Minority-Owned Retail Store Opens its first Location in South Carolina

MONCKS CORNER, South Carolina – The Garden of Yoni is pleased to announce the opening of its first retail store location, THE HIVE in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. While other stores are closing in the midst of this pandemic, a retail store in Moncks Corner is opening. 

Fetter Health Care Network announces new COVID-19 testing...

Fetter Health Care Network (Fetter) has announced new updates to its mobile COVID-19 testing clinic schedule in Berkeley and Charleston counties. In recognizing the need for expanded testing throughout the Lowcountry, Fetter continues its partnership with local municipalities to offer new testing events for the month of August 2020

Renown Charleston Area Facial Surgeon Reveals Innovative Hair...

SOUTH CAROLINA (July 28, 2020) —Patrick C. Angelos M.D a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgery specialist working with Charleston ENT & Allergy. He announced the publication of The Science and Art of Hair Restoration: A Patient’s Guide. The book is published with Advantage Media Group.

Moryah Jackson Joins United Community Bank as Vice President...

United Community Bank is pleased to welcome Moryah Jackson as Vice President, Director of Community Development and Engagement. In this newly created leadership role, Jackson will be responsible for oversight of the bank’s community impact initiatives along with serving as a key decision maker of the recently established United Community Bank Foundation.

CSU waives test score requirement for 2021 admissions

Charleston Southern University will waive standardized test score requirements for Spring 2021 and Fall 2021 applicants with at least a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA to provide relief to prospective students and their families in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Investment Needed in Federal Nutrition Programs in Next...

We have an urgent need for additional investments in critical federal nutrition programs to ensure our neighbors facing hunger in the Lowcountry have access to adequate nutrition during this unprecedented time.