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Lowcountry

Hermosa Jewelry Hosts Grand Opening for New Downtown Charleston, SC Location

July 19, 2022 by 0 Comments
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LEADING CHARLESTON JEWELRY SHOP HERMOSA JEWELRY HOSTS GRAND OPENING FOR NEW DOWNTOWN LOCATION

Flagship Mount Pleasant Store and Downtown Location Open for Permanent Jewelry Experience & Original Handcrafted Jewelry Designs

CHARLESTON, SC — One of the premier Charleston jewelry shops, according to USA Today, Hermosa Jewelry is launching their second location alongside other locally run businesses in the Cannonborough-Elliiotborough neighborhood in downtown Charleston. The shop, founded and owned by Haley Holzworth, will be focusing on a hot new trend in fashion: the Permanent Jewelry experience. 

Permanent Jewelry, a custom fit piece of jewelry that is welded together without a clasp, has become known as the ultimate friendship bracelet. Similar to the Flagship shop in Mount Pleasant, the store will also be filled with original handcrafted designs and unique gifts for all. 

“I started this business 20 years ago when I was in high school, and it is a dream come true to now be opening a second location in the #1 city in the United States for travel,” says Haley Holzworth. “Charleston has become a premier destination for travelers, and we are excited to be able to offer those visiting the Holy City a unique jewelry experience.”

Please join us for an afternoon of shopping and Permanent Jewelry welding at the grand opening of this beautiful new location. Refreshments and light hors d’oeuvres will be provided. 

  • Haley will be available for interviews. 
  • Where: Hermosa Jewelry, 62A Spring Street, Charleston, SC 29403
  • When: 4-8pm EST, July 28, 2022 

RSVP: Please RSVP to Director of Media Brielle Colby brielle@districtmediagroup.com 

About Hermosa Jewelry

Hermosa Jewelry was founded in 2002 by Haley Holzworth. Haley inherited a collection of vintage jewelry she reconstructed into new creations. Hermosa Jewelry uniquely balances bold colors with distinct textures, creating artfully designed everyday jewelry and one of a kind statement pieces. Hermosa Jewelry has appeared in Hermosa in USA Today, Charleston Magazine,  and Charleston Weddings among others. For more information on Hermosa Jewelry, email hello@hermosajewelry.com, visit www.hermosajewelry.com, follow on Facebook (Hermosa Jewelry) or Instagram (@HermosaJewelry).

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U.S. Space Force names Clemson University its newest strategic partner

July 18, 2022 by 0 Comments
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The U.S. Space Force welcomed Clemson University as an official member of its University Partnership Program (UPP) at a Memorandum of Understanding signing event on July 18.

The USSF — the sixth and newest branch of the U.S. Armed Forces — established the UPP to identify, develop and retain a diverse, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)-capable workforce to further its mission to protect U.S. and allied interests in space.

As modern warfare is increasingly fought via satellite control networks, the need for creative workers proficient in the STEM fields is at an all-time high. Through the partnership, the USSF will seek to recruit new members and create educational and leadership development programs for existing Space Force employees.

Clemson is proud to partner with the United States Space Force in becoming a member of the USSF University Partnership Program. As we continue our institution’s strong history with the United States Armed Forces, this new partnership is an incredible opportunity for our faculty, staff and students to continue to engage in groundbreaking research, develop innovative educational experiences and discover new and exciting ways to serve our country.CLEMSON UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT JIM CLEMENTS

The research and technology created through the partnership will make an impact far outside the military, said Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. David D. Thompson.

With the signing of the MOU, Clemson University and the U.S. Space Force commit to an exciting partnership for the future. Our nation is depending on the next generations of scientists and engineers to help us solve complex national security challenges and these challenges are multi-generational. A big part of that challenge involves educating, recruiting and equipping the next generation for service — and that’s why we are here today. Any knowledge gained from the Space Force and Clemson working together is ultimately for the benefit of our nation.VICE CHIEF OF SPACE OPERATIONS GEN. DAVID D. THOMPSON

Universities are selected based on four criteria: the quality of STEM degree offerings and space-related research laboratories and initiatives; a robust ROTC program; a diverse student population; and degrees and programming designed to support military, veterans and their families in pursing higher education.

