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Here’s What Businesses in Mount Pleasant, SC Need to Know About the CTA, BOI and FinCEN
The Corporate Transparency Act may require certain U.S. companies to disclose beneficial ownership information to FinCEN to combat financial crimes. While a Texas federal district court’s preliminary injunction puts this requirement on hold, many experts expect that to be overturned. In that event, failure to file could lead to fines of $500 per day, up to a maximum of $10,000, and possible criminal penalties. However, filing your Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report will help you avoid fines
Wood part of Chamber's growth plan
Moultrie News Dec. 4, 2024 The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) recently announced that Jaydee Wood has joined the team as its new Membership Coordinator. A proud Lowcountry native, Jaydee brings a deep understanding of the local community and a diverse professional background to her new role.Born and raised in Summerville, Jaydee has always been deeply connected to the region. She earned her Associate's degree in Paralegal Studies from Trident Technical College before continuing her education at
Chamber guest talks sea turtles, science
Moultrie News Nov. 25, 2024 Aiding sick sea turtles by nursing them back to health was foremost on the mind of South Carolina Aquarium President/CEO Kevin Mills during his recent rundown of latest happenings at the Charleston-based conservation and education venue.With the aquarium's 25th anniversary just months away, Mills filled in attendees at the Nov. 21 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon on the progress achieved in the rehabilitation of several sea turtle species.He recounted the aquarium's
Chamber welcomes new talent
Moultrie News Nov. 23, 2024 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) Director Rebecca Imholz (pictured right) formally introduced Jaydee Wood (left) as the organization's new membership coordinator replacing Marion Lovett at her group's Nov. 21 luncheon. The Summerville native and College of Charleston grad features a background in marketing, as well as serving as a paralegal. Most recently, the upstart MPCC team member was lauded for her efforts in helping organize the Nov. 19 New Member Coffee event at
Patient-first service: River Landing Dentistry opens in Mount Pleasant
Moultrie News Nov. 21, 2024 After nearly seven years of dental care in the Lowcountry, River Landing Dentistry celebrated its Mount Pleasant debut with a Nov. 19 ribbon-cutting.The confetti cans were popping at the 790 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. office, as Town officials joined members of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce in welcoming the dentistry that now features five locations in the Lowcountry.The woman behind the dental care provider's rapid growth is Dr. Rebeca Zechmann, a Mooresville, North Carolina
Start Growing Your Side Hustle Into a Sustainable Full-Time Career
Turning your side hustle into a thriving full-time business is an exciting journey, brimming with both opportunities and challenges. Strategic use of the right tools and resources can help make the transition smoother and more effective. Setting clear goals and identifying key areas for growth are crucial steps in building a strong foundation. Staying adaptable and proactive will allow you to overcome obstacles and capitalize on emerging opportunities. With the right approach, your side hustle can become
Chamber presents 'Shop where You Live'
Moultrie News 11/14/24 The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) and the Town of Mount Pleasant recently announced the return of the "Shop Where You Live" campaign, encouraging residents to support local businesses during the holiday shopping season. The initiative kicked off Nov. 1 and marks the fourth annual campaign and will run through Dec. 31. Shopping locally not only supports your friends, neighbors and family members who own businesses, but it also helps keep our local economy thriving. To
Rolling with the punches: P&C leader talks post-COVID rise
Moultrie News Oct. 23, 2024 Bedeviled by three months of significant revenue deficits at the height of the COVID pandemic in 2020, the Post and Courier had to find a way to reverse course in spite of the dark clouds enveloping the newspaper industry."We did two things," said Post and Courier President & Publisher P.J. Browning during her appearance at the Oct. 17 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. "We decided to expand — so you go big or you go home. And we said, 'You know what? We're going to
Officer honored for child rescue
Moultrie News 10/17/24 A local police officer's poise and professionalism in aiding to a lost child with autism on Sept. 27 were publicly lauded during the presentation of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce's First Responder of the Month.Police Chief Mark Arnold kick started the Oct. 17 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon by acknowledging the efforts of Senior Police Office James Jacksa, whose experience as a lifeguard proved vital.With the assistance of the department's K9 unit, Jacksa located
