It is odd hearing someone talk so comfortably about change. Isn’t it human nature for humans to be resistant to change and desire to stay stagnant?
But Charleston based artist Paul Silva welcomes it and says the evolution of the art world caused by the introduction of the digital world is thrilling...
In the July 28, 2011 issue of the Daniel Island News, the Daniel Island branch of the Berkeley County Library celebrated five years on the island. It was reported that between July 2010 and May 2011, the library welcomed some 67,700 patrons through its doors, a ten percent increase over the...
In the July 27, 2006 issue it was reported that there were one hundred and nineteen island youth ranging in age from 5 -18 who competed on the Daniel Island Flying Fish swim team. That year the team’s standing was bolstered by several swimmers scoring in the top ten of their events, with Ben Detar...
In a nation where headlines scream of unrest, division and deadly violence, members of the Daniel Island community sought to come together last Friday in a show of support for the City of Charleston Team 5 police officers who have pledged to serve and protect them.
The effort began with a couple...
Bugs Bunny asked “What’s Up, Doc”? But these days a more appropriate question might be “What’s App, Doc?” Yes, that’s right, there are many apps that actually take the place of a face to face office visit with your doctor – HealthTap, Talkspace, Dermcheck and Maven are just a few.
In a recent...
Earlier this month over 400 silhouettes were installed on the grounds of the Gaillard Center, with the support of Mayor Tecklenburg, with the intent of bringing awareness to homelessness in Charleston in a meaningful way. Silhouettes have also been installed on Daniel Island at Daniel Island...
This column is sponsored by Chase Payne Law Firm and Paisley of Daniel Island.
Sometimes the best places to eat are often the hardest to find. So it is with Congress in Mount Pleasant, a rustic-chic eatery serving casual New American small plates, mains, and cocktails in charming quarters....
There is nothing to do on Daniel Island… Said no one ever! In fact, the opposite is true. There are so many things to do sometimes it gets overwhelming. From old to young, the island is bustling with activities for all ages.
But even with all the options available, many moms are in a panic...
Kate Maas
Our next stop in the Daniel Island Families series is the Patterson Family of Village Crossing Drive. Meet parents Michael and Sarah; their children Will and Hannah, rising 8th and 4th grades, respectively, at the Daniel Island School; and Charlie, the family dog. We sat down with the...
Berkeley County’s Human Resources and Purchasing Committee voted last week to recommend that County Council approve contractual changes to the county’s convenience center recycling contract that will result in the elimination of recycling for plastic, aluminum, and metal, when Council meets again...