the Liberty staff and players he’s leaving college football to work in private business. Korn has played for or worked with Jamey Chadwell since 2010, including CO-OC at Coastal Carolina and Liberty.

Coach Golesh just informed our team that he has accepted the head coaching position at Auburn. Let me be the first to say we are truly excited for Alex, Alexis & their kids! We love Coach Golesh and are beyond grateful for what he has done for our program. Rest assured, we did everything within reason over the last few months to try and keep them here. We will be cheering them on always! Here’s the best part…we’re not only fired up for the Golesh’s, we are also really fired up for USF! It’s okay for both to be true! Bulls Nation, our next head coach will build upon what Coach Golesh and his staff have helped start. We will all help take our USF Football program to championship heights as quickly as possible together! The search for our next leader is already underway. This is the best college football coaching job in the country! We thankfully don’t have to get ready right now, because we have always stayed ready for every scenario including this one. This new chapter will be our best chapter. All Gas. No Brakes!!!! LFGB!🤘🏻😤

LET’S GO!!!

Stratford soccer coach Jesse Stament steps down. That's huge news for the Knights. The alum of the school led them all the way to the state title game 2 years ago.