Business

Lessons from the beetle: Why protecting your work culture matters

There’s a story coming out of Pannonhalma, Hungary, about tens of thousands of old books being pulled from the shelves of a medieval abbey in an effort to save them from a beetle infestation that could wipe out centuries of history. The 1,000-year-old Pannonhalma Archabbey is a Benedictine...

55 units planned for The Pointe at Governor’s Cay in Cainhoy

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...

Business Briefs: Island professionals earn achievements

DI chiropractor enters 25th year caring for Charleston Battery players Longtime Daniel Island resident Dr. David Theobald of Theobald Family Chiropractic returns as the official chiropractor for the Charleston Battery soccer team for the 25th year. Dr. Theobald will provide chiropractic...

Look Who’s Here: 834 Foundation Street

Almost overnight, it seems like a slew of new businesses popped up and opened in The Gates, a new shopping center in the Point Hope community located at 834 Foundation St. – just a block away from the well-traveled roundabout off Clements Ferry Road. The still-growing commerce center,...

Look Who’s Here: 250 Seven Farms Drive

Situated along one of Daniel Island’s most prominent roads, 250 Seven Farms Drive is a mixed-use building that has been a local fixture since its construction in 2005. The building houses four businesses, offering a blend of service and creative spaces. Blume Designs Floral Studio is...

Look Who’s Here: 1190 Clements Ferry Road

As you enter the north side of Clements Ferry, just past Cainhoy Road, one of the first buildings you’ll spot is 1190 Clements Ferry Road. Once known as the longtime home of Joey Tomatoes, the one-story commercial building houses a range of trade companies and a dance studio. Soon, it will...

Mpishi Restaurant, a Daniel Island staple, has two food stations located inside Credit One Stadium during the tournament.

Local businesses 'court' visitors and volunteers for a winning experience

Some of the areas boutiques and restaurants encourage COCO fans to stop into their shops by offering specially-crafted menu items, unique events, curated products, and perks for volunteers. Blume Designs Floral Artistry Blume Designs bounced into the Credit One Charleston Open by participating in...

Look Who’s Here: From aces to encores at 161 Seven Farms Drive

There’s only one spot in Charleston where tennis champions, rising athletes, and music superstars share the same stage – Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island. This premier venue has evolved into a world-class entertainment hub, anchoring a dynamic sports and entertainment district at 161...

Look Who’s Here: 260 Seven Farms Drive

Tucked away on one of Daniel Island’s most prominent roads is 260 Seven Farms Drive. Home to five diverse businesses, the part-retail, part-residential building was built in 2005, and its tenants include the following: The Cove Charleston is a women’s boutique selling high-end...

Look Who’s Here

The businesses at 2398 Clements Ferry Road encapsulate Cainhoy’s vibrant and dynamic commercial district. Established in 2001, this single-story, mixed-use building spans 1.25 acres and serves as a hub for local small businesses. Tenants occupying the space include: Charleston...