Once a one-day
One thousand, one hundred, and forty-nine. 
It’s easy to thank a veteran. It’s harder to change a life. 
If her name is any indication, Katana Speed knows how to thrive in a fast-paced work environment.  
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Readers and residents can now nominate their favorites in Best of Daniel Island 2026, The Daniel Island News’ brand-new contest highlighting the area’s best in more than 300 categories.   From real estate to food, finance, and more, readers can nominate their favorites through Nov. 20 at https...
  With the seasons of giving approach, the Daniel Island Property Owners’ Association announced three ways the community can step up and help their neighbors. This year three meaningful campaigns are under way – a Thanksgiving Drive of nonperishable foods and toiletries, a fundraiser for Water...
Once a one-day shopping extravaganza defined by long lines and doorbuster deals, Black Friday has transformed into a season of rolling discounts and fading excitement. Many retailers like Amazon and Walmart are holding early Black Friday events starting in mid-November According to new research...
The Credit One Charleston Open, North America’s premier women’s-only tennis tournament, returns for its 54th year in 2026 from March 28 to April 5. As the kickoff to the WTA Tour’s clay-court season, the event takes place annually at Credit One Stadium and has been recognized as the WTA 500...
One thousand, one hundred, and forty-nine.  That’s the total number of weekly editions produced by The Daniel Island News since the first time it was delivered to island homes and businesses 22 years ago.   Heavy rain couldn’t stop it.  Snow couldn’t stop it.  Hurricanes and tropical...
It’s easy to thank a veteran. It’s harder to change a life.  That’s the gap the Exchange Club of Daniel Island set out to close 10 years ago – one gala, one veteran, one story at a time.  On Friday, Nov. 14, the 11th Annual Military Appreciation Gala will return to the Daniel Island Club,...
If her name is any indication, Katana Speed knows how to thrive in a fast-paced work environment.   The Huger, South Carolina, native and Benedict College graduate spent 10 years in “portfolio” property management, often overseeing multiple communities at a time from a central office. But when...
He lifts, he sprints, he motivates – and he does it all with a thick Aussie accent.   Meet Ben Kelly, Daniel Island’s powerhouse of fitness.  From professional rugby fields in Australia to global CrossFit arenas, Kelly has spent decades testing the limits of the human body and mind and helping...
When most 7-year-olds grab a game controller, they’re chasing coins, racing karts, or battling Bowser.  But Clements Ferry resident Finn Messer had a different idea. He wanted to make YouTube itself a little safer for kids like him.  “I just wanted to make some safe content for kids if they...
Before she ever wrote about archangels, Daniel Island native Kristina Woodward was just a girl with her nose buried in "Percy Jackson" books and her head somewhere among the stars.  Now, at 24, she’s bringing her own constellation to life with her debut fantasy novel, “Brightest Stars: A...

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Rose Van Metre’s coaching career dates back to 1983, when the summer league was in vogue and the venue was the old Navy base in North Charleston.  Since then, Van Metre has coached...

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