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Dive into murder, NYC tales, and family sagas during spring break

Nonfiction is a frequent request from readers, so this month, again, we have several selections. It really just depends on what is published each month, but hope you find something appealing. “A Town Without Time” by Gay Talese is a collection of six decades of his essays about the city of...

Development booms along Clements Ferry, approval requests mount

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. ...

Berkeley County Schools Closed Wednesday March 5: Severe weather expected in a.m.

From the Berkeley County School District: Due to severe weather forecasts, including high winds during morning transportation that could impact the safe operation of school buses, all Berkeley County School District schools and offices will be closed on Wednesday, March 5. Before and...

Ever had dinner in a dome?

Evening chills don't necessarily mean giving up outdoor dining. Heated igloo domes have dotted restaurant patios over the winter months, allowing customers to enjoy their favorite restaurant’s ambiance outside - while staying warm and cozy inside. Although the domes have since been put away for...

Saint Clare church architecture honored with Carolopolis Award

Saint Clare of Assisi Catholic Church has been honored with the Carolopolis Award for New Construction by the Preservation Society of Charleston. Carolopolis, which means Charles Town in Latin, named after King Charles II of England and the original name of the colony established in 1670, holds a...

Social Security declares ‘Slam the Scam’ day

Throughout the year, the Social Security Administration gives people the tools to recognize Social Security-related scams and stop scammers from stealing their money and personal information.  By declaring March 6 as National Slam the Scam Day, the agency aims to draw increased awareness to the...

Create a cozy outdoor space with a backyard firepit

As the Lowcountry weather takes a turn toward spring, a firepit can serve as a warm and inviting backyard retreat, perfect for roasting marshmallows for s’mores or stargazing while wrapped in cozy blankets. Before you can share time around the firepit with loved ones, however, consider these tips...

Celebrating Excellence

Great teachers do more than educate – they inspire, encourage, and shape the future. Each year, the Berkeley County Teacher of the Year award honors educators who go above and beyond to make a lasting impact in their schools and communities. The district recently announced its 2024-...

No turf wars, just teamwork

It’s a question that may befuddle residents living on Daniel Island and the Cainhoy Peninsula. If I’m governed by Berkeley County, why do I see a Charleston police officer patrolling my neighborhood? Why not a Berkeley County Sheriff’s deputy? The answer is simple. It depends...

What’s Left to Build?

It may not be grabbing the headlines like the current makeover of a certain grocery store, but there is another prominent construction project underway in the heart of downtown Daniel Island, just a rock skip away from Credit One Stadium. Crews are scooping out dirt and replacing it with...