Dylan Carter, ‘The Voice' Contestant, Dies in Car Accident
COLLETON COUNTY, SC — Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old contestant from St. George on NBC's “The Voice,” died in a car accident on April 25. The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.
Carter gained recognition on “The Voice” after earning a four-chair turn during his blind audition for Season 24. He was scheduled to perform in Moncks Corner on April 27, an event that has since been canceled. Authorities confirmed the accident took place on a local roadway, with further details pending.
New Dessert Bar Opens in Charleston Area
HANAHAN, SC — Roxa Dessert Bar, featuring globally-inspired sweets, opened in March in a Hanahan strip mall. The establishment is operated by former Edmund's Original pastry chef Heather Hutton.
Roxa offers a variety of desserts, including dark chocolate cherry soufflé and strawberry baked Alaska, alongside beer, wine, and cocktails. Guests can visit from Wednesday to Sunday, with a rotating six-course dessert tasting menu available on Sundays.
James Island Breaks Ground on Community Center
JAMES ISLAND, SC — The town of James Island officially broke ground on a new art and community center on April 23. The project comes over a year after the previous center closed due to parking limitations.
The new 10,000-square-foot facility will include an auditorium, multipurpose rooms, and an outdoor garden, with completion expected by May 2027. The total cost of the project is $3 million.
Midland Park Residents Left in Limbo After Community Center Sale
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC — Residents of the Midland Park neighborhood have been left without clear plans following the sale of their community center to the Charleston County School District in August 2024 for $1.2 million.
Currently, the center is accessible only during scheduled meetings, limiting community activities. City officials have stated that the funds from the sale are earmarked for a new facility, with an additional $2 million required. Residents can anticipate updates soon.
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