We are currently seeking healthy individuals for a study of cognitive performance. We are investigating whether a 1-week course of non-invasive brain stimulation may lead to improved cognitive function and stress management.
Compensation will be provided
El PInchoTaco is a local family-owned catering company. Providing catering services to the Charleston Low-Country. Using family recipes, fresh ingredients, and combining 40 plus years of cooking experience
El PinchoTaco strives to provide the best quality Mexican/Latin Cuisine to its customers.
Experience this intimate and energetic dining environment. While you are there, spend some time with the owners over a fabulous specialty margarita. This restaurant is truly a gift to the Lowcountry.
Location: 616 Meeting St Ste B, Charleston, SC, 29403
Hours
Support Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day on Sunday, September 22
Join Camp Happy Days and learn valuable knowledge regarding Pediatric Cancer
Charleston, SC- On Sunday, September 22, 2019, Camp Happy Days will host their annual Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day in North Charleston Riverfront Park. The fun-filled event will be from 2:00 pm – 5: 00 pm and will include snacks and activities for the whole family. Between a bounce house, slip n slides, and knowledgeable speakers, there is something for everyone. Camp Happy Days is a local nonprofit organization whose mission is to offer support and encouragement to children diagnosed with cancer and their families by providing cost-free year-round programs, special events and access to crisis resources.
Admission for the event is free, but if you wish to donate or learn more about Camp Happy Days and their fight against pediatric cancer, please visit https://www.camphappydays.org/donations/.
North Charleston is giving $1 million to a new African American history museum in South Carolina and is asking the museum to include the city’s story.
The North Charleston City Council voted unanimously Thursday to give the money from the city’s taxes on hotels to the International African American Museum being built in Charleston.
Mayor Keith Summey says he
hopes the money helps tell the story of North Charleston’s predecessor
Liberty Hill, where a black couple bought farmland during the Civil War
that was later sold to other African Americans.
Read more here: https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article234307732.html#storylink=cpy
By Mark A. Leon
The dance in the middle of the park without music, without an audience but a story of a princess and the ball running through your head
The mornings when the aroma of coffee and the warmth of the rising sun remind me of home
It is in the heart that you share
The compassion for the weak that makes you strong
If I could feel the love you feel, I would know the answers I have sought as I journey to this sunset
On this horse named Hope, I ride without direction
Listening for your heartbeat
You hug as if it is the first time seeing me
Holding tight, reminding without words the importance of touch
You laugh with the strength of Hercules; cry with the devastation of Pompeii
Patience
So much patience
One step at a time
Birth to twilight
When you close your eyes as the wind brushes back your hair, there is a connection with nature most can never understand
I love the way you love
All things
All dreams
In the rain, you see re-birth
A cleansing of the soul
The rest run
At night, you embrace the silence
In the crowds and the screaming, the embrace of life
I love that you believe in the greater good
Humanity is a gift you unwrap once strand at a time
Mental nakedness lets you feel
I love the way you love
In you, I continue to learn
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — Mount Pleasant resident and Charleston Commercial managing director Joshua Schaap is redeveloping 1223 Ben Sawyer Blvd. into a retail space for two tenants.
The property — previously family owned for two generations — had fallen into disrepair. The two small buildings at this location are being combined into one building. The plans approved by the Town of Mount Pleasant include vaulted ceilings, dormers, additional windows and improved sidewalks. The overall site plan has been improved while maintaining the original buildings’ design integrity. The renovations will be complete this fall.
One of the two available spaces has been leased by Mulberry & King, an online retailer with a small showroom currently located at 1470 Ben Sawyer Blvd. Owners Megan Masters and Meredith Murphy, both of whom live in Mount Pleasant, sell women’s clothing, shoes and accessories at affordable price points while creating a personal shopping experience in their showroom.
“We wanted to be easily accessible and visible for our customers and continue to offer them a personal, one-on-one shopping experience when they come visit our showroom,” Masters said. “The space at 1223 Ben Sawyer has so much character and already feels like home, we can’t wait for our customers to feel the same way when they come shop with us.”
The second, and smaller of the two spaces, is available for lease. There are several other local companies that would like to move in as well.
“I live and work in Mount Pleasant so when this piece of property became available, I wanted to keep it local,” Schaap said. “Now 1223 Ben Sawyer Boulevard is locally owned and already one of the two available spaces is leased to a local tenant. I really believe in and value local businesses, and this new space will be a wonderful home to locally owned tenants.”
About Charleston Commercial
Charleston Commercial is a fully integrated commercial real estate group located in Charleston, S.C., specializing in commercial brokerage and asset management for a wide range of property types, including retail, medical office, office, multi-family, hospitality, urban infill, and industrial properties. The firm offers a broad range of incorporated services to see assignments through from start to finish. Services range from market prospecting, acquisition, value creation (including entitlements, zoning, approvals, and development oversight), leasing, asset management, and disposition.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA – Local digital marketing powerhouse, Stingray Branding, has acquired netGalaxy Studios, the premier full-service mobile app development company based in Charleston, SC. Founded by Larry Collet in 2010, netGalaxy Studios has served a wide clientele ranging from local startups to regional public entities such as schools and police departments, and even large enterprises such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.
The acquisition combines the digital marketing expertise of Stingray Branding with the native app design capability and proprietary web design of netGalaxy Studios. Additionally, both companies have, traditionally, been very connected and involved with the local community, something that is sure to continue as they work together. With this merger, Larry Collet will be transitioning to a full-time role; managing Charleston Leaders alongside Ruthann Hipps, while netGalaxy Studios will become part of Stingray Branding.
Alan Thompson, Founder, and CEO of Stingray Branding, now the owner of netGalaxy Studios as well, is looking forward to a continuance of the history of excellence and service that has been the core of both of these great companies.
