In a recent letter to the editor, (bit.ly/4tRCxCq) a Daniel Island News reader asked why, after more than 20 years of Daniel Island residents paying taxes that support regional transportation through the Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority, doesn’t the island and surrounding area...
In a recent letter to the editor, (bit.ly/4tRCxCq) a Daniel Island News reader asked why, after more than 20 years of Daniel Island residents paying taxes that support regional transportation through the Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority, doesn’t the island and surrounding area...
“Your attitude, not your aptitude, determines your altitude.” – Zig Ziglar
I read a story once by Michael Hodgin about two Kentucky racing stable owners who had developed a rivalry.
Each spring, they both entered a horse in a local steeplechase. One of them thought that having a professional...
For more than 20 years, Daniel Island residents have paid taxes that support regional transportation through the Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority – better known as CARTA.
Despite being one of the Charleston area’s most vibrant and growing communities, Daniel Island remains a...
It’s not just in the boardroom. It’s in the bedroom as well.
“We may not realize it,” writes Robert Gerlsbeck for the Smith School of Business newsletter, “but we’re negotiating every day.”
For many, the word evokes thoughts of commerce, price dickering, corporate wheeling and dealing. But...
Every year the Charleston Open brings more than high-level tennis to our community; it brings representation and visibility.
For the numerous young women in the stands, this tournament might be the first time they see women competing at the highest level. For these girls, the athletes...
The news that Emma Navarro won’t be playing the Credit One Charleston Open this week landed a little differently here than it might anywhere else.
In most places, it’s a withdrawal notice. In Charleston, it’s the hometown player, the one people feel like they watched grow up – because they did...
Each morning on Daniel Island, long before the stands fill at the Credit One Charleston Open, the local courts are already buzzing. Players in their 50s, 60s, and even their 70s are lunging, pivoting, and chasing balls with impressive speed and agility. As a strength and conditioning coach working...
Blessing. It is one of those small words like faith, hope, love, grace, life – often used in passing or even flippantly. Small words yet swollen with meaning.
For a person, or people, or a church to truly be a blessing in the true and profound meaning of the word is an immense thing, a precious...
There is a point where development stops being progress and starts becoming negligent.
When thousands of acres of trees are flattened, wetlands pushed to the margins, and entire landscapes replaced with rows of apartments and interchangeable tract homes, we should be honest about what we are ...