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$18.7 million investment will create 31 new jobs$18.7 million investment will create 31 new jobs

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Eastern Engineered Wood Products (Eastern), a wholesale distributor of engineered wood products, today announced it selects Anderson County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation. The $18.7 million investment will create 31 new jobs.

Founded in Pennsylvania in 1998, Eastern supplies engineered wood products to building materials dealers and lumberyards across the East Coast. The company also provides technical support to customers including product placement drawings, product specification assistance and sales education.

Eastern’s new distribution center, to be located at 110 Milliken Drive in Belton, will service lumber dealers and component manufacturers in South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee.

Operations are expected to start later this year with full completion of the project in early 2026. Individuals interested in joining the Eastern team should visit the company’s careers page.

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development awarded a $100,000 Set-Aside grant to Anderson County to assist with the costs of site preparation and building construction.

QUOTES

“Establishing this new location in Anderson County, South Carolina is an exciting next step in our growth and expansion strategy. We have long recognized the need for our products and services in the Southeast, and the Upstate of South Carolina is the ideal area from which to support that need. Support from the state and local authorities has been tremendous, and we look forward to working together as we grow our operation.” -Eastern Engineered Wood Products President Todd Lindsey

“When companies like Eastern Engineered Wood Products choose to establish operations in South Carolina, it’s a win for our people, the community and the entire state. Eastern’s $18.7 million investment is great news for Anderson County, and we congratulate the company on this new distribution operation.” -Gov. Henry McMaster 

“South Carolina’s premier location makes it the perfect place for distribution companies to move products efficiently to customers. Congratulations to Eastern Engineered Wood Products and Anderson County on this announcement and 31 new jobs it will bring to the Upstate. We are proud to welcome Eastern to our business community.” -Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“Congratulations to Eastern Engineered Wood Products on its investment in Anderson County. We are excited and grateful for the job creation and investment that will add to our ever-growing economy. Anderson County is committed to a strong partnership with our industries and will do what we can to help them succeed.” -Anderson County Councilman Greg Elgin

“The city of Belton is proud to welcome Eastern Engineered Wood Products to our community. We are thankful for the opportunities and resources Eastern will bring to our city. We look forward to being a part of Eastern’s prosperous future.” -City of Belton Mayor Eleanor Dorn

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Eastern Engineered Wood Products (Eastern) selects Anderson County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation.
• The company’s $18.7 million investment will create 31 new jobs.
• Eastern is a wholesale distributor of engineered wood products.
• The company will be located at 110 Milliken Drive in Belton, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the Eastern team should visit the company’s careers page.

Source: South Carolina Office of the Governor

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COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster today announced his appointment of Brigadier General Robin B. Stilwell as South Carolina’s next Adjutant General. BG Stilwell, who currently serves as Director of the Joint Staff for the South Carolina National Guard, will succeed the current Adjutant General, Major General Van McCarty, who plans to retire after serving in the position since 2019. 

“Major General Van McCarty represents the very best of South Carolina’s military community. He has provided a steady hand during times of crisis and has proven to be the right man, at the right time, to lead our National Guard,” said Governor Henry McMaster. “As we look to the future, Brigadier General Stilwell’s extensive experience within the South Carolina National Guard and his proven leadership in domestic and overseas operations make him the right choice to serve as our next Adjutant General. We are fortunate to have a committed and highly respected leader ready to step into this critical role.” 

As Director of the Joint Staff, BG Stilwell oversees and directs the administration of all South Carolina National Guard joint staff programs, supporting the state’s domestic response and homeland defense contingency operations. He began his military service in the Reserve Officer Training Corps at the Citadel in 1985. He was then commissioned as an Infantry Officer and was assigned as an Infantry Platoon Leader in Echo Company, 1-118th Infantry Battalion, St. George, S.C. He has served in the 218th Brigade in various capacities, including Chief of Staff, Operations Officer, and Commander.

