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Let it snow? Forecasts say yes

While preparing for snow storms isn't common for the Lowcountry, the Charleston area is not a complete stranger to the winter events. In January 2018, a post-New Year’s storm dumped nearly 6 inches of the white stuff on Daniel Island, with reports of nearly 8 inches in Summerville. Folks in...

Couple feeds hundreds on the Cainhoy peninsula

Tucked away in Huger, South Carolina, there’s a couple on a mission to answer the biblical call to “feed the multitudes,” ensuring that no one in their community goes hungry. Rev. Dr. Levi Wright and his wife, Janet Wright, are not just handing out food – they’re spreading hope, kindness,...

What’s left to build?

Another day, another groundbreaking on Daniel Island. Nowell Creek Village, located on the former site of Blackbaud’s headquarters and MUSC Health Stadium, is rapidly transforming into a mixed-use destination that blends residential, office, and retail spaces into a waterfront hub. ...

Judge rules Point Hope development can continue construction

A federal judge has ruled that development activities in Point Hope can continue, while the legal case regarding the wetlands permit issued for the project by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers remains pending. The ruling, issued by U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel last September, came...

Tap-to-pay is here to stay

In an era where convenience and speed are key, more consumers are opting for contactless payment methods, tapping their cards or smartphones to complete transactions. With the rise of digital wallets like Apple Pay and tap-to-pay technology, cash is becoming less common, marking a shift in...

Proposed 110-unit Point Hope townhome project on TRC docket

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. ...

Calling for COCO volunteers

Organizers of Daniel Island’s own Credit One Charleston Open, recently named the Hologic WTA 500 Tournament of the Year for the third year running, knows it wouldn’t have received that honor without the support of hundreds of volunteers. The award is voted on by the players, who honor a tournament...

Shuck, sip, and savor the best of Charleston’s oyster season

January in Charleston means one thing: oyster season is officially in full swing. As the chill of winter settles over the Lowcountry, it’s time to crack open those fresh oysters and dive into one of the city’s most beloved traditions: the oyster roast. From salty briny bites to the crack of a shell...

Driven to Impress

On Daniel Island, the streets aren’t just for commuting – they’re runways for showstoppers on wheels. From classic American muscle to Italian sports cars and tricked-out modern marvels, the Lowcountry is brimming with a vibrant car culture fueled by horsepower, history, and heart...

Moo-ving milk

When the Publix grocery store on Daniel Island temporarily closed for renovations, many residents found themselves searching for convenient alternatives for their weekly staples. One enterprising 12-year-old, Liam Gege, saw an opportunity to step up and serve his community while funding...