The Cooner Agency Prepares Clients for Medicare Annual Enrollment and Individual Health Insurance Open Enrollment
CHARLESTON, SC, October 02, 2024 (Post and Courier) -- The Cooner Agency, a woman-owned health insurance agency founded by Jennifer Hughes Cooner, is gearing up for one of the busiest times of the year in the Health Insurance industry—Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) and Individual Health Insurance Open Enrollment. With significant changes expected for 2025, Jennifer and her team are ready to help clients navigate these periods with confidence and clarity.As a nationally recognized expert in the
Primetime for Lowcountry business and services: Masses flock to MP Chamber Expo
Moultrie News 9/27/24 The scene was electric at the Sept. 26 14th Annual Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Community & Business Expo, as nearly 90 Lowcountry vendors filled the Omar Shrine Temple in the interest of promoting their offerings.Among the many exhibitors on hand was Mitchell Heating & Cooling General Manager Josh Roper, who explained that while the contractor is a relative newcomer to the Tri-County area, the business has been in operation since 1951.Originally founded in Rolesville, North
'Not just a race ...': Spotlight on Cooper River Bridge Run
Moultrie News 9/23/24Fitness enthusiast Irv Batten recently offered members of the local business community an inside peek at what goes into organizing the third-largest 10K in the nation, known as the Cooper River Bridge Run.As the guest speaker at the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Sept. 19 Luncheon at the Omar Shrine Temple, the event's sixth-year executive director disclosed how his passion for running spurs him to continually improve the much-anticipated race.Billed as one of the best conducted 10K
MP welcomes Lighthouse Family Chiropractic
Moultrie News 9/19/24 Mount Pleasant's newly-opened pediatric and prenatal chiropractic office at 999 Lake Hunter Circle isn't your typical neck and back adjustment venue in that the focus is squarely on monitoring and enhancing the nervous system of its mother-and-child clientele.Chiropractors Dr. Olivia Porpora and Dr. Devin Decenzo of Lighthouse Family Chiropractic were on hand to describe their health-based offerings during a Sept. 17 ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Town staffers and Mount Pleasant
Fire Chief applauds Capt. Carestio
Moultrie News 9/19/24 A Mount Pleasant fire captain's energy poured into redesigning and optimizing pumper trucks for maximum efficiency was duly honored to kick off the Sept. 19 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon.On hand at the Omar Shrine Temple to introduce and award Capt. Mike Carestio was Mount Pleasant Fire Department (MPFD) Chief Mike Mixon Jr., who credited his colleague for dedicating off-the-clock time to enhancing department rigs."He does so many things for our department. Obviously,
Chamber bids adieu to longtime member
Moultrie News 9/19/24 During their Sept. 19 luncheon, members of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce extended a warm farewell to 22-year Community Engagement Committee Chair Brian Sherman. The freelance journalist will be relocating with his wife, Judy, to Oklahoma. Chamber At Large Officer John Carroll introduced his soon-to-be former colleague as "the kind of leader who leads by example." Pictured (l-r): Chamber General Counsel Edward Phipps, Former Chamber President Elect Tammy Becker, John Carroll,
Mayor Haynie to Kick Off Mount Pleasant’s Largest Networking Event
Holy City Sinner 9/19/24Get your business cards ready! The largest networking event in Mount Pleasant — driven by Crews Subaru — is set to take place Thursday, September 26, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Omar Shrine Center, in partnership with the Town of Mount Pleasant. “Wow – seven years as presenting sponsor of this wonderful networking event! As a locally owned business, we are thrilled to help other businesses come together.” Ken French, Marketing Guy, Crews Subaru continues, “As Robert
Chamber reports banner year
Moultrie News September 13, 2024 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce President Kathi Herrmann’s glowing rundown of yearly highlights relative to her business support organization earned her and her colleagues the distinct recognition of being presented with the Business Appreciation Month Proclamation by Town government.During Herrmann’s appearance at the Sept. 10 Mount Pleasant Town Council meeting, along with Chamber Director Rebecca Imholz, Town Administrator Eric DeMoura cited the local chamber office
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Mount Pleasant Schools Introduce Free 4K Program Through First Steps of South Carolina
