Jenna Herazo
Reporter at WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC)
Reporter for WPDE ABC15 // Coastal Carolina Alum // Pittsburgh Native https://t.co/FVWPHjQPqu
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3 weeks ago |
live5news.com | Jenna Herazo
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As the news of Pope Francis’ death spreads across the globe, the Catholic community in Charleston takes a moment to remember and honor the life and legacy of the beloved. Church bells rang Monday evening as a black bunting was hung around the doorway of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. This black bunting is a traditional and visual sign of grief and respect for the deceased is a way to let the community know the Church is in mourning.
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3 weeks ago |
live5news.com | Jenna Herazo
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A sacred piece of Charleston’s past is getting a 21st-century safeguard. The Charleston Humane and Friendly Cemetery in the heart of the Holy City is now part of a cutting-edge digital project aimed not just at preserving graves, but also at honoring legacies and connecting descendants to their roots.
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1 month ago |
live5news.com | Jenna Herazo
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) - The Lowcountry Strawberry Festival wrapped up its final day at Boone Hall on Sunday, and organizers said this year’s event has been berry sweet. The popular six-day event featured everything strawberry - from strawberry kettle corn to strawberry shortcake, and, of course, the fruit itself. Festival-goers even had the opportunity to pick their own farm-fresh strawberries right from the stem.
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1 month ago |
live5news.com | Jenna Herazo
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Grits are a cherished staple in Southern kitchens, especially in St. George, South Carolina. Many gathered to celebrate the 40th year of the World Grits Festival this Saturday. A traveling salesman claimed he sold more grits to St. George, South Carolina, than anywhere else in the world back in 1985.
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1 month ago |
live5news.com | Jenna Herazo
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The City of Charleston is taking a major step towards sustainability with the launch of a new initiative focused on improving the environment and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. Mika Gadsden, Director of Sustainability for the City of Charleston, said the environmental corridor project is called The Just Corridor-- named in honor of pioneering African American biologist and Charleston-native Ernest Everett Just.
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UPDATE: Police are still on scene at Little River Rd in Myrtle Beach after a man barricaded himself in a home & shot at police. Stick with ABC15 for more updates. @wpdeabc15 https://t.co/GAyfU7bfir
According to SLED, South Carolina has seen an increase in women getting their Concealed Weapons Permit. They say in 2020, over 140,000 women had their permit; in 2021, that number rose to over 164,000. More information on this can be found on our website: https://t.co/xnkxha2lpH https://t.co/w4AzHPtqs4
Myrtle Beach Juneteenth Celebration at Charlie’s Place is happening until 9 PM tonight! I love being able to talk to influential people of the Horry County community. Meeting new people means so much to me. More details can be found over on our WPDE website. https://t.co/gORj52Smhq