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Power suits, powerful women

She stands in front of a mirror, smoothing the sleeve of a blazer that represents more than just fabric. It’s confidence. It’s a paycheck. It’s the possibility of a different future. For more than two decades, Dress for Success Charleston County has helped women across the Lowcountry step...

Martin Luther King Jr. honored by Philip Simmons Middle School students

Four students from Philip Simmons Middle School have been recognized as winners in the Berkeley County School District’s 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Contest, which drew more than 200 entries from across the district. Stafford McQuillan, Harrison Mallinger, Gracie Taylor, and Emily Grassie were...

Volunteer Rescue Alliance saves dogs amid shelter overcrowding crisis

Journey Home Rescue Alliance is an animal rescue service that often travels hundreds of miles to save animals from an uncertain fate – helping rural, under-resourced South Carolina shelters with transportation, networking, and medical care. According to founder Danielle Zuck, the volunteer-run...

Bishop England High School named to AP Honor Roll

Bishop England High School has been recognized for student success in the Advanced Placement program. The College Board announced that Bishop England High School has been named to the 2025 Advanced Placement Program School Honor Roll. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose AP programs...

Proposed 93-lot single-family development in Point Hope under review

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:...

What locksmiths say homeowners get wrong

You have locks on your doors and windows, and you make sure they’re secure before you leave the house or head to bed each night. You may even have a security system with an alarm or cameras to protect your home. Some locksmiths say that may not be enough. Bryan McCabe, director of locksmith...

Easy-to-use lickable supplements offer a simple way to make your pet’s wellness an effortless part of everyday life.

Update your pet’s health and wellness routine without fuss

Pets are more than companions – they’re family – and keeping them healthy can be simple, enjoyable and rewarding. Today’s pet parents may be busier than ever, yet they’re also more committed to wellness than previous generations. That means approaching their furry friends’ unique needs with the...

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AI wills create legal time bombs, warns expert

As artificial intelligence tools become increasingly embedded in everyday life, more Americans are turning to AI for tasks that were once considered too important to automate – including writing their wills. While the appeal is obvious, experts are now warning that the trend could leave families...

A sneak peek at the 2026 economy

Daniel Island resident and national economic guru Steve Slifer gave his annual report card on the state and stability of the economy at the Daniel Island Club last month and ended his hour-long presentation with three simple words: No easy answers. HOW WE FEELING? Slifer, a former senior...

Money lessons for life

Picture this: Your 7-year-old child stands in a store, clutching a jar of coins, and proudly counts out exact change for their first big purchase. It’s a heartwarming moment — and a practical lesson in money management. From setting up savings jars to opening a bank account, parents have countless...