Business

Building to Building: 115 Fairchild Street

A building is only as good as the people who reside in it. The same analogy applies to the businesses located at 115 Fairchild St. Known as The Landing, the red brick edifice is a 88,860-square-foot, four-story, Class A building. Built in 2001 and renovated in 2018, The Landing’s...

DI gallery to launch arts and cultural program series

The Meyer Vogl Gallery team will host their inaugural Culture Cake, a series of arts and cultural programming at the newly opened Daniel Island location. The first of the series will take place on Tuesday, April 26, from 6-8 p.m., at 250 River Landing Drive on Daniel Island. Charleston-...

Every leader must value failure for personal growth

When achievers fail, they see it as a momentary event, not a lifelong epidemic. – John Maxwell In 2014’s Oscar-winning film “Birdman,” Michael Keaton plays a washed-out actor trying to start his life again after a series of failed roles. But his efforts are haunted by the voice of the...

Thomas & Hutton hires two new in Civil Department

Thomas & Hutton announced two new hires in its Charleston Region in its Civil Department are project engineer and designer. Preston Ackerman joined the company as a project engineer. He brings over 10 years of experience in land development including transportation, commercial, and...

County mobile library expands range of readership

Berkeley County Library System, in collaboration with Moncks Corner Farmers Market, invites customers to visit the Mobile Library for Meet Your Mobile Library once a month from April to November. “The Berkeley County Mobile Library will be attending the Moncks Corner Farmers Market one...

Health and wellness social network bridges the gap

A common question for most locals is where to go for information on the best health and wellness providers in the area. Most people turn to friends, family, or the internet, but it’s hard to make a confident choice especially when searching the web. Loopit, a health and wellness social...

Watch out for spam emails that capitalize on current events

Cybersecurity experts report a recent rise in phishing emails — particularly those that capitalize on current events and recommend “immediate action.” Specific examples of this include urgent alerts that play on fears about global instability, stating that unknown users have logged into an...

Use Financial Literacy Month to build intentional wealth

April is Financial Literacy Month, which is all about focusing on a secure financial future for you and your family. Some of you reading this, myself included, may have recently sold and bought a new home, or built a new home. Many of you have reviewed and collected your financial information...

DI attorney buys, refurbishes second Mellow Mushroom

The Mellow Mushroom in North Charleston located at Tanger Outlets, 4855 Tanger Outlet Blvd., is under new ownership and was recently refurbished. The owners of the existing Mellow Mushroom in Mount Pleasant, since its inception in December 2008, Daniel Island residents Walter and Katrina...

Smart leaders stay in their lane, avoid crashes, move forward

Successful people maintain a positive focus in life no matter what is going on around them. – Jack Canfield I came across an interesting story not long ago about Roger Bannister. He was the first man in the world to run a mile in under 4 minutes. That was in May 1954. The next month,...