Lisa Carrells, owner of For the House “The Barstool Shop” said she has little interest in talking about herself, but she will talk about her business and the .importance of buying local. She is one Lowcountry entrepreneur who cheerleads all her friends, neighbors and customers to seek out ways to support every local business and “to keep spending here and help our … [Read more...]
Providing the Magic: Wonder Works Toys
Christine Osborne, owner of Wonder Works Toys in Mount Pleasant, has worked hard to make her business more than a toy store. Customers come from near and far for its wonderful array of toys, games, puzzles and various other fun items for the young and old alike. But it is the warmth that emanates within the store and spreads across the community that makes it so unique. “I … [Read more...]
Get Back to Playing Tennis: Holy City Tennis Shop
Since its opening in 2017, Mount Pleasant’s Holy City Tennis Shop has enjoyed steady growth, and 2020 was no exception. According to owner Daniel DiNardo, “We have been as busy as ever during COVID, as this sport is one of the safest to play while practicing social distancing. We have been adhering to local guidelines — such as wearing masks and practicing social spacing inside … [Read more...]
1783 Shell Ring Circle, Golf Course Views
At nearly 5,000 square feet, this impressive, three-story Greek revival home, located at 1783 Shell Ring Circle, is situated on a full acre and overlooks ..the 8th green of Dunes West golf course. A grand two-story foyer crafted from marble and granite greets you as you enter the home. The first floor features one guest bedroom with a full bath, while the upstairs has … [Read more...]
Home Sweet Office: Spruce Up Your Workspace
Working from home can seem like a dream for many people. There’s more time in the day thanks to a lack of a commute, and they can work in a familiar space and avoid the distractions that can come with a regular office space. Over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced employees all over the country to work remotely, avoiding a potentially infectious office … [Read more...]
Mark Smith, McAlister-Smith Funeral and Cremation and SC State Representative District 99
Podcast Episode 18: On this episode of the Mount Pleasant Magazine Podcast Mark Smith the President/CEO at McAlister-Smith Funeral and Cremation and SC State Representative for District 99 talks with MPM Publisher Bill Macchio about family, McAlister-Smith Funeral & Cremation and what life is like for Mark Smith the SC State Representative for District 99. Listen To Us On … [Read more...]
4137 Vanderhorst Circle: Breathtaking Views
Set on an acre lot and overlooking the Wando River is 4137 Vanderhorst Circle, a custom-built home that makes outdoor living look better than ever. This more than 4,000-square-feet abode is nestled among a mature woodland forest and offers a well-manicured backyard, outfitted with professional landscape lighting. Soak up some rays on the outside deck or relax with a cocktail on … [Read more...]
A Town is Created Part 2 in 340 Years of Mount Pleasant History
As the new century unfolded, Mount Pleasant’s rural identity began a metamorphosis. The lone hamlet of Greenwich, once surrounded by .miles of woods and farmland, would be joined by three other small settlements. New industries would appear, and the harborside community would become a hub of activity. Greenwich Village had been established in 1765, with 50 waterfront acres … [Read more...]
Investing During Uncertain Times: Two Cents from the Experts
Amid a bevy of unstable events, like a global pandemic, the tipping of the scales of power in the political arena, social unrest, employment uncertainties and a slew of other 2020-borne calamities, it’s very understandable to contemplate burying your life savings in a jar in the backyard in case things inevitably continue hitting the fan. Yet, silver linings abound, if only you … [Read more...]
Say Goodbye to Debt: Advice from Experts
As we continue to put distance between ourselves and 2020, it remains destined to be a year not soon forgotten, despite how much we all wish we could. It saw schools and businesses shuttered, gatherings canceled and the introduction of the phrase “social distancing” into our daily vernacular. And it’s not over yet. Since March 15, 2020, over 65 million unemployment claims … [Read more...]