Teaming with the USSF comes naturally for Clemson, a school that boasts a rich military heritage dating back to its founding as an all-male military college in 1889. Clemson alumni have fought, and in 497 cases given the ultimate sacrifice, in every war since then. Its ROTC program has produced more than 10,000 officers, including Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond, a 1984 Clemson alumnus, and two Air Force generals assigned to Space Force — Maj. Gen. Leah G. Lauderback, ‘93 and Maj. Gen. Donna Shipton, ‘91.

Signing the MOU is the first step in a journey designed to enhance the futures of both entities. The USSF and Clemson will immediately begin working to meet the program’s four main goals:

  1. Establish opportunities for world-class research, advanced academic degrees, and workforce and leadership development for USSF Guardians.
  2. Identify and pursue research areas of mutual interest with member universities, individually and collectively.
  3. Establish scholarship, internship and mentorship opportunities for university students and ROTC cadets.
  4. Recruit and develop diverse officer, enlisted and civilian Guardians with a particular focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics

Clemson is the 13th university to join the UPP. The others are:

  • The University of North Dakota
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Georgia Institute of Technology
  • The University of Texas at Austin/System
  • The University of Texas at El Paso
  • Howard University
  • North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
  • Purdue University
  • The University of Colorado Boulder/System
  • The University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
  • Arizona State University
  • The University of Southern California

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SHL Medical announces plans for a new manufacturing site in North Charleston, South Carolina creating new jobs and meeting a growing demand

July 18, 2022 by 0 Comments
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North Charleston, SC, July 18, 2022 – SHL Medical (hereinafter referred to as “SHL”) has revealed plans for a new manufacturing site in North Charleston, South Carolina, in response to the growing market demand for its autoinjector product portfolio. The decision stems from SHL’s strategic assessments in extending its production to North America.

The new US site will be located in North Charleston, South Carolina, and will boast approximately 25,000 m2 (270,000 ft2). With initial investments of US$ 90 million, SHL is expected to create an estimate of 165 local employment opportunities. Operations are expected to launch by 2024. 

The South Carolina site will be an advanced facility with medical device injection molding and fully automated assembly capabilities. Together with SHL’s current final assembly, labeling, and packaging operations in Deerfield Beach, Florida, the expanded manufacturing capabilities in the US will further fortify SHL’s offerings in delivering comprehensive services to its partners.

In 2019, SHL developed a long-term strategy in response to the growing autoinjector demand and to meet future manufacturing needs. The announcement of the new US operation aligns with the company’s ongoing expansion, including a new Swiss site already being announced. The new production site in the US, which is to be realized preferentially and accelerated, will offer fully automated production facilities and a flexible supply chain with reduced distance to main markets.

Chairman and CEO Ulrich Faessler comments: “Demand for SHL’s products has increased significantly. Therefore, we are speeding up our plans for a new plant in the US. Similar to our upcoming European site in Zug, Switzerland, the US site will be a state-of-the-art, fully automated site. This expansion signifies SHL’s pledge to our advanced manufacturing strategy that will support our sustainability goals; and, at the same time, risk-mitigate supply chain disturbances through closer production with our customers, in light of various global events from the past two years. This further supports our customers with one-stop-shop capabilities, providing high-quality drug delivery systems to the end-users – the patients.”

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Give the Gift of Love: Foster a pet in Charleston, South Carolina

July 17, 2022 by 0 Comments
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Charleston Animal Society does wonderful things in the Lowcountry to foster love and care for animals throughout the community and beyond. One of the wonderful ways they partner with us is by offering fostering care for the animals they rescue and protect.

If you feel it is time to extend your love to an animal in need, click to the link to apply to be a foster parent.

Become a Foster Application

Why Foster?