The Stingray Team;
Want to welcome netGalaxy Studios to the Stingray Team! They are eager to begin working on building an amazing future together.
Stingray Branding is a full-service marketing and branding agency dedicated to serving entrepreneurs and small businesses that want high-quality internet marketing at a reasonable price. Utilizing a team of subject matter experts from a diverse set of marketing specialties, Stingray offers a unique approach to building your ideal brand without compromising the quality of function or design.
You can learn more about Stingray Branding, their team, and their services at www.stingraybranding.com.
By Mark A. Leon
Two familiar lovers find refuge in euphoric haven of one another
In the near distance, rain pours from the evening sky
Crashing into the window
A sound so comforting
Outside the patter of raindrops, an infrequent silence void of the chaos of life dawdles
Soothing sounds of heaven’s shower slipping into the pull of gravity
Only our breath fills the crisp air
The resistance to leave the soft fragrant sheets clinging to the pours and hugging every curve is powerful
With effortless spooning, our bodies draw near
Your timeless beauty and natural skin caress this weary soul
This morning will wait
For just a little longer
Closer I pull until we are one
Safe from a work of responsibility
Safe from the dangers and risks
Bound by a love, pure as the blue skies
One more moment
Just a few more hours to embrace the night
With you, effortless
A whisper in your ear
“Close your eyes my dear and let one more dream fill your mind with lemon drops and cotton candy”
CHARLESTON, S.C., Aug. 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Viking Mergers & Acquisitions, a well-known business brokerage firm serving businesses in the Southeast, has officially announced the expansion of their Charleston, South Carolina office. Ben Knight, Managing Partner of Viking Mergers & Acquisitions Charleston, recently announced the expansion. “As we continue to build on the success we have experienced since entering the Charleston market 18 months ago, we recognized the need for more space. A larger office, approximately three times the size of our current office, recently became available in the eWall Street complex, so we responded accordingly.”
Knight continued, “This expansion aligns perfectly with our goal to provide the most professional representation to business owners seeking to exit their business in the Low Country. In addition, we will soon announce the addition of a least one more broker to our staff.”
About Viking Mergers & Acquisitions
Founded in 1996, Viking Mergers & Acquisitions was established with the vision of providing customized exit strategies and M&A mitigation to small and middle market business owners. Since their inception, Viking Mergers & Acquisitions has sold over 500 businesses across the Southeast. Their intermediaries have hundreds of years of collective experience in business transactions and over 50% have owned a business of their own. Viking proudly boasts a closing rate that is 3x the national average and businesses that sell for 96% of their asking price.
To learn more about Viking Mergers & Acquisitions Charleston, please contact their office today at (843) 405-8575 or visit their website www.vikingmergers.com to see active business listings or request a valuation for your business.
Contact:
Elizabeth McCarty
8434058575
220291@email4pr.com
SOURCE Viking Mergers & Acquisitions
Elite Training; Community Warmth
At the Dance Conservatory of Charleston, the mission is simple:
“Our mission is to combine the elite technical training of a preeminent American dance academy with the heart of a community dance center.” — Lindy Mandradjieff, founder and owner, Dance Conservatory of Charleston”
The conservatory offers:
Follow the Journey and Be Part of Something Special
Meet Lindy Mandradjieff – Founder and talented inspiration behind this vision in personifying dance and helping others find courage, poise, confidence and excellence on the dance floor and life.
Born in Pittsburgh, PA, Lindy received the majority of her training on full scholarship at the School of American Ballet (SAB), the official school of New York City Ballet. At age 17, Lindy began her professional career with the San Francisco Ballet before joining The New York City Ballet, where she was regarded by critics as one of the hardest working dancers of her time.
Professional Achievements
While at the New York City Ballet, Ms. Mandradjieff danced featured roles in David Allan’s Reunions; George Balanchine’s Coppélia (Waltz), George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker (Marzipan and Dolls), Raymonda Variations, La Sonnambula, and Walpurgisnacht Ballet; Peter Martins’ Eight Easy Pieces, The Sleeping Beauty (Eloquence and Ruby), and Swan Lake (Pas de Trois and Pas de Quatre); Jerome Robbins’ Interplay; Richard Tanner’s Soirée; Helgi Tomasson’s Prism; and Christopher Wheeldon’s Mercurial Manoeuvres and Polyphonia. She also originated a featured role in Peter Martins’ Viva Verdi and corps roles in Melissa Barak’s Telemann Overture Suite in E Minor, Susan Stroman’s Double Feature, and Christopher Wheeldon’s Carnival of the Animals. In 2002, Ms. Mandradjieff appeared in the nationally televised Live From Lincoln Center broadcast New York City Ballet’s Diamond Project: Ten Years of New Choreography on PBS, dancing in Mercurial Manoeuvres.
Education and Instruction
A dancer as well as a scholar of dance, Lindy graduated with a B.A. in Dance from St. Mary’s College in California and obtained a Public and Professional Writing Certificate from the University of Pittsburgh. She has nearly 15 years of teaching experience at the community and university level, including at the prestigious Point Park University. Ms. Mandradjieff was also the private ballet instructor for the dancers on the Lifetime’s hit show, “Dance Moms.” In addition to teaching, she has the rare privilege to stage works from both the George Balanchine Trust and the Peter Martins Trust. Her students have been accepted into the top training programs, universities, and professional companies in the country and internationally.
Family Life
Ms. Mandradjieff is married to Matt Fabyanic. Together they have three young boys, Mason, Parker and Hudson. As a mother herself, one of Lindy’s most important roles is as a mentor to a whole new generation of dancers and art enthusiasts.
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