Mount Pleasant, SC — In an exciting development for local families, The Learning Experience announced a new free 4K program, funded through the First Steps of South Carolina initiative. This program aims to provide high-quality early childhood education at no cost to eligible families, marking a significant step forward in early learning opportunities within the community.The program, which offers a comprehensive 4K curriculum designed to prepare young children for future academic success, is part of First
MP Chamber HQ takes flight: Community celebrates at ribbon-cutting event
Moultrie News August 31, 2024 Public officials joined members of the local business community on Aug. 29 to officially baptize the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce's (MPCC) new office site at 534 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. The ribbon-cutting ceremony included an invocation by Rev. Rob Dewey of the Lowcountry Community Chaplaincy, a rousing rendition of the US National Anthem and a few words from MPCC President Emeritus Chris Staubes, Mary Garcia of Pinnacle Financial Partners, MPCC President Kathleen Herrmann
MUMS - Motherhood's Ultimate Method for Success
Wildflower Center for Counseling is launching a new program: MUMS - Motherhood's Ultimate Method for Success! MUMS is a new mental health program designed specifically for postpartum moms in our community. Our program combines mental health courses, expressive workshops, and support groups with the power of community. We also host guest speakers who specialize in postpartum care and child development, creating a comprehensive resource for moms.MUMS launches in September and registration is open now, with a
Detective honored for investigative work
Moultrie News August 15, 2024 In recognition of her service and dedication to fighting crime, Det. St. Claire Clinkscales was recognized as the First Responder of the Month at the Aug. 15 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon.Before presenting the honoree with a transparent mantelpiece, Mount Pleasant PD Deputy Chief Tyrone Simmons lauded his colleague on her assiduous investigation of a potential child abduction.A child’s report of a man in a white pickup trying to lure him into his vehicle prompted
Healing through laughter: Humorist lifting Veteran spirits
Moultrie News August 19, 2024 Twenty years in the U.S. Army, including five deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq, offered retired Lt. Col. Robin Johnson a first-hand look at the mental and physical hardships of her fellow military brethren. Shortly after returning to civilian life, the Ohio native decided it was time to use her gift of humor to sprinkle joy into the lives of those battling depression and other conditions, as she detailed to a packed audience at the Aug. 15 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
1st Choice AC Cuts Ribbon on New Clements Ferry Location
Holy City Sinner August 1, 20241st Choice AC, Heating, Plumbing & Gas, a leading provider of home comfort solutions, is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its new location at 488 Jessen Lane, Ste F, Charleston, SC 29492. The company celebrated the occasion with a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC). The new facility marks a significant milestone for 1st Choice, offering expanded services and enhanced customer experience to the Charleston community. Owner
Holistic spa celebrates recent opening
Moultrie News August 1, 2024 Individually-tailored healing and wellness should no longer be deemed rare luxuries, according to staff members at North Mount Pleasant's newest massage and facial hot spot, Magnolia Spa. Mother and daughter co-founders Elizabeth Engelhart and April Smith were joined by family members, friends and fellow employees on July 30 to celebrate Magnolia Spa's recent opening at 3090 N. Highway 17 alongside Town Council members and Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce reps. Attendees
Chamber Creates Space for Community and Elected Officials to Connect
Holy City Sinner August 1, 2024The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) announces their 5th Annual Know Your Lawmaker Cocktail Reception aboard the historic U.S.S. Yorktown at Patriots Point. This exclusive event, presented by Explore Charleston, takes place on Wednesday, August 14th, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Network with your elected officials from the local and state level and discuss the issues most important to your business and community. Enjoy a catered cocktail reception while making valuable
Harbor EC serving as a north star for biz leaders
Moultrie News July 21, 2024With more than 50 percent of businesses failing within their first five years — according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics — The Harbor Entrepreneur Center has cracked the code on providing new founders with a roadmap to the promised land of survival and forthcoming success. As the guest speaker at the July 18 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, Harbor EC Executive Director Grady Johnson apprised attendees of his group’s mission to help drive young firms toward revenue
