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Ex-WSJ letters editor gives inside scoop on opinion pages

For 37 years, Tim Lemmer had a front-row seat to the ideas shaping one of America’s most influential newspapers. For 14 of those years, he was the letters editor for The Wall Street Journal, deciding from thousands of submissions each week which voices made it onto the page. The longtime...

Help feed Lowcountry families this Thanksgiving

Charleston’s hospitality community has long shown what’s possible when it comes together. With recent cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, more Lowcountry families are facing food insecurity, and Feed the Need is stepping in to help bridge the gap. Feed the Need...

DI Historical Society announces Bill Payer History Hero Award

The Daniel Island Historical Society is seeking to honor individuals in the community who are working tirelessly to ensure the stories of the past remain in the present. The nonprofit organization recently launched the Bill Payer History Hero Award, named in memory of a dedicated member of the...

Why strength through range is the real fountain of youth

After more than three decades competing and coaching at the highest levels – from rugby league to the CrossFit Games – I’ve learned that the real key to longevity isn’t just strength. It’s functional strength – the kind that lasts because it’s built through range of motion, not restriction. You...

Developer proposes 50-unit townhouse development off CFR

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:...

4 travel tips for overcoming holiday hurdles

A trip to visit loved ones or a holiday-themed vacation with your nearest and dearest can create magical memories, but first, you’ve got to get there. If the thought of holiday travel makes you nauseous, rest assured – a little planning and the right resources can help your festive getaway go...

Switch up your holiday meal with pumpkin ravioli

The holiday season is a time for creating meals and memories that last a lifetime, but it’s also one of the busiest times of the year. In the blur of commitments, crowded schedules and endless prep, the tension between a desire to create magical meals and wanting to actually enjoy them is real....

At age 70, Wynne named fifth fittest woman on earth

Pat Wynne has put a new spin on what 70 can look like. In August, the Daniel Island resident was named the fifth fittest woman on earth in her age group at the CrossFit Games, an annual international competition where athletes compete in a series of workouts that test strength and endurance...

Retirement, reimagined

Retirement doesn’t have to mean slowing down. For more than 30 years, the College of Charleston’s Center for Creative Retirement has been helping seniors keep their minds sharp, their friendships thriving, and their calendars full of adventure. With more than 200 members, many from Daniel...

DI residents rally for e-bike safety

Daniel Island resident Scott Noonan is rallying more than 100 neighbors to push for new regulations for electric bikes, better known as e-bikes, that have become a popular mode of transportation for teenagers. "We’re not anti-e-bike; we are pro-safety,” Noonan said. “We love this community and...