  • 1. Fostering increases an animal’s chance of getting adopted
  • 2. Your own pets will learn more social skills
  • 3. You get to see if you’re ready to own another pet
  • 4. Fostering is temporary
  • 5. You probably already have the space for one more
  • 6. You can choose how to foster
  • 7. Fostering keeps animals out of shelters.
  • 8. You are saving a life
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Local Charlestonian and Editor of Charleston Daily publishes 12th book, a new collection of poetry

July 17, 2022 by 0 Comments
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Local Charleston area writer and editor of Charleston Daily Publications Mark A. Leon has published his 12th book entitled, “To All the Girls that Kissed My Soul: A Collection of Poetry” including the locally inspired poem Charleston Christmas Prayer.

This is the 11th collection of poetry along with his novel “Letters from the Past”

Mark is honored to share his travels, exploration of the human condition, and emotional journey with audiences of all ages.

The ability to connect is a gift we all have and Mark’s words are his tool to express love, caring, companionship, struggle, pain, and the beauty that is the journey of life.

“Charleston is such a creative outlet and I am blessed to be part of a community that energizes and inspires his expressionism.”

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Lowcountry - Mount Pleasant, SC

Registration Now Open for Golf Tournament Benefitting the Bobby Jones Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation in Mount Pleasant, SC

July 17, 2022 by 0 Comments
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Mount Pleasant, S.C.  – Registration is now open for the 10th Annual Mount Pleasant Charity Open at Patriots Point Links on Charleston Harbor. This year’s event will be held from Friday, Aug. 12 to Sunday, Aug. 14, 2022 and will benefit Bobby JonesChiari & Syringomyelia Foundation.

Each year, Patriots Point selects a tournament beneficiary, and this is the third year the proceeds will go toward the Bobby Jones Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation. In 2021, the event broke its fundraising record with more than $7,000 raised. Since the tournament’s inception, more than $55,000 has been raised for different charities. Other beneficiaries have included the American Cancer Society and Bert’s Big Adventure.

The annual tournament is open to the public, and all skill levels are welcome. The cost to participate is $250 per player for the competition, with entry, prizes, tee gifts and food included. Participants can register for the 54-hole stroke play tournament by emailing General Manager Brad Parker (brad.parker@bobbyjoneslinks.com). In addition to the funds raised to assist with the foundation’s efforts, the tournament has offered more than $7,500 in prizes to players. The event is open to spectators with food and beverages available for purchase on-site.“We are excited to reach the 10th year of supporting incredible causes through our charity open,” said Brad Parker, PGA, general manager of Patriots Point Links. “Each year we raise more money than the last, and we hope to do it again this milestone year for Bobby Jones Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation while increasing awareness and advancing knowledge about Chiari, syringomyelia and related disorders.” 

Various sponsorships for the tournament are offered with 100 percent of the funds going to the Bobby Jones Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation. Sponsorship incentives vary per level. However, each sponsorship includes social media mentions and an email to the Patriots Point customer database. For more information, call 843-849-2388 or email Brad Parker at brad.parker@bobbyjoneslinks.com. 

The Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation (www.bobbyjonescsf.org) is a nonprofit organization that was founded in October 2007. In 2019, The Bobby Jones Family and the Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation partnered to form the Bobby Jones Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation (Bobby Jones CSF) remaining a nonprofit organization with the goal of raising awareness and finding a cure for Chiari malformation (CM), syringomyelia (SM) and related disorders. The foundation has funded more than $6 million dollars towards education and research projects in its first 13 years and has impacted more than 3.5 million people around the world. To learn more about the organization’s involvement with golf, visit bobbyjonesclassic.com.

About Patriots Point Links

Founded in 1979, Patriots Point Links on Charleston Harbor is an award-winning par-72 course, repeatedly named “Best Par 3 in the Lowcountry” for its 17th hole. For more information on Patriots Point Links, please call 843-881-0042 or visit www.patriotspointlinks.com.

About Bobby Jones Links 

Bobby Jones Links is an Atlanta-based club management company. Bobby Jones Links’ partners and leaders have broad experience building, owning and operating more than 200 clubs worldwide. Bobby Jones Links’ expertise goes beyond just golf and country clubs, with work on additional projects and amenities such as lodging, spas, marinas, property owner associations and real estate developments. Visit www.bobbyjoneslinks.com to get to know how Bobby Jones Links makes a difference for its clients and associates.