Warm sendoff for Hathaway
Moultrie News July 18, 2024 This month’s Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce First Responder of the Month recognition featured a soon-retiring 36-year firefighter who loves to serve, but isn’t comfortable with being the recipient of public adulation. While introducing his “right-hand man” at the July 18 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, Isle of Palms Fire Chief Craig Oliverius shared Deputy Chief Richard Hathaway’s long journey, which began in Wichita, Kansas. After making his bones as a
New practice expands mental health access
Moultrie News July 18, 2024 In the continued pursuit of addressing the largely unmet demand for mental health care, two local psychiatrists have recently partnered with the Turnwell Mental Health Network to launch a new outpatient facility in Mount Pleasant. Town Council officials and members of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce gathered on July 16 at the 600 Seacoast Parkway medical site to provide Dr. Brandon Lilly, Dr. Ashley Collins and staff a warm welcome to the community during a Tuesday
Chamber Expo returns
Moultrie News July 16, 2024 Don't miss Mount Pleasant's biggest networking event, sponsored by Crews Subaru of Charleston. The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) Community and Business Expo is back for its 14th year, happening on Sept. 26 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Omar Shrine Center. This fun and informative event is a great opportunity for businesses and residents to connect. Expect interactive booths with demonstrations, giveaways and food samples. There will even be games, prizes, a
Kadima leads fight against nation's No. 1 killer
Moultrie News June 27, 2024 The days of simply tracking one's blood pressure and blood sugar levels to assess their cardio health may soon fading into the ether, with medical centers like Kadima adopting an innovative approach in treating heart disease. Since opening its doors in late February, Kadima Center for Heart Attack & Stroke Prevention has distanced itself from the insurance model of patient care that only affords doctors 15 minutes to examine each individual. Instead, Kadima — a Hebrew term,
Chamber honors longtime firefighter
Moultrie News June 20, 2024 A round of applause and accolades were in order for outgoing Awendaw-McClellanville Deputy Fire Chief Michael Bowers, who was recognized as the First Responder of the Month at the June 20 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. Mount Pleasant Fire Department Chief Mike Mixon Jr. apprised listeners at the Omar Shrine Temple of the services the retiring Bowers and his crew provide to the unincorporated areas of Mount Pleasant, as well as covering parts of the Isle of
'Most awesome student'
Moultrie News June 20, 2024 An enterprising high school senior's outstanding list of scholastic, community and professional achievements were deciding factors in making Jason Gould of Academic Magnet High School a shoe-in as this year's recipient of the Joe Brinson Memorial Scholarship presented by the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce.During the Chamber's June 20 luncheon at the Omar Shrine Temple, Community Engagement Committee Chair Brian Sherman introduced Gould to a large audience of business
Hsu details power of 'change' at Chamber meeting
Moultrie News June 24, 2024 The winds of change were blowing at the June 20 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon at the Omar Shrine Temple, as College of Charleston President Andrew Hsu (pronounced SHOE) highlighted continued progress and innovation as critical elements for the success of his institution. To accentuate his message, the fifth-year president asked the audience to guess how long it took for the telephone to attract 100 million users (58 years) and followed by posing the same
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Heirloom News Release: 5/22/24
Geoff Weber, CEO of Heirloom Cloud Corporation, delivered an inspiring presentation at One Million Cups Charleston today, held at the Frothy Beard Brewing Company. With an impressive turnout, over 70 attendees engaged enthusiastically as Weber unveiled how Heirloom Cloud Corporation is revolutionizing digital content preservation and accessibility. Heirloom Cloud Corporation has made significant strides in ensuring that cherished memories are effortlessly enjoyed across all devices for generations to
Town celebrates Agaves Cantina
Moultrie News May, 30, 2024 The Town of Mount Pleasant and the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) co-hosted a ribbon-cutting for Agaves Cantina on May 28 at the restaurant’s new location at 320 W. Coleman Blvd. The family-owned Mexican chain has five locations and extends all through the Charleston area. After its successful soft opening on March 18, owner Armando Navarro is hopeful for Agaves Cantina’s new spot: “This is a great location. I think tourists, local people — everybody — will want
VR BUSINESS SALES OF CHARLESTON ANNOUNCES NEW OWNERSHIP
