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Middleton Place curator next up in speaker series

Charleston is well known for its historical plantations that draw millions of visitors every year. One of the most visited is Middleton Place, and Jeff Neale, curator of research and collections for its foundation, knows all its secrets. Neale is next up in the Daniel Island Community Speaker...

Masterful finish as DIS 5th grader Eloise Fetzer ties for second at Drive, Chip & Putt Finals at Augusta National

Daniel Island School 5th grader Eliose Fetzer played steady golf and nearly holed her final putt tying for second in her division at the Drive, Chip & Putt Finals Sunday morning at Augusta National Golf Course. The national competition aired live on the Golf Channel Sunday morning as Masters...

Court upholds denial of permit for Mace demonstration this weekend

A federal court judge late this afternoon rejected a request from protest organizers to overturn a permit denial from the City of Charleston that would have allowed a demonstration of 300 protestors against District One Congresswoman Nancy Mace on Saturday as thousands of spectators are attending...

Activists appeal permit denial of Nancy Mace protest near COCO

A federal court judge will determine whether a demonstration of 300 protestors against District One Congresswoman Nancy Mace can take place Saturday afternoon, as thousands of spectators are attending the Credit One Charleston Open semifinals two-and-a-half blocks away. The City of Charleston has...

Behind the racket

From the outside, life as a professional tennis player seems like a dream – glamorous travel, packed stadiums, and the thrill of competition. But behind the highlight reels and trophies lies a relentless grind that few truly understand. What about the parts we don’t see? The...

Church of the Holy Spirit plans $4M expansion

For nearly two decades, the Church of the Holy Spirit has been a cornerstone of faith and community for its congregation on Daniel Island. Now, it’s ready to grow with a major campus expansion backed by a $4 million capital campaign called Make His Love Known. With packed worship...

Charleston Open champions Special Olympics, wheelchair tennis

As world-class tennis takes center stage on the main court, another historic match will take place on one of Credit One Stadium’s secondary courts. For the 15th consecutive year, the Charleston Open is hosting its Special Olympics tennis clinic, making it the longest-running event in the...

Trash day moves to Wednesdays for select Clements Ferry residents

Select residents along Clements Ferry Road will see a change in their garbage and yard waste collection schedule beginning in April. Trident Waste will take over collection services from Capital Waste, shifting the pickup day from Tuesday to Wednesday for 1,070 residents. The change...

A grand slam for the senses

Picture this. The Lowcountry sun soaking into your pores, the crisp pop of a perfect serve echoing across the court, and the irresistible aroma of barbecue and fresh lemonade drifting through the air. Welcome to the Credit One Charleston Open, where world-class tennis meets an equally top-...

New Clements Ferry furniture store features functionality and sustainability

Tired of driving over the bridge in search of high quality furniture? Avoid traffic and visit Luonto Furniture along Clements Ferry Road for high-quality, designer furniture. Pentti Viitala founded Luonto Furniture in 1964, starting by reupholstering and selling sofas door to door in a...