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It’s a bird, it's a plane, it’s a new mural at Doolittle Park

At first glance, the large mural looks like a simple image of a bird in flight. But look closer at the bird's shadow: the outline of an airplane emerges from the same brushstrokes. The layered design now anchors a new mural at Doolittle Park in Point Hope, where aviation history and the...

More than 3,000 attend Credit One watch party on Daniel Island

On Monday, July 6, thousands arrived at Credit One Stadium to watch the United States men's national soccer team on a jumbo-sized television screen as they faced Belgium in an elimination round of the 2026 World Cup. Early cheers turned to disappointment, though, as the U.S. lost 4-1 in its attempt...

Meet the authors coming to the Charleston Literary Festival, starting with these books

The Charleston Literary Festival has revealed its list of guest authors for the November event. Many of these authors have been featured here (thank you very much). Barbara Kingsolver, Virginia Evans, Lily King, Daniel Kraus, Hernan Diaz, Jayne Anne Phillips, and many more! The official bookstore...

Police recover 200 ecstasy pills during traffic stop

The following incidents were taken from the City of Charleston Police Department’s crime reports within Team 5, which covers Daniel Island, Clements Ferry Road, and parts of Cainhoy from June 16-30. LARCENY On June 17, an officer responded to a construction site on Stokes Marshal Way in...

Daniel Island Lights Up for America 250

Palm trees at the 900 Island Park Drive median are shining in red, white and blue as Daniel Island debuts its first America 250-themed display in celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary.

Easy tips for seniors to avoid dangers of extreme heat

As summer heats up across the South (while Europe endures a blistering heat wave with temperatures exceeding 100°F in parts of France, Italy, and Spain), health officials are warning that extreme heat is becoming a defining public health risk. And for older adults, it can turn dangerous...

6 Savvy Ways to Ensure Grilling Success This Summer

There’s just something timeless about a summer cookout with friends, family or neighbors. Whether it’s the sound of burgers sizzling on the grill or the smell of your favorite seasonal sides, the event invokes nostalgia and camaraderie. While the spotlight may land on the burgers and barbecued fare...

Don’t get burned by scams during your summer vacation

While you may be making summer travel plans, scammers are working on ways to steal your money and identity. The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs urges everyone to guard their wallets and personal information this summer. These tips will help you stay safe: Consider your payment...

Water Mission responds to devastating earthquakes in Venezuela

Water Mission, a Christian engineering nonprofit headquartered in North Charleston, has a Disaster Assistance Response Team in Venezuela working with partners and authorities to begin an assessment to set up multiple emergency safe water treatment systems. A pair of back-to-back earthquakes caused...

As summer heats up, so does the need for sun protection

As summer temperatures climb and more people head outdoors, dermatologists are reminding Lowcountry residents that protecting their skin from the sun is one of the best ways to reduce their risk of skin cancer. According to Dr. Rachel Hill of Daniel Island Dermatology, skin cancer is the most...