“As Adjutant General, there are responsibilities to protect critical infrastructure, maintain equipment and facilities, manage a budget, and train soldiers for missions both at home and abroad. But the most important responsibility is taking care of the Military Department’s people,” said Brigadier General Robin Stilwell. “If I am confirmed by the Senate, every decision that I make will be calculated in the best interest of the soldiers, airmen, state guardsmen, and employees of the South Carolina National Guard and the citizens of South Carolina.”

BG Stilwell deployed to Afghanistan as an Embedded Team Trainer in support of Operation Enduring Freedom from 2007 through 2008. He again deployed to Kosovo in support of Operation Joint Guardian from 2012 through 2013, where he served as Chief of Staff of Multinational Battle Group – East. He deployed to Kuwait from 2020 through 2021 as Deputy Chief of Staff FWD for U.S. Army Central Command. He has commanded the 4-118 Infantry Battalion, headquartered in Union, S.C., the 678th Air Defense Artillery Brigade located in Eastover, S.C., and the 218th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade in Charleston, S.C. A copy of his biography can be found here. 

He has received numerous recognitions, including the Legion of Merit with Two Oak Leaf Clusters, Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal with Three Oak Leaf Clusters, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, and Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal with Two Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters and One Silver Oak Leaf Cluster, among many others. 

“It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as the Adjutant General of the great state of South Carolina. We have been busy, but our soldiers kept one steady focus on their mission to do what they were asked to do and do it well,” said Major General Van McCarty. “Under the leadership of Brigadier General Stilwell, I am confident that the soldiers, airmen, and employees of the Military Department will continue to answer the call of our state and our nation.

BG Stilwell, 58, resides in Greenville with his wife, Charlotte Whelan Stilwell. They have three children. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from The Citadel, a Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina, and is a Distinguished Graduate of the U.S. Army War College with a Master of Arts in strategic studies. He is a South Carolina Circuit Court Judge and a Liberty Fellow of Wofford College and the Aspen Global Leadership Network. A copy of his headshot can be found here. 

“General Stilwell’s vast experience, his career, and his strong family background built on faith and character have prepared him for this opportunity,” said Senate Family and Veterans’ Services Committee Chairman Tom Young. “I am confident that Brigadier General Stilwell will lead the men and women of our state’s Military Department with vision, passion, and integrity. I look forward to working with him when he is confirmed by the Senate.”

The appointment is subject to Senate approval. Major General McCarty will continue serving as Adjutant General until the confirmation process is complete. 

Source: South Carolina Office of the Governor

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In September 1989, the day after Hugo ravaged the Lowcountry, a group of concerned citizens got together to work on ways to help rebuild the community. It was on that date that James Island Outreach was born. 35 years later, 800 volunteer hours a month, 26 partner churches and a new vision for tomorrow, James Island Outreach (1860 Camp Road, Charleston, SC) is stronger than ever with new projects and resources coming into 2024 and beyond.

The foundation of any successful initiative comes from the roots. For a business, that is the mission statement and theirs says it all:

“James Island Outreach uplifts and unites our community by helping neighbors with basic and emergency needs”.

This is supported by four value pillars of this mission: Compassion, Service, Integrity and Community.

There is something special about James Island Outreach!

About James Island Outreach

For those who may not be aware of James Island Outreach, here are a few things you should know:

• Currently the food pantry offers service Tuesday and Thursday (9:30 – 11:30 AM) and a drive through packed bag option on Saturday.
• Twice a month, a local driving service volunteers to drive clients home with their groceries.
• There is a financial services and education resource center.
• Next year, the Heart Program will launch offering support with home repair services.
• With less than a handful of staff, James Island Outreach relies on the kindness of their volunteer workforce that provides over 800 hours a month.
• As of 2023, 26 churches on James Island partner providing donations and services.
• JI Outreach also receives donations from Clemson University, Publix, Food Lion, Harris Teeter and local schools.

How can I help?

Click HERE to learn more about volunteer opportunities.

Click HERE to learn about how to donate food or funding.

