David Kent runs his business a bit differently than most people who make their living in the Lowcountry’s booming real estate industry, representing buyers but not sellers in one of the most lucrative housing markets in the country. His penchant for swimming against the tide has done little to affect his standing among his peers, however. The Mount Pleasant resident is … [Read more...]
Still on the Cutting Edge: Hudson’s Import Service
A lot has changed in Mount Pleasant’s automotive industry over the past 38 years. Cars have evolved from simple mechanical devices to complex computer systems, the economy has had its ups and its downs and the number of automotive repair businesses, once only a few, is now dozens. As times change and technology evolves, the staff at Hudson’s Import Service has remained on … [Read more...]
Good on the Pleasant Side of the River – Good Law Group
Joe Good, III and partner Summer D. Eudy moved their law practice, Good Law Group LLC, from downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant last October, and so far, they are loving it. “We’re really excited to get to know more businesses around Mount Pleasant and to become part of the community,” said Good. “It is rewarding when other successful local entrepreneurs are choosing your … [Read more...]
Serving Both Sides of the Bridge: Phipps Law Firm
Eddie Phipps is a Mount Pleasant attorney whose offices are located in downtown Charleston. How the heck can that be? The answer is surprisingly simple. Expedience. Born and raised East of the Cooper, both of Phipps’ parents worked for the town. He is a graduate of Bishop England High School and was an officer in the Traffic Division of the Mount Pleasant Police Department for … [Read more...]
Exploring Options in Family Law: The Vitetta Law Group
Most people who didn’t grow up in the Charleston area have an interesting story about how they landed in the Lowcountry, and Guy Vitetta is no different. A native Philadelphian who met his wife, Betsy, while attending Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, Vitetta earned his law degree at Capital University in Columbus. While visiting friends in Beaufort in the early 1990s, they fell … [Read more...]
Be Prepared – It’s Never Too Early to Save for College
Tyler Richins speaks with emotion when addressing the subject of parents saving for their child’s college education. For him, the experience of being unprepared for the financial burden of four years of college is real. “My father passed away when I was 18 and just about to go off to college,” said Richins, an agent for New York Life Insurance Company since early … [Read more...]