Mount Pleasant, S.C. – VR Business Sales of Charleston, an established Lowcountry business brokerage firm located in Mount Pleasant, is now under new ownership. Mark McLean, a Charleston resident and long-time entrepreneur, acquired the company earlier this year and, in May, relocated it to 884 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. Suite 201.McLean is a graduate of Virginia Tech with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. After a successful career as Vice President at a specialty contracting firm, he moved to the Lowcountry
Chamber welcomes healthcare provider
Moultrie News 5/24/24 It’s a new day for family healthcare in the East Cooper area. The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) hosted a May 22 ribbon-cutting for the opening of homeRN Charleston at their MPCC office. Several board members were present, including MPCC Director Rebecca Imholz, homeRN Charleston owner Drew Faw and her team, Alex Dean, Director of Marketing, Olivia Vanderhoof, Office Administrator and Jenni Rogers, Registered Nurse. Founded by registered Alabama nurse Eliza Maxwell in
Military hero talks past, present and future
Moultrie News May 20, 2024 A little over a week prior to the May 25 reopening of the Medal of Honor Museum at Patriots Point, retired US Navy SEALs Master Chief Britt K. Slabinski spoke of the recent revamp of the historic venue during his appearance at the May 16 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. As the President of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society and Medal of Honor recipient in 2018, Slabinski glowingly spoke of the $3.5 million renovation of the Mount Pleasant-based museum aimed
Chamber recognizes first responders during Police Memorial Week
Charleston Regional Business Journal May 17, 2024 The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce was honored to recognize Officer Cody Burns of the Charleston Police Department and Sergeant Dan Eckert of the Mount Pleasant Police Department for their outstanding collaboration during Police Memorial Week last week. During a recent traffic stop, Officer Burns apprehended a suspect in possession of a stolen check. Recognizing the check might be linked to a local business, Burns contacted Sergeant Eckert. Eckert’s
Prestige Therapeutic Fitness Celebrates Ribbon Cutting with Innovative Approach to Fitness
CRBJ BizWire May 13, 2024 Prestige Therapeutic Fitness (PTF), Mount Pleasant’s newest fitness center, is proud to announce its grand opening. Owner Zoher Alimohamed and family celebrated this momentous occasion in April with a ribbon-cutting ceremony alongside Town of Mount Pleasant Council Member Daniel Brownstein, Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce President Kathi Herrmann, and esteemed Chamber members. Located at 629 Johnnie Dodds Blvd., Suite 102, in the Aldi shopping center, PTF is more than just a
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Imholz earns scholarship
Moultrie News 5/8/24 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) Director Rebecca Imholz was one of five recipients of the Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) scholarship at a recent Staff Leadership Development Conference in Greenville, South Carolina. The scholarships award $2,000 to be used toward registration fees and to assist with travel costs to attend the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives National Conference this July in Dallas, Texas. Imholz commented: "I
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The yearn to burn: MP welcomes HOTWORX
Moultrie News 4/25/24 The HOTWORX infrared fitness craze has proliferated the Lowcountry with locations in Summerville, and most recently in Mount Pleasant Towne Centre, where locals are absorbing the concept of "more workout in less time." Located at 1113 Market Center Blvd, the newly-opened Mount Pleasant HOTWORX continues in the tradition of 600 sister sites nationwide by offering the public semi-private sauna rooms to exercise in. During an April 23 ribbon-cutting attended by Mount Pleasant Town
Shot of Ginn: CRDA CEO talks 'innovation strategy'
Moultrie News 4/19/2024 All eyes were on Charleston Regional Development Alliance (CRDA) President & CEO David Ginn, as he detailed the success and challenges of his three-county region at the April 17 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. The CRDA spokesperson opted to tell stories in lieu of displaying data and slides in light of technical difficulties at the Omar Shrine Palace. In that vein, Ginn spoke of how far the three-county, 27-city region he represents has come since relocating from
Chamber salutes MPFC 'change agent'
Moultrie News 4/28/24A firefighter's commitment to making a positive impact on his department was the focus of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce's April 17 First Responder of the Month Award ceremony, honoring Capt. Eddie Genthert.During the formal presentation of the award at this month's Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Luncheon at the Omar Shrine Temple, Town Fire Chief Mike Mixon Jr. heralded his colleague as an agent of change.Mixon credited the versatile Genthert — in attendance with his
