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Dental office cuts ribbon on new biz
Moultrie News October 4, 2023 Joined by representatives of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Mount Pleasant, Dr. Ellen Paulisick rang in two months of operation for Longboard Dental on Sept. 26. Paulisick, a Carolina Park resident, was helped by her two young children as she cut the ribbon in front of her office located at 405 Faison Rd., Suite 103. Her practice welcomes both children and adults as patients and offers comprehensive dentistry services, like implants or
Fitness studio celebrates 1-year of business
Moultrie News September 1, 2023 SOCiETY owners Brandon D’Agostino and Lindsey Principi celebrated one year of business with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Aug. 22. They were joined by members of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce and Mount Pleasant Town Council at the fitness studio located at 2700 N. Highway 17, Suite 170. On the former site of MethodRide, the D’Agostinos opened SOCiETY in 2022, transforming it into a boutique fitness studio with a focus on community. SOCiETY offers indoor cycling,
Town officially welcomes Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard
Moultrie News September 5, 2023 On Aug. 29, owner Kevin Brooks with wife Jen, family, and staff, joined by Councilman John Iacofano and Councilman Howard Chapman, P.E., partnered with Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Vice President Tammy Becker and Chamber Board Members, celebrated the grand opening of Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The business is located at 401 Faison Road, Suite 102. Rita’s way of life is “Ice Custard Happiness”. A rotating selection of freshly
''Heart of a True Survivor''
"Heart of a true survivor": Former deputy honored at Chamber meeting. A former law enforcement officer’s perseverance in overcoming life-threatening injuries from a 2020 crash took the spotlight at the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Aug. 17 luncheon, as Mike Costanzo was the proud recipient of the latest First Responder’s Award. Presenting the honorary hardware was Mount Pleasant Councilmember Carl Ritchie, who recounted what his friend and former Charleston County deputy endured — and
MPCC Finds a Home
By Ross Norton, Charleston Regional Business JournalThe Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce has found a place to call home at 534 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. With a 2,000-square-foot facility and partnership with Pinnacle Financial Partners, the location is designed to provide space for growing staff and have a physical presence in the community, according to a news release. The space will be used to host meetings with members, board meetings, committee meetings and some of their events such as new-member
Charleston Battery building momentum in the Lowcountry
Prime time for local soccer: Battery building momentum in the LowcountryRalph Mancini editor@moultrienews.com While the Charleston Battery has been around for three decades, much has changed for the soccer franchise in recent years, including a new management group and playing venue, along with an innovative marketing strategy focused on producing video content to introduce to their local brand of sports entertainment to the masses. Co-owner and executive chairman Rob Salvatore was on hand at the July
''Freedom'' Takes Flight
‘Freedom’ takes flight: Community rings in dance/yoga studioRalph Mancini | mOULTRIE NEWS Dance/yoga instructor — and now business owner — Julia Powell got her roll on during the ribbon-cutting of her new retail operation, Freedom Studio, on July 26, as she led a varied ensemble of friends, family and community leaders in a dance celebration in the searing Lowcountry heat. The yoga, dance and sculpt studio officially opened its doors on July 8 at its 568 Belle Station Blvd location in Mount Pleasant. The
MPCC's Growth Provides More Events for Professionals
The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce provides opportunities for professionals to network and learn about the businesses and community organizations in East Cooper. As the Chamber continues to grow, there are more ways for people to get involved with the group. Jennifer Maxwell, the president of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce, said businesses in the Chamber benefit from each other because of the variety of industries represented. “We have a very diverse businesses and people represented in our
