We at Mount Pleasant Magazine launched our real estate podcast in late 2020. We’ve been showcasing our coastal way of living for three plus decades inside the pages of the magazine, which has always included the world of real estate. Our extensive database of coastal real estate information paired with the availability of modern technology led to our next step, a real estate … [Read more...]
Credit One Charleston Open is a Pioneer in Women’s Professional Tennis: 51 Years and Counting
Credit One Charleston Open, held each April on Daniel Island at Credit One Stadium, draws some of the biggest names in the WTA (Women’s Tennis Association), with a roster of past champions that reads like a who’s who of sport’s legends. That list includes Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, Tracy Austin, Steffi Graf, Serena and Venus Williams, Martina Hingis and Gabriela … [Read more...]
Find the Perfect Piece to Fit Your Home at Grammy’s Attic
Grammy’s Attic is a must-visit destination for decor enthusiasts, DIYers and antiques aficionados. Owner Rene Clark put it best when she said, “you’ll find a little bit of everything at Grammy’s Attic.” In their new location off Clements Ferry, Grammy’s offers a selection of vintage pieces, decor items, artwork, consignment articles, refinished furniture and local products. … [Read more...]
Lorelei: Shem Creek’s First Restaurant
It doesn’t get much better than this: a great seafood dinner, a waterfront view, a stroll along the pier and a drink at a dockside bar. The scores of visitors at Shem Creek every night are testament to the fun and flavor that the iconic site — dotted with local haunts that spotlight all that was mentioned above — offers. However, it’s a far different scene than the one there … [Read more...]
Rivertowne Homes with Susan Matthews of The Matthews Group
This special episode of Voice for Real Estate Podcast, the Coastal Home Podcast Tour which focuses on the different neighborhoods along the Carolina coast. Susan Matthews of The Matthews Group/Coldwell Banker Carolinas talks to host Bill Macchio about Rivertowne in Mount Pleasant, SC. Susan and her husband moved into Rivertowne in 2015 and she loves the neighborhood, and is a … [Read more...]
Double the Care Coastal: Carolina Physical Therapy
Great things come in pairs. This holds true for the physical therapists at Coastal Carolina Physical Therapy. Originally from Maine, twin brothers Dr. Alexander Nadeau, PT, DPT, and Dr. Thomas Nadeau, PT, DPT, who attended physical therapy school together at Husson University, just opened their new practice in Mount Pleasant on Jan. 2. Centered around family and community, … [Read more...]
Servicing Your Entire Game: Holy City Tennis
Walk into a random sports shop asking about tennis and you will probably find someone to point you to some racquets and tennis balls. Entering Holy City Tennis in Mount Pleasant offers a completely different customer service experience. When owner Daniel DiNardo greets you, you’ll be in the capable hands of a professional committed to making your tennis game as good as … [Read more...]
A Tribute to Thomasena Stokes-Marshall: Long Live the Fruit
The Mount Pleasant Senior Center. The East Cooper campus of Trident Technical College. The African American Historic Settlements Commission. These are just a few fixtures that enhance the daily lives of Mount Pleasant residents, and they were all made possible through the dogged efforts of a woman who has been called “a guiding light” throughout the community. Thomasena … [Read more...]
Club President Lee Cohen on 2023 Charleston Battery Soccer
The new Charleston Battery Soccer Club President Lee Cohen talks with host Brian Cleary about his experience (success) with the Tampa Bay Rowdies, his move to Charleston to become the Club President for the Charleston Battery Soccer, the date of this year's season home opener, some of the exciting improvements and additions being planned at Pariots Point, and personal insights … [Read more...]
For Whom the Seaview Inn Calls: Meet the Mayor of Dreams, Cheese and Pawleys Island
Push and pull. Ebb and flow. These are the cadences of the ocean — and the rhythms that have governed Brian Henry’s life. The boy who grew up in southern Louisiana’s Cajun country before relocating to bustling Atlanta, now lives in the heart of the “Hammock Coast” that his efforts helped nickname so appropriately. What started as a call from a tiny rustic inn on the ocean, … [Read more...]