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By Emily Longeretta

“Married at First Sight,” “Love Is Blind” and “The Ultimatum” all feature adults hoping they’ve found The One. Now, Kinetic Content — the production company behind all three hits — is looking at romance earlier in life. Prime Video’s latest unscripted series “Sweethearts” follows six couples in their senior year of high school in Charleston, North Carolina, who must decide whether to stay together or break up after graduation. 

Kinetic CEO Chris Coelen was excited to dive into a younger group of participants with the serires.

“Each of our shows have something very real and pressing at different stages of life. I did not have a high school sweetheart, but I know at that age, everything is magnified and everything feels like it has huge, life-altering stakes,” Coelen tells Variety. “Are they going to go to a different school than you? What does that mean? As you’re becoming an adult, does the person who you’ve been dating help you do that or are they holding you back from that? It just feels like one of those really fraught, fun and fascinating times in people’s lives. That’s really where the idea came from: It felt like there’s a natural ticking clock — come fall, you’ve gotta make a decision.”

All of the stories take place in Charleston, South Carolina. The team chose the location first — “there’s a certain flavor to it that feels like an homage to ‘Dawson’s Creek,’” says Coelen — then dove into casting the couples. Per usual, they did outreach through social media and had a team on the ground in South Carolina.

The added layer in this show was working with the parents teens’ parents.

“I really like the idea of leaning into the parents as well — really representing them as part of these kids’ lives and getting their point of view integrated into the storytelling,” Coelen says. “The kids are driving the story, but the parents are a real key, crucial part of that as well.”

The added layer in this show was working with the parents teens’ parents.

“I really like the idea of leaning into the parents as well — really representing them as part of these kids’ lives and getting their point of view integrated into the storytelling,” Coelen says. “The kids are driving the story, but the parents are a real key, crucial part of that as well.”

While there’s “certainly a different feel filming with younger people,” many of the participants were already comfortable with the cameras. “There’s a real fluency with them filming themselves. It’s a much more part of people’s lives today than it was 10-15 years ago.”

“Sweethearts” is also produced by Amazon MGM Studios. Executive producers include Coelen, Eric Detwiler, Paul Moore, Sunny Franklin, Lucy Bennett, Vivian Choi and Scott Teti.

Source: Variety

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Eaton will invest $340 million and create 700 new jobs

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Eaton, a global leader in intelligent power management technologies, today announced it is growing its South Carolina footprint with new operations in Union County. The company’s $340 million investment will create 700 new jobs and establish a new manufacturing facility for three-phase transformers, critical to the nation’s power grid and across industries.

A longtime South Carolina employer, Eaton provides intelligent power management solutions for the data center, utility, industrial, commercial, machine building, residential, aerospace and mobility markets. The company serves customers in more than 160 countries. Eaton’s new Jonesville manufacturing site will be the company’s 11th facility in South Carolina and its third manufacturing facility for three-phase transformers in the U.S.

Eaton will acquire and retrofit the 861,000-square-foot facility located at 3805 Furman L. Fendley Highway in Jonesville. The new operation will manufacture three-phase transformers, which support grid modernization and are critical in providing secure and reliable distribution of power in utility infrastructure and commercial applications.

Production and hiring in Jonesville are expected to begin in 2027. Currently, Eaton is hiring for existing positions at its other facilities in South Carolina, and individuals interested in joining the Eaton team should visit the company’s careers page. The company will work closely with readySC and regional schools to support hiring and industry training.

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits related to the project. The council also awarded a $10 million Rural Infrastructure Fund grant to Union County to assist with the costs of building improvements.

