Berkeley County is seeking public feedback on its 2024 Annual Action Plan, which addresses local housing and community development needs.
The public may comment on the plan draft starting through April 15.
The Annual Action Plan provides a summary of the actions, activities, and funding resources...
The Credit One Charleston Open is only a couple weeks away, and the main draw field boasts a who's-who of the top women’s tennis players in the world.
Kicking off March 30, the largest women’s-only professional tennis tournament in North America, runs through April 7 on Daniel Island.
The Credit...
Low maintenance, beautiful flowers, and plenty of varieties have made hydrangeas a favorite landscape plant. It seems you can’t visit a garden center or nursery without being tempted by one of the traditional favorites or newer hydrangea varieties.
Despite their easy-care nature, hungry deer can...
It’s easy to overlook what is right under our noses.
But across South Carolina’s diverse landscapes, including the Blue Ridge, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain, there are various native plants, many of which are highly sought after in other parts of the world.
These plants have evolved...
In an age where electronics seem to be taking over everything, the need for the responsible recycling of electronic waste, or e-waste, may be at an all-time-high.
When devices like old cell phones and computers skip the recycling bin and end up in landfills, environmental experts agree...
The city of Charleston ushered in March by introducing six additional compost drop-off sites, an expansion of its composting program that originally launched in early 2022.
The six new drop-off locations are placed across different parts of the city, allowing Charleston residents to...
To celebrate Sunshine Week and shine a light on the importance of public records and government openness, take the following true or false quiz about your freedom of information rights.
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. Requests for government records pursuant to a freedom of information law can only be...
For young golfers who are not backed by wealthy parents, private clubs, or big investors, making it to the pros may be a long shot.
But Daniel Island resident and golf lover Donnie Dotson is helping to jump-start the careers of aspiring athletes and level the playing field.
Dotson is...
Ten-year-old Wade Altum hopes to make a slam dunk during March Madness at his fourth annual charity challenge, Hoops Against Homelessness.
Combining his love of basketball and his desire to help the homeless, the Daniel Island School fifth grader hopes to raise $10,000 this month.
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Getting through high school is a battle of its own, but for some students, the toughest challenges are often fought outside of school.
To recognize the resilience of local high school seniors, the Daniel Island Exchange Club will award the Accepting the Challenge of Excellence Scholarship...