After nearly a year without access, middle school students in Berkeley County can now log back into DISCUS, South Carolina’s Virtual Library, though elementary students remain offline.
The online resource, formally known as Digital Information for South Carolina Users, returned to district...
Cainhoy native MaeRe Chandler Skinner has long been lauded for her community advocacy over the years, but now she is officially a “History Hero,” according to the Daniel Island Historical Society.
The nonprofit organization presented Skinner with the inaugural “Bill Payer History Hero Award”...
The Daniel Island Neighborhood Association now has a full slate of elected board members after two months of concern that no one would step up to the plate to fill the seats of the outgoing officers.
Former DINA president Jarrod Brooks had urged Daniel Island residents to run for a two-year...
After two decades in pastoral ministry, Drew Hensley knows a thing or two about the stories people tell and the ones they don’t.
As a pastor at ONE Fellowship on Daniel Island, Hensley has spent years sitting across from people who looked fine on the outside but felt fractured underneath. He...
What a winter we are having here in the Lowcountry. It was forecasted to be absolutely frigid (and even snowy) the last weekend in January and beyond. Reading by a warm fireplace, sipping on a mug of coffee or hot chocolate, or snuggling up in a cozy bed all sound like fine ways for us humans to...
Fourth-graders from Cainhoy Elementary recently visited the South Carolina State House to take part in Liberty Day, a statewide celebration marking the 250th year of American independence. Ms. Jillian White’s class was selected through the SC-250 program to represent Berkeley County.
Liberty...
Winter on Daniel Island is in full swing, for both people and animals! Squirrels are digging up buried nuts, raccoons sleep for days at a time, and rabbits take advantage of dwindling daylight in order to forage when it’s warmest. But amid dropping temperatures and a higher likelihood of ice and...
Ssssup, Daniel Island. For all of our readers with ophidiophobia (the fear of snakes), now might be a good time to slither on down to other sections of the newspaper.
If you’ve ever wandered through a swamp or even spotted a long, legless creature disappearing into the neighborhood, you might’...
Not every gunshot means danger, but every gunshot does come with a rulebook.
In a region where outdoor traditions and rapid development increasingly overlap, the sounds some Daniel Island and Cainhoy residents hear in the distance are often tied to a mix of hunting, target shooting, and gun...
Glenn Raus didn’t set out to start a paddling club. He just wanted company on the water.
What began as a simple desire not to row alone has turned into the Daniel Island Paddling Society, a new social club inviting residents to explore the island’s waterways together by kayak, canoe, or stand-...