QUOTES

“Electrical power demand is increasing dramatically, and our solutions are at the heart of energy systems everywhere, from the utility grid to industrials, data centers, buildings and more. Eaton is grateful for the strong collaboration and support in South Carolina, where we have a long history of manufacturing and innovation. Eaton is continuing to increase production and add jobs there and across the U.S. to support affordable, reliable and clean energy.” -Eaton Electrical Sector Americas Region President Mike Yelton

“Eaton’s new operation in Union County, which will mean 700 new jobs for the local community, represents a major vote of confidence in South Carolina’s highly skilled, world-class workforce. This investment is a remarkable milestone for Eaton and Union County, and we celebrate the opportunities it will create throughout the state in the years ahead.” -Gov. Henry McMaster 

“Eaton’s announcement today underscores South Carolina’s commitment to supporting grid resiliency and modernization. We are grateful for our longstanding partnership with Eaton and are thrilled to see the company bring a new manufacturing operation to our state. We look forward to the transformative impact this announcement will have in Union County and beyond.” -Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“We are pleased to welcome Eaton to Union County and acknowledge their investment and the new jobs opportunities they are introducing. Their considerable investment highlights the confidence global companies like Eaton have in Union County’s capability to address their needs. On behalf of the county council, county staff and our partners, we convey our congratulations and appreciation for Eaton’s commitment to Union County.” -Union County Supervisor Phillip Russell

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Eaton is growing its South Carolina footprint with a new operation in Union County.
• The company’s $340 million investment will create 700 new jobs.
• Eaton is a global leader in intelligent power management technologies.
• The company’s newest facility in South Carolina will be located at 3805 Furman L. Fendley Highway in Jonesville, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the Eaton team should visit the company’s careers page.

Source: Office of the Governor – South Carolina

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By Mark A Leon

T.D. McMurry is redefining men’s fashion in Mount Pleasant, SC, with a unique approach to style and retail. His eponymous store, located at 320 W. Coleman Blvd., blends “relaxed classics” with a curated selection of clothing, accessories, and lifestyle products to fill a niche between traditional suit shops and outdoor specialty stores.

Fashion Philosophy and Offerings

McMurry’s collection emphasizes timeless yet versatile pieces from brands like Billy Reid, Rails, and Citizens of Humanity. His focus is on creating a wardrobe that balances sophistication with comfort, appealing to modern men seeking stylish yet functional attire. Beyond clothing, the store offers accessories, grooming products, books, and candles, making it a one-stop shop for lifestyle needs.

Innovative Store Design

The store’s design reflects McMurry’s commitment to creating an inviting and personalized shopping experience. Handcrafted cabinetry, custom shelving, and warm interior elements make the space feel both modern and approachable. This thoughtful design ensures that customers feel at home while exploring the curated collections.

Future Plans

With an online store in development, T.D. McMurry aims to expand his reach beyond Mount Pleasant. This digital platform will allow customers to explore his carefully selected inventory from anywhere, further establishing his brand as a leader in men’s fashion.

T.D. McMurry’s innovative approach combines quality craftsmanship with a deep understanding of his clientele’s needs, making his store a standout destination for men’s fashion in the Charleston area.

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Photo Credit: T.D. McMurry

By Mark A Leon

Shopping locally in Charleston, SC, is a year-round necessity that plays a critical role in sustaining the city’s economy, fostering community connections, and preserving its unique cultural identity. From cobblestone streets lined with independent shops to bustling farmers’ markets, Charleston offers a vibrant shopping scene that underscores the importance of supporting local businesses.

Economic Benefits of Shopping Local

Job Creation and Economic Circulation

Local businesses are vital for job creation in Charleston. Small businesses account for 55% of all jobs in the U.S. and generate 66% of new employment opportunities. In Charleston County alone, local economic activities contribute significantly to employment growth, with over 40,000 jobs created through local investments. Additionally, for every dollar spent locally, three times more money remains in the community compared to spending at national chains.

Tax Revenue and Public Services

Shopping locally ensures that tax dollars stay within the community. Nearly 48% of purchases at small businesses are recirculated locally, compared to just 14% from chain stores. These funds support essential public services such as schools, libraries, and infrastructure improvements, directly benefiting Charleston residents.

Multiplier Effect

Local businesses often source goods and services from nearby suppliers, creating a ripple effect that boosts other local enterprises. This interconnected ecosystem strengthens Charleston’s overall economy while fostering a sense of collaboration among business owners.

