News

Three coyotes trapped on DI in two weeks, according to POA

In an article in last week’s issue of The Daniel Island News, several island residents expressed renewed concerns about the presence of coyotes in the area after a string of recent cat deaths. Coyotes are a tricky issue to deal with, as killing and relocating the animals does not always curb their...

Network of parallel road connections along Clements Ferry Rd. in planning stages

The Clements Ferry Road expansion has been the subject of cautious applause and worry for residents of Daniel Island and Cainhoy. Citizens are excited for better roadway access to the area, but some have shown concern that the road expansion, currently in the first of two phases, will not be...

House District 99 race heats up

The League of Women Voters of the Charleston Area put out an invitation to both candidates in the South Carolina House District 99 race to participate in a public forum at Philip Simmons High School later this month. But only one accepted. Democrat Jen Gibson and her opponent, Republican Nancy...

A Q & A with NEEDTOBREATHE'S Seth Bolt

Daniel Island has been a frequent stop for southern rockers NEEDTOBREATHE over the years. As they’ve grown as a band, they’ve always kept the island close, making it the home of their annual charity golf tournament, the NEEDTOBREATHE Classic, and regularly performing in the area. In honor of their...

Even a tiny catch can net a big experience!

As I get older, fishing becomes more about the experience than the catch. Last week, we decided to rent a house on Lake Keowee and take in a Clemson football game. Of course, Elliott and I brought our flyrods. Just in case. Kick-off was at noon, so we were not able to fish before the game (because...

DI News History - October 4, 2018

TEN YEARS AGO - Berkeley County comprehensive plan demands attention Ten years ago in the October 2, 2008 issue of The Daniel Island News, an article highlighted a meeting held within the community to discuss Berkeley County’s future and the ever-growing traffic congestion on local roadways, such...

Following the beat: Philip Simmons High School's first marching band finds fun on the field

It was a hot day on the Philip Simmons High School practice fields last Thursday. Middle and high school students were joking around with each other as they marched in unison, practicing scales, and running color guard drills. But in addition to making music – they are also making history. The...

Land use and zoning activities on Daniel Island

These are the issues being brought before the various City of Charleston boards and committees that are specific to land use and zoning on Daniel Island. For more information on any of these proposed actions, visit dineighborhoodassociation.org (click on “Land Use and Zoning Activity”). All...

Fear of coyotes reignited among DI residents after four cats are killed in two weeks

The stories about Daniel Island coyotes seemed to start overnight at the beginning of the summer. After several cats were reported missing on the island, or found deceased, small pet owners in the community began swapping anecdotes, photos, and videos of coyotes via social media posts searching for...

Lowcountry Mayors' Disaster Relief Fund to aid Hurricane Florence recovery efforts

Sixteen local mayors have joined together to create the Lowcountry Mayors’ Disaster Relief Fund to aid in Hurricane Florence recovery efforts. Money raised through the effort will be put towards disaster-related assistance via the Coastal Community Foundation’s Disaster Relief Fund. Taking part in...