A few weeks ago, a group of men on a mission from the Daniel Island Rotary Club opened a padlocked, climate-controlled storage unit, and stepped inside. In the cool, dark unit, 30,000 yellow rubber ducks packed in trash bins awaited the verdict. Had they survived another year in deep slumber with...
Clements Ferry Road is notoriously known for its high-volume traffic as of late with Phase 2 of its corridor expansion. What’s not as well-known is its southernmost terminus Thomas Island, but it’s projected to be a boating paradise in due time.
At the corner where Clements Ferry Road and...
A car, a beach vacation with friends, a big party – these are the typical desires of teens celebrating their 18th birthday.
Instead of asking his parents for any of these, Philip Simmons High School senior Devin Casper requested that his parents let him donate the money they would have...
The following incidents were taken from the City of Charleston Police Department reports within Team 5, which serves Daniel Island and parts of the Cainhoy peninsula, between May1-15.
Screwdriver stabbing
On May 1, officers responded to a business located on Island Park Drive in...
Earlier this week Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg announced the details of the city of Charleston’s upcoming free celebration in honor of Independence Day weekend.
The free community event will take place at the Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park - home of the Charleston RiverDogs - the evening...
State Treasurer Curtis Loftis kicked off the upcoming National 529 College Savings Day by announcing that South Carolina’s Future Scholar 529 College Savings Plan will provide privately-funded $529 grants to every baby born in South Carolina on May 29, 2022.
This year, the PalmettoBaby...
The Rotary Club of Daniel Island ushered in the peak season of spring with a slew of interesting guest speakers. The following is a synopsis of what the month of April entailed.
On April 6, Mike Seekings was the guest speaker. Seekings discussed the issue of flooding in downtown...
On a day the Philip Simmons High School girls’ track and field team celebrated a state championship, standout senior sprinter NaJhyrai Watson savored one of the all-time, top-individual performances in the history of the South Carolina High School League.
The Iron Horses repeated as Class...
They struggled the first day and were supreme on Day 2.
That combination cost Bishop England High School dearly during the boys Class AAA State Golf Championship, which was contested May 16-17 at Bulls Bay Country Club.
Oceanside Collegiate Academy took a 12-shot lead over Bishop...
The Philip Simmons High School boys’ tennis team showed it had a great collection of talent by recently winning the Class AA state team championship.
The Iron Horse boys also proved they had individual players with strong skill sets as well, as junior Zade Hyatt, sophomore Josh Lively and...