CHARLESTON

Charleston Lifestyle News

In Charleston, lifestyle news means the everyday choices that shape how people live, from culture and family to home, hobbies and relationships. Coverage here follows the trends and shifts that change daily routines across the city.


Education

Homeschooling

Charleston Hosts Homegrown Hope Summit on Childhood Trauma

The Adverse Childhood Experiences Coalition of West Virginia is holding its annual summit in Charleston this week.


Culture

Awards

Pamala Pritt Receives Premier Journalist Award

The West Virginia Press Association honored the veteran journalist at the University of Charleston this October.

Pamala Pritt Receives Premier Journalist Award

Real Estate

Live Poll

Should your local government prioritize converting vacant lots into housing to address availability?

Commercial

Charleston Agency Transforms Blighted Land Into Housing

The Charleston Land Reuse Agency has repurposed 53 plots of abandoned property into residential units since 2019.

Charleston Agency Transforms Blighted Land Into Housing

Food and Drink

Live Poll

Should cities use public money to save struggling shopping malls in your area?

Dining Out

Chick-fil-A Charleston Mall Location to Close

The Charleston Town Center Chick-fil-A will permanently close on December 31 after operating for 34 years.

Chick-fil-A Charleston Mall Location to Close

Home

Live Poll

Is now a good time for your city to start major bridge replacements despite traffic delays?

Home Renovation

Fort Hill Bridge Repairs Begin in Charleston

The West Virginia Department of Transportation starts a $75 million replacement project on the Fort Hill Bridge, with completion expected in summer 2028.

Fort Hill Bridge Repairs Begin in Charleston

Reporting here centers on cultural trends that reshape daily life, how families spend their time, and how economic pressure changes household habits. Coverage reaches across the city and into the communities around it wherever a shared way of living takes hold. Charleston's historic housing stock and its tourism economy give home and neighborhood stories a distinct character. Generational differences in how residents socialize, shop and spend their time recur as a theme.