Kenna Coe

Reporter at The Post and Courier

charleston, south carolina, united states

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Motivated journalist with experience covering community news. Throughout my career, I've demonstrated my ability to take initiative with story ideas and displayed tenacity when bringing those stories to life. I’m a self-starter who is excited to continue pursuing my passion for journalism.

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North Charleston introduces housing coordinator

NORTH CHARLESTON — As the city develops plans to preserve and create more affordable housing, municipal officials have created a new position to help carry that work forward. Karen Thrower, the city’s new housing coordinator, works to manage housing proje... See more

postandcourier.com•Kenna Coe•Feb 5, 2026

Turning food scraps into compost, regionwide drop-off program expands to new North Charleston site

NORTH CHARLESTON — On a frigid evening in January, about a dozen people gathered inside the Northwoods Gym to learn about how the regionwide program turns their food scraps into compost material. The Jan. 27 workshop launched the opening of the newest res... See more

postandcourier.com•Kenna Coe•Feb 2, 2026

Charleston Half Marathon still on despite winter weather

CHARLESTON — Runners who signed up for the city’s half marathon on Jan. 31 will need to wear extra warm layers on race day. The 13.1-mile race is still happening despite the forecasted winter weather, event organizers announced Jan. 29. “Based on the most... See more

postandcourier.com•Kenna Coe•Jan 29, 2026

Possible snow threatens Charleston Half Marathon

CHARLESTON — Last year, a couple of days after a blanket of snow covered the Lowcountry in a rare winter storm, participants who signed up to race the city’s half marathon found out the event was canceled. This year, winter weather could impact the same C... See more

postandcourier.com•Kenna Coe•Jan 28, 2026

SC Supreme Court rejects North Charleston's attempt to snag rural West Ashley property

NORTH CHARLESTON — Nearly a decade after North Charleston annexed a one-acre parcel west of the Ashley River that initiated a lengthy legal fight, the state Supreme Court on Jan. 21 ruled the annexation invalid. The city of Charleston and the National Tru... See more

postandcourier.com•Kenna Coe•Jan 27, 2026

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North Charleston introduces housing coordinator

Turning food scraps into compost, regionwide drop-off program expands to new North Charleston site

Charleston Half Marathon still on despite winter weather

Possible snow threatens Charleston Half Marathon

SC Supreme Court rejects North Charleston's attempt to snag rural West Ashley property

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Possible snow threatens Charleston Half Marathon

SC Supreme Court rejects North Charleston's attempt to snag rural West Ashley property

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