Join the Bobby Jones Links social media conversation @BobbyJonesLinks on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

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Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission announces public workshop dates for “Parks and Recreation for All” Comprehensive Plan

July 16, 2022 by 0 Comments
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Public encouraged to provide input on comprehensive master plan update for parks, open spaces, trails and facilities; online survey also available

(CHARLESTON COUNTY) – The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) has scheduled seven public planning workshops in July to gather public input on the agency’s “Parks and Recreation for All” (or “PARFA”) 10-year Comprehensive Master Plan. 

The PARFA planning process is currently underway, and CCPRC staff, consultants, and Commissioners are working to gather community goals and recommendations for the agency’s parks and facilities, open spaces, trails, programming and land acquisition strategies through 2033. Public feedback is vital to the success of the plan, and all interested members of the general public are encouraged to attend any of the July workshops. 

Public Planning Workshops will be held on the following dates:

Tuesday, July 19 from 6 – 7:30 p.m.

  • Wando Mount Pleasant Library
  • Otranto Road Library in North Charleston

Wednesday, July 20 from 6 – 7:30 p.m.

  • Main Library in downtown Charleston
  • St. Paul’s Hollywood Library
  • Bees Ferry West Ashley Library

Thursday, July 21 from 6 – 7:30 p.m.

  • St. James Santee Elementary School in McClellanville
  • St. John’s High School on Johns Island

These general public workshops will be a drop-in style format, and CCPRC encourages attendees to stop by any time during the scheduled meeting time. Attendees will get an introduction to CCPRC, CCPRC programs and facilities, the PARFA comprehensive planning process, and preliminary findings from the planning process. CCPRC is working to identify park and recreation priorities for the next ten years, and welcomes all feedback and suggestions for improving the quality of life of Charleston County residents, in accordance with its mission. As an added bonus, CCPRC will have cool treats (e.g., ice cream, snow cones) available for all workshop attendees! 

Community Engagement

This title of the plan, “Parks and Recreation for ALL,” points to the importance of creating a truly inclusive and community-driven planning process where the recommendations are directly informed by community priorities, needs and ideas. An additional opportunity for public input is through CCPRC’s 2022 Community Survey, available at ccprc.com/PARFA. A printed/paper version of the survey will be available at the July public workshops.

Other public engagement measures for the PARFA plan include targeted community-scale workshops; pop-up-style information stations; and focus group meetings with community advocacy groups, existing and potential public and non-profit partners, park and recreation-oriented businesses,mobility and accessibility advocacy groups, and cultural and natural resource agencies and organizations. For more information about the PARFA planning process, upcoming events and ways to participate, visit ccprc.com/PARFA.

About the Project Team

The consulting team leading the PARFA planning effort is Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Agency Landscape + Planning. The project team also includes Alta Planning for connectivity and trails, BerryDunn for recreation programming and operations, and ETC Institute to develop and deploy a statistically valid community survey. Charleston-based Community Solutions Consulting is also on the team and brings recent, hands-on knowledge of reaching area communities from their work on the Charleston City Plan. Dr. Tiffany Johnson of Rocket Solutions brings her expertise in organizational structures in parks and recreation. Lead consultant Agency Landscape + Planning is a mission-driven, women-owned practice dedicated to addressing social equity, cultural vitality and environmental resilience through design excellence, strategic planning and community-engagement on projects across the country. The firm has led parks and open space planning projects for over a decade, including system-wide plans for communities including Denver, CO; Mecklenburg County, NC; Howard County, MD; Greensboro, NC and Jersey City, NJ, among others.