Cultural and Community Impact

Preserving Charleston’s Unique Identity

Charleston’s charm lies in its independent boutiques, historic markets like City Market, and specialty shops on King Street. Supporting these businesses helps preserve the city’s distinct Southern character and prevents it from becoming dominated by generic chain stores. For instance, third-generation family businesses and artisanal shops offer products steeped in history and craftsmanship.

Building Community Connections

Shopping locally fosters stronger community ties. Local stores often serve as gathering spaces and actively contribute to neighborhood events or fundraisers. This sense of interconnectedness enriches Charleston’s social fabric and encourages residents to take pride in their city.

Unique Products and Experiences

Local retailers provide one-of-a-kind items that reflect Charleston’s culture, from handcrafted jewelry to Lowcountry-inspired home goods. Experiential retail—where customers enjoy personalized service and curated products—further enhances the appeal of shopping locally.

Challenges Facing Local Businesses

Despite their importance, Charleston’s small businesses face challenges such as high rent prices and credit card fees. However, initiatives like Lowcountry Local First offer support through advocacy and resources that help these businesses thrive despite economic pressures.

Why It’s a Year-Round Responsibility

While events like Small Business Saturday draw attention to local shopping during the holiday season, supporting Charleston’s economy requires year-round effort. Every purchase at a local store contributes to sustaining jobs, funding public services, and preserving the city’s unique character. By choosing local over convenience-driven online shopping or national chains, residents can ensure Charleston remains a thriving hub of culture and commerce.

In conclusion, shopping locally in Charleston is more than an economic choice—it’s an investment in the community’s future. By supporting small businesses throughout the year, residents can help sustain the city’s economy, nurture its cultural heritage, and strengthen its sense of community.

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By Mark A Leon

Conway, South Carolina, is a hidden gem that offers visitors a blend of rich history, natural beauty, and small-town charm. Located just 15 miles from Myrtle Beach, this quaint town is a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful yet engaging getaway.

Historic Charm and Cultural Attractions

Conway is one of the oldest towns in South Carolina, dating back to 1732. Its historic downtown district is a treasure trove of beautifully preserved architecture and sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can take self-guided walking tours to explore stately homes, historic churches, and iconic landmarks like the old Horry County Courthouse.

For history enthusiasts, the Horry County Museum is a must-visit. It showcases Southern culture through exhibits on local wildlife, antique tools, and vintage clothing. Nearby, the L.W. Paul Living History Farm offers an immersive experience into early 20th-century farming life.

Natural Beauty Along the Waccamaw River

The Waccamaw River is Conway’s crown jewel, providing stunning scenery and ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. The Conway Riverwalk, a 1.5-mile wooden boardwalk along the river, offers picturesque views, picnic spots, and access to Riverfront Park. 

If you want to get on the water, Waccamaw River Tours is your perfect partner.

This area also hosts annual events like Riverfest and the Christmas Boat Parade.

For those who love nature, Waccamaw River Park features trails for hiking and biking, observation decks for wildlife watching, and areas for kayaking or paddleboarding. The moss-draped live oaks lining Conway’s streets add to the town’s serene atmosphere.

Vibrant Downtown and Local Events

Downtown Conway is bustling with boutique shops, art galleries, and unique dining options. Local favorites include Our Next Chapter Bookstore and Oak & Ivy Children’s Boutique. Visitors can also enjoy Southern cuisine at charming cafes or try adventurous dishes at specialty restaurants.

Theatre of the Republic on Main Street offers live performances ranging from musicals to plays, adding a cultural flair to your visit. Throughout the year, Conway hosts festivals like Burger Week and seasonal events such as Christmas tree lightings and street carnivals.

Why Visit Conway?

Conway’s appeal lies in its ability to balance history with modern attractions. Whether you’re strolling along the Riverwalk, exploring museums, or enjoying local festivals, this town promises a memorable experience filled with Southern hospitality and charm.

Click HERE for current events in beautiful scenic and of course charming Conway, South Carolina

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ATLANTA – This Valentine’s Day will be a memorable one for Charleston, SC family as their mother continues recovering from a life-threatening medical emergency thanks to quick action by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Atlanta.

