Bishop England has put its faith in a new athletic director after decades of success on and off the field. This school year marks a new era of leadership for the Battling Bishops, but their expectations remain as high as ever. After 50 years of propelling Bishop England sports to the prestigious heights where they are today, athletic director and legendary girlsβ basketball … [Read more...]
Principal Promotions: Local Elementary, Primary Schools Under New Leadership
Charleston County School District has two promising principals who are beginning new roles in the 2023-2024 school year. Ashley Dorsey will lead James B. Edwards Elementary and Jason Sims will oversee Laurel Hill Primary School. Dorsey is moving from Laurel Hill, where she served as principal, into the same leadership role at James B. Edwards. She has a plethora of … [Read more...]
Farm-to-Market: Boone Hall Farms Cultivates Willie’s Roadside Market
βIf you build it, they will come.β Boone Hall Farms has been growing its own βField of Dreamsβ for decades and theyβve certainly reaped what theyβve sown. Supply and demand has always been there, but now thereβs a market for it, literally. Surrounded by 150 acres of farmland, beside the busy thoroughfare that is Highway 17, stands an open-aired, timber-framed … [Read more...]
Locally Grown: Mount Pleasant Farmers Market: A Community Crop
The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market is a treasured community event that has been a cornerstone of Mount Pleasant living since its first gathering in August 1998. In those days, long before the market pavilion was constructed, farmers would set up tents on the Moultrie Middle School lawn. Hosted every Tuesday until the end of October, it offered locally grown produce from … [Read more...]
Carolina-Clemson Rivalry Runs Deep in Lowcountry Families: House Divided
Itβs the most wonderful time of the year. No, not Christmas, college football season! With football season comes tailgating, school colors, big screen TVs and of course, rivalry. Some of the most heated rivalries over the years have included Army and Navy, Alabama and Auburn, Michigan and Ohio State, Georgia and Florida, Texas and Texas A&M and University of Southern … [Read more...]
Local Cheerleaders Rally for Community Change: Girls of Fall
In a vibrant city known for its rich history and undeniable Southern charm, the high school cheerleading squads of Mount Pleasant have taken their team spirit beyond the football field and into the heart of the community. These dynamic young individuals have discovered the power of their voices, determination and teamwork, using their talents not only to uplift their school, … [Read more...]
Friday Night Lights: Mount Pleasant Football Teams of Yesteryear
Are you ready for some football? Those Friday night lights have finally arrived β and after a long, hot summer, they are exactly what weβve all been waiting for. But even if youβre not a football fan, rooting for the hometown team is a must. For close to 50 years, the Wando Warriors football program was the only team in town. Now, with the Bengals of Lucy Beckham … [Read more...]
John Gentry Brings Mental Health in a Judgment-free Zone: Ellie Mental Health
Ellie Mental Health wants to help you live your best life. As trends in mental health allow those who need it to seek that care in a judgment-free zone Ellie steps up to be one of those places for you or your family. John Gentry, owner of Ellie Mental Health in Mount Pleasant saw a need for more mental health providers in the area and looked around and decided Ellie was the … [Read more...]
55+ Active Living near Charleston, SC. Pickleball, Shopping, Water Aerobics, Parks & Trails… More.
Amie Dufek (Senior Property Mgr) and Nicole Spencer (Fitness & Lifestyle Coordinator) talk with host Brian Cleary about Restore at Carolina Park in Mount Pleasant, SC. Watch and listen how Active Adult Apartment Living for the 55 and better crowd includes sociability, friendships, travel and fitness with activities like pickleball, water aerobics, and classes like tai chi, … [Read more...]
A Tribute to Roy Williams III: Man of History
Roy Williams III was an icon on Sullivanβs Island. He knew the island frontwards and backwards, inside and out, top to bottom. Not only had Williams lived on the island longer than just about any other resident, but he also wrote extensively on its history and architecture. He was even known to offer occasional tours of the island by trolley. When the islandβs historical … [Read more...]