The Rotary Club of Mount Pleasant’s 40th Annual Soccer Classic is scheduled to kick off next month at 9 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 15 at the Charleston County School District 2 Stadium (Robert Hayes Stadium at Wando High School). The milestone event looks to continue its legacy as the premier kickoff tournament for Lowcountry high school soccer. The tournament, which began in 1984, … [Read more...]
All Walks of Faith: A Conversation with Mount Pleasant’s Faith Leaders
Four of Mount Pleasant's spiritual leaders, Rev. Dr. Nicole Abdnour, Father Gregory West, Pastor Josh Surratt, and Rabbi Yossi Refson, sit down for a chat with host Brian Cleary. Opening up the episode, Rev. Dr. Nicole Abdnour, the Senior Pastor of Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church, talks about being part of the All Walks of Faith cover photoshoot for the November/December … [Read more...]
Mallard Lakes: Mount Pleasant’s Hidden Jewel
For many years, Mount Pleasant has been one of South Carolina’s more active real estate markets. There are many reasons for its popularity, starting with its prime coastal location. The town’s desirability often causes homebuyers challenges as they search for a family-friendly neighborhood in an ideal location on the affordable side of real estate. Mallard Lakes is truly a … [Read more...]
Look Good, Feel Better 4Ever Young Anti-Aging Solutions
4Ever Young Anti-Aging Solutions located in Mount Pleasant Towne Centre offers vitality, wellness and anti-aging services for both men and women to help them live their best lives. Locally owned by long-time Mount Pleasant residents Jon Hilfiger and Derek White, 4Ever Young is one of the few specialty clinics that provides services for both men and women in a modern, upscale … [Read more...]
Charleston Men’s Clinic: A Healthy Investment
Struggling with low energy, decreased motivation, mood issues, decreased mental clarity, diminished libido or sexual dysfunction? You very well might be dealing with a hormone imbalance, a condition that affects many people, but often goes untreated. Hormone pellet therapy offers a simple, long-term solution to help restore balance. This approach is catching the attention of … [Read more...]
Behind the Bar: Sullivan’s Fish Camp: Classy, Yet Casual
A lifelong passion for the equine lifestyle brought Andrew Davis from Connecticut to Johns Island to manage the barn where he boarded his horse. Looking for extra income to support his high-priced hobby, Davis landed in the food and beverage industry in 2018 when he was hired as a server and barback at the Darling Oyster Bar downtown. In 2019, Davius shifted to Basic … [Read more...]
What’s On The Menu: Post House, A Timeless Taste
During the months that end in “r,” what could be better than East Coast oysters with traditional accompaniments? At the Post House, a longstanding coastal tavern and inn built in 1896 in the heart of Mount Pleasant’s Old Village that offers seasonal fare and a bit of salty air, this option makes the perfect brunch starter, especially when paired with a Bloody Mary crafted with … [Read more...]
Discover the Magic of Mount Pleasant’s Libraries featuring Executive Director Angela Craig!
Join host Brian Cleary as he chats with Angela Craig, Executive Director of Charleston County Public Library, about the three vibrant libraries serving the Mount Pleasant community: the Village Library, the Mount Pleasant Regional Library, and the Wando Library. Learn why the "small but beautiful" Village Library is a hidden gem, offering a carefully curated collection with … [Read more...]
Georgetown’s Yuletide Tour of Homes: Strolling Through Time
When Kevin Jayroe, local realtor and chairman of Georgetown’s Architectural Review Board, and Trudy Bazemore, associate director of the Georgetown County Library, sat down for lunch at the Rice Paddy restaurant 23 years ago, they hatched an idea to create a holiday tour of homes as an event to raise funds for the library’s children’s area and its programs. Jayroe and Bazemore … [Read more...]
Holiday Fun at Kaminski House Museum
Perched on a bluff overlooking the Sampit River behind Georgetown’s Front Street is the stately Kaminski House, built in the Georgian style sometime in the mid-to-late 1760s by successful merchant Paul Trapier. After Trapier gifted the home to his daughter, it traded hands many times until Harold and Julia Kaminski purchased the property in 1931. The son of a prominent … [Read more...]