On January 5, just after 8:00 am, an alert CBP Supervisor, Joe Manor witnessed a traveler collapse near the CBP primary inspection area. Mary Mallette, a 74-year-old from Charleston, S.C., had just arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after a 15-hour flight from Johannesburg, South Africa. 

Supervisor Manor was first on scene to assess her deteriorating condition. Manor was quicky joined by CBP officer (CBPO) Billy (William) Graham who alerted Atlanta Fire and Rescue and brought Emergency Medical gear including an automatic external defibrillator (AED).

As officer Graham started basic life support to Mary, she went unconscious, unresponsive and had no detectable pulse.  Officer Graham began Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) efforts as Supervisor Manor applied the AED.  Soon after providing CPR, Ms. Mallette began to breathe on her own and officers detected a pulse as Atlanta Fire Emergency Medical Services arrived.

CBPO Graham continued monitoring and supporting Ms. Mellette’s with care. Due to Ms. Mellette’s condition and limited mobility the only way CBPO Graham could communicate with her was by asking for her to blink two times for yes and one time for no.  “Military combat life-saver training and concurrent retraining by CBP EMT’s was instrumental in our life saving response” stated CBPO Graham a 22-year Army Veteran.

At the request of the Mellette family, the responding CBP officers met Mary and her sister at the Atlanta area hospital where she received medical treatment. Later, Ms. Mellette was discharged to her home to receive further medical care and continue her recovery.

“Customs and Border Protection officers are trained for many responses,” said John Quintana, Acting Atlanta Area Port Director. “Their life-saving actions are a testament to the service and care CBP delivers.”

CBP’s border security mission is led at our nation’s Ports of Entry by CBP officers and agriculture specialists from the Office of Field Operations. CBP screens international travelers and cargo and searches for illicit narcotics, unreported currency, weapons, counterfeit consumer goods, prohibited agriculture, invasive weeds and pests, and other illicit products that could potentially harm the American public, U.S. businesses, and our nation’s safety and economic vitality.

For more updates on CBP, please follow us on X (formerly Twitter) at @CBPSoutheast and @DFOAtlanta.

Source: U.S. Customs and Border Protection

By Mark A Leon

Charleston, South Carolina is a hub for exceptional massage therapy services, with several studios offering unique approaches to wellness. 

Here are four outstanding places for massage therapy, along with insights into their owners and locations where you can get you boujee wellness lifestyle on:

1. Massage Charleston by Daphne Bockenstedt

Located in Charleston, Massage Charleston is owned by Daphne Bockenstedt, a licensed therapist specializing in neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue massage, and sports rehab. Daphne, a Charleston native, founded her practice in 2013 after years of experience at luxury spas and with athletes. Her studio focuses on helping clients achieve a balance between body and mind.

2. Rachel Drees Massage

Rachel Drees operates her practice out of Balance Acupuncture in Charleston. With over a decade of experience since graduating from the Pittsburgh School of Massage Therapy, Rachel specializes in therapeutic massage and craniosacral therapy. Her slow, focused style is tailored to each client’s needs, promoting relaxation and improved mobility.

3. Simply Your Spa

Located in the heart of the Lowcountry, Simply Your Spa is a cozy day spa offering various massage modalities, including Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone therapy, and reflexology. The spa emphasizes personalized care in an intimate setting designed for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Located at 1901 Ashley River Rd, Charleston, SC 29407

4. Woodhouse Spa – Downtown Charleston

Situated in the WestEdge area, Woodhouse Spa offers luxury massage services such as their signature Calming Retreat massage. This upscale spa provides a tranquil environment with amenities like a Quiet Room and premium beverages to enhance the experience.

Located at 10 Westedge St #150, Charleston, SC 29403 (There is also a second location in Mount Pleasant, SC)

Each of these locations reflects the passion and expertise of its owners or teams, making them standout destinations for massage therapy in Charleston.

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