They come in all shapes, sizes, and species – and every single one has a special place in their owner’s heart.
From the fluffiest felines and devoted dogs to exotic lizards and even a hermit crab or two, our readers’ pets are as diverse and delightful as the personalities of their humans...
With the price of homes and rent increasing across the country, the need for affordable housing in new developments has been a concern for municipalities to ensure that established or long-term locals aren’t priced out.
The DI Development Company, which is developing the master-planned...
On the eve of the Fourth of July, the popular Daniel Island golf cart parade was canceled due to weather
“We’re disappointed to announce that due to the current weather conditions and near-future forecast, the Annual Patriotic Parade scheduled for today, Thursday, July 3rd, has been...
It’s a dandy day for the dogs!
Circle Saturday, November 1, on your calendar, and take your dog to Waterfront Park on Daniel Island to enjoy the pooch party of the year at the 5th Annual Bark in the Park festival.
The free event, hosted by The Daniel Island News, will be from 10 a.m....
For 38 years, Diane Rozier has helped Lowcountry residents cope with the death of their beloved pets. Rozier owns Pet Rest Cemetery and Cremation Service of Charleston, the area’s only full-service pet cemetery and cremation provider.
Pet Rest serves individual clients and organizations...
Thirty-five dogs rescued in a single day, a tropical storm, and a shelter at overcapacity – this is what the first week of July looked like for the newly transitioned Berkeley Animal Center.
It also marked Day One of a new partnership.
On July 1, Charleston Animal Society took over...
Two former Bishop England High School baseball players fell short of getting selected in the 2025 Major League Baseball draft, but their journeys are far from finished. One agreed to a free agent deal an MLB team. The other is heading to play for the College World Series runners-up.
Daniel...
Here are the developments before the various City of Charleston boards and committees this week, as well as results, if any, from the prior week’s items specific to Daniel Island and the Cainhoy area. More detailed agendas and results can be found at charleston-sc.gov/agendacenter.
UPCOMING...
Retirement used to come with a pension, a farewell sheet cake, and maybe, if you were lucky, a gold watch.
Then you’d settle into your golden years around age 65, trade your briefcase for a beach chair, and call it a life well worked.
But for a growing number of Americans, that...
The screen fades in on a young woman, barely holding it together.
She’s been to therapy. She tells everyone she’s fine. She isn’t. Her sister is gone. Her world is unraveling.
And then, a letter arrives.
It’s all part of the drama in the short film “A Letter to Let Go” that...