The best advice doesn’t always come wrapped in a heart-to-heart. Sometimes it’s a quiet example, a tough-love moment, or a one-liner that sticks with you for life.
This Father’s Day, we asked locals to share the lessons from their dads they’ll never forget.
The best advice doesn’t...
Trial lawyer Eric Bland has been called many things: a bulldog attorney, a media firebrand; a straight shooter.
But in his new memoir, “Anything But Bland: Moxie, Murdaugh, and Making Life Happen on Your Own Terms,” the man who helped expose the financial crimes of convicted murderer Alex...
On the last day of May, a Saturday afternoon, the Daniel Island Neighborhood Association sent an email, along with a Facebook post, to its subscribers.
“Alert: the Nowell Creek Developer has requested to remove 24 mature trees from along DI Drive and replace them with 24 rental townhomes...
If you think Logan Hall and his Bishop England High School football team are going to be one-hit wonders, think again.
The Bishops were the surprise success story in the Palmetto State last fall when they posted a 9-3 record in Hall’s first year at the helm of the program.
Not bad for...
Eric Bendig needed less than a decade to turn the Philip Simmons High School football team into one of the state’s best Class AA programs.
After going a combined 9-18 in the program’s first three seasons, the Iron Horses had a 38-11 record from 2021-24, winning three region championships....
Spotlights. Swagger. And 175 dancers who know how to bring the heat.
Organizers said Peace Love Hip Hop’s competition season was nothing short of electric, as the Daniel Island dance studio took to stages across the Southeast with bold choreography, powerhouse performances, and a culture...
Berkeley County has received an installment of $707,968.64 as part of a $26 billion national opioid settlement. The county plans to distribute its portion of funds to local organizations and agencies helping fight the opioid epidemic here at home.
Eligible organizations and nonprofits may apply...
Recently, Charleston City Council passed the first reading of a juvenile curfew ordinance for downtown Charleston that could become law.
The second reading is slated for the June 17 council meeting.
According to city officials, over the past year, the Charleston Police Department has responded to...
The annual sea of Old Glory waving in the wind down the River Landing Drive median will again honor the heroes of the Daniel Island community in 2025.
The Exchange Club of Daniel Island will host its Field of Honor display featuring 1,000-plus United States flags from June 14 to July 6.
Dedicated...