About Charleston County Parks

The mission of the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission is to improve the quality of life in Charleston County by offering a diverse system of park facilities, programs and services. The large park system features over 11,000 acres of property and includes four day parks, three beach parks, three dog parks, two landmark fishing piers, three waterparks, 19 boat landings, a climbing wall, a challenge course, a historical plantation site, an interpretive center, an equestrian center, cottages, a campground, a marina, as well as wedding, meeting and event facilities.The park system also offers a wide variety of recreational services – festivals, camps, classes, programs, volunteer opportunities, and more. For more information, call 843-795-4386 or visitwww.charlestoncountyparks.com.

Food & Bev - Lowcountry

Jack of Cups Saloon (Folly Beach) has just published its new seasonal menu

July 15, 2022 by 0 Comments
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Jack of Cups Saloon, recently named by Yelp as one of the Top 5 restaurants in Charleston, has just published its new seasonal menu and it is inspired.

For those new to Jack of Cups, 3 or 4 times annually, they completely re-invent their menu with a unique blend of globally influenced food and beverage items unlike anything in the Lowcountry.

Make a plan to come and enjoy this incredible new menu

Where: Jack of Cups Saloon – 34 Center Street, Folly Beach

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SCE2 Begins Transport Shipping from South Korea and China into Charleston, South Carolina

July 14, 2022 by 0 Comments
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Charleston, SC – The first ship in a new, all-water service connecting the growing Southeast U.S. region with South Korea and Central and South China, called the Port of Charleston this week, the first in a weekly service calling North Charleston Terminal.

The South China East Coast Express 2 (SCE2) service is jointly operated by the Grand Alliance carriers of Hapag-Lloyd, OOCL and NYK Line, along with ZIM Integrated Shipping Services and Hyundai Merchant Marine.

The first ship was the NYK Rigel. International ports of call on the service are Busan, South Korea; Shanghai, Xiamen, Da Chan Bay, Hong Kong and Yantian, China; Manzanillo, Panama; and Kingston, Jamaica.

Exports from South Carolina to North Asia continue to demonstrate strong growth. The Southeast U.S. is an expanding consumer base for import goods and continues to grow in population. Over the past 10 years, population growth in the South outpaced any other U.S. region at 14.3 percent, according to 2010 Census figures.

The SCE2 adds 52 ship calls a year, boosting economic impacts and jobs across the local maritime community and expanding business opportunities for the hundreds of South Carolina companies that rely on international trade.

About the South Carolina State Ports Authority
The South Carolina State Ports Authority, established by the state’s General Assembly in 1942, owns and operates public seaport facilities in Charleston and Georgetown, handling international commerce valued at more than $50 billion annually while receiving no direct taxpayer subsidy. An economic development engine for the state, port operations facilitate 260,800 jobs across South Carolina and nearly $45 billion in economic activity each year. For more information, visit www.scspa.com.

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Dynamic Health & Fitness Grand Opening in Moncks Corner, SC

July 14, 2022 by 0 Comments
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Dynamic Health and Fitness, a privately held, South Carolina-based company is opening its fourth location in Moncks Corner, SC. Dynamic Health & Fitness will be opening its doors for the first time on July 11th. The public is invited to celebrate the occasion and to experience our thriving community firsthand. The event will start at 8 am at Moncks Corner, a beautiful small town in Berkeley County, South Carolina.

The grand opening includes a variety of different vendors as well as giveaways, face painting and much more! Vendors and our other exciting guests will arrive at 4 pm. Be sure not to miss our grand ribbon cutting ceremony which will begin at 5 pm. “It’s pretty amazing what we have been able to accomplish in 10 years and even more amazing that we get to open our fourth location on our 10-year anniversary,” said Matt Mollohan, founder and sole owner of Dynamic Health and Fitness.

“We are excited about the opportunity to serve the Moncks Corner community and we are looking to expand our operations further into Charleston in the future. It’s been one hell of a ride so far and we look forward to what the future holds!”

Dynamic Health and Fitness is a full-service health club company. They offer everything from Group Fitness, Personal Training, Kids Care, Small Group Training, Wide Range of Free Weights, Functional Training Equipment, Full-Service Locker Rooms, Tanning, 24 Hour Access and much more!

We are very excited to welcome this community to our new and electrifying fitness club which we hope will not only grow our thriving community but to remind you all to always keep pushing!