The Business Journal's daily Tip Sheet - Oct. 21, 2019

New Restaurant Tempest To Open On Market Street

Brought to you by the team from 5Church Charleston, 5Church Charlotte and Sophia’s Lounge, Tempest is scheduled to open Spring 2020 in the former historic Harriot Pinckney Home for Sailors located next door to ...

Canstruction Team Selected to Create Sculpture ...

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. – Faculty and students from Philip Simmons High School have been selected to design and create a lowcountry-themed structure out of full cans of food as part of Canstruction, scheduled for November 16 at Mount Pleasant Towne Centre.

AmbassaCare Presents Home for the Holidays

Charleston, SC – AmbassaCare will host a seminar for individuals interested in learning more about how to talk with family members regarding the kind of care they desire in the event of a medical crisis, and what documents are important to have in place.

Celadon Hosts 25th Anniversary With Dozens Of Local Artisans ...

To celebrate their 25th anniversary, Celadon is hosting an all-day birthday party, complete with food and beverage trucks, tarot card readings, face painting for kids, and live music. The Celadon team will stack a curated and eclectic group of dozens local and regional artists and makers throughout the store. There will be live music, and guests can enjoy free beer and birthday cake.

Celebrate Halloween with Wild Dunes Resort

This Halloween, Wild Dunes Resort is inviting locals and visitors alike to experience a variety of fun events, ranging from a seaside showing of “Book of Life” to Trick or Treating around the resort.

Primrose School of Mount Pleasant Recognized as Regional ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. – Local entrepreneurs Carmen and Jeff Caldwell, owners of Primrose School of Mount Pleasant, were honored this past weekend by their franchise company, Primrose Schools at its national conference.

Palmetto Goodwill Celebrates 40 Years of Putting People to Work

When Palmetto Goodwill opened its doors in 1979 with 6 employees and a $90,000 budget, nobody envisioned the immense impact it would have 40 years later, providing training, employment and community services to over 400,000 people and placing 19,157 into new jobs during that span.