It’s hard to imagine that less than a century ago the phrase, “A woman’s place is in the home,” was the standard in American society. But today’s women can choose to also pursue a career. Many of them take on leadership positions such as CEOs, entrepreneurs, board presidents and other top roles. In the Tri-County area, we are fortunate to have some of the best and brightest … [Read more...]
Act of Valor: Citadel Cadet Awarded Medal of Honor
Honor. Duty. Respect. Those are the words that students at The Citadel pledge to live by. And upon graduation, many of them swear an additional oath — to support and defend the Constitution of the United States — by choosing to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces and willingly putting their lives on the line to defend our country’s freedoms. Some of them have made the ultimate … [Read more...]
Remembering Radio Icon Mike Edwards: Two Girls and a Guy
A cold day in December stole the final breath from one of Charleston’s most beloved radio personalities. Michael Edward Chambers, mic name Mike Edwards, was much more than the program director of Mix 95.9 WMXZ-FM, he was “the Guy.” The heartbreaking news of Edwards’ untimely death at 53, later ruled to be a heart attack, shocked the local airwaves. For many, Edwards was the … [Read more...]
River Landing Dentistry: Services, Technology, & Core Values with Owner/Operator Dr. Rebeca Zechmann
Rebeca Zechmann, Owner/Operator of River Landing Dentistry, sits down for a chat with host Brian Cleary about the various services offered by River Landing Dentistry's five different locations. If you need care outside of typical dentist's hours, check their different locations, some of which offer extended hours, and even weekend hours at select locations. River Landing … [Read more...]
Heart of a Donor
Anna Proleika has always been a dog lover. She grew up with dogs and is passionate about animal welfare. When she moved to the Charleston area 10 years ago, she learned that Charleston Animal Society had many programs and was very active in the community. A friend mentioned CAS’ Paws Around Town program, which allows members of the community to take adoptable dogs out for a … [Read more...]
Rescue of The Month: Caramel
Introducing Caramel, a gentle cattledog blend whose heart is as sweet as her name. This lovely 7-year old may be a bit of a scaredy cat at times — don’t tell her we told you that — but behind her reserved demeanor lies a curious spirit just waiting for the right moment to shine. Caramel appreciates her independence and enjoys her own space, yet once she feels secure, her loving … [Read more...]
Mayor’s Message: Take Joy in Town Pride
Since this is Mount Pleasant Magazine’s Best Of Edition, I’d like to add a few things that weren’t up for a vote but which I think also represent the best of Mount Pleasant (these are not ranked in order). LOCALLY CAUGHT SEAFOOD The cover photo of this edition speaks to the popularity of our locally caught seafood. This eye-catching photo elicits the flavor, the culture, … [Read more...]
Retired Congressman Tommy Hartnett’s Story: From SC House of Rep. to US House of Representatives
Dive into the world of politics with Tommy Hartnett, retired member of the U.S. House of Representatives, as he chats with host Bill Macchio. From his early days in the South Carolina House of Representatives to his tenure in the South Carolina Senate and finally the U.S. House of Representatives, Hartnett's journey is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode, Hartnett … [Read more...]
34 Waterway Island Drive: An Exceptional Home
With finalization of the home at 34 Waterway Island Drive slated for the end of January 2025, hardscaping the driveway with pervious brick pavers and landscaping the grounds with a variety of palmetto trees, ginger lilies, pink oleander, cosmopolitan grass and confederate jasmine is underway. A winding staircase, which leads from the covered patio adjacent to the infinity pool … [Read more...]
Sunken History: Shipwrecks of Georgetown County
Originally designed as a ferry to commute passengers up and down the coast of Maine and once a week into Boston, the steamship Harvest Moon was acquired by the U.S. Navy in 1864. Assigned to the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, the USS Harvest Moon prevented Confederate vessels from delivering supplies to the ports of Savannah, Charleston and Georgetown. Sabotage at … [Read more...]