The Mount Pleasant-based Humanities Foundation wants to turn the former Henry P. Archer School on Nassau Street into 88 one- and two-bedroom apartments.

Those concerned about the dramatic proliferation of new hotels in downtown Charleston won an important victory Tuesday, but the fight against the "hotelification" of the city is far from over.

With years of planning and work underground, Charleston city leaders expect to complete a slew of drainage improvements this year, and more are expected to begin.