Bacon, eggs and cheese — please!: Town welcomes Bodega
Moultrie News March 28, 2024 From the folks who opened Uptown Social and Shore House in Downtown Charleston comes a New York-style sandwich-first dining venue, known as Bodega, which has recently opened to rave reviews on 414 W. Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant. The new business concept is the brainchild of the Uptown Hospitality Group, which was well-represented at Bodega's March 26 ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Town Council dignitaries and members of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of
Officer awarded for life-saving actions
Moultrie News 3/22/24 A local field training officer’s rapid response to an unconscious individual following a Feb. 12 car collision was lauded at the March 21 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon at the Omar Shrine Temple. Mount Pleasant Police Department (MPPD) Chief Mark Arnold shared the actions of P.O. George Tetanich, who upon spotting the unresponsive driver in the area of Hwy 17 and Houston Northcutt Boulevard broke through car glass to gain access. After inspecting the subject’s
Everything under one roof: Town celebrates Modern Manor
Moultrie News March 20, 2024 Determined to offer local residents more shopping options in North Mount Pleasant, the entrepreneurial duo of Karen Massarotti and Jessica Wiley recently opened a home goods store featuring 50 boutiques in a single 10,000 square-foot edifice. Located in the old Boone Hall Market at 2521 N Hwy 17, Modern Manor is a one-stop-shop retail cooperative, where visitors can purchase an assortment of house items, including home furnishings, women's apparel, imported antiques,
Heirloom Receives Award from the SC Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Mount Pleasant, SC - March 18, 2024 Heirloom, a veteran-owned small business specializing in digitizing precious memories, was honored by the South Carolina Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Major General (Ret.) Todd B. McCaffrey, as he inducted the company into the prestigious Gold level of the Veteran Friendly Employer Recognition Program. This recognition comes as a testament to Heirloom's outstanding commitment to recruiting, training, and employing veterans. Secretary McCaffrey was nominated by
Remodeled practice targets longevity
Moultrie News March 8, 2024 InterveneMD’s March 5 ribbon-cutting celebration highlighted the Mount Pleasant medical facility’s recent expansion in the spirit of augmenting its regenerative ortho-spine services in conjunction with health and wellness. Prior to the ceremony attended by numerous members of Town Council and the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Todd Joye spoke about spearheading the building renovation at 1341 Old Georgetown Road. He recalled how the edifice once served as the
MP businesses getting fit
Moultrie News March 1, 2024 The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) and the Town of Mount Pleasant have joined forces to encourage residents to support local health and wellness establishments. The campaign runs from March 1 to April 1. “The Town of Mount Pleasant is proud to once again partner with the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce and to encourage citizens to #GetFitWhereYouLive. Through this effort, we are not only prioritizing health and well-being, but also supporting our local business
New biz unlocks the key to radiant skin
Moultrie News February 28, 2024 As a range of skin issues — including acne, dark spots and dry skin — continue to bedevil men and women in Mount Pleasant and beyond, a new service provider is educating its customers on how to achieve and maintain a healthy-looking face. Known as Clean Your Dirty Face (CYDF), the facials specialist has forged its path into the Charleston area by opening its doors on Dec. 16 at 1421 Shucker Circle in Mount Pleasant. Business owner Lainey Green welcomed Town Council
'There's no better place': MP Mayor talks growth, traffic and restoration at Chamber meet
February 23, 2024 Moultrie News The subject of growth was on the mind of Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie during his appearance at the Feb. 21 Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce meeting at Alhambra Hall, as he promised local business leaders that "we will not over-develop." Haynie maintained that while incoming and/or redeveloped shopping centers will continue to be a focus of his administration, the Town's three action pillars remain to protect, plan and restore (aka the Palmetto Principle). On that
Chamber awards inspirational firefighter
February 23, 2024 Moultrie News A firefighter's "compassion" and "ability to lead" were recognized by Fire Chief Mike Mixon and the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce, as they recently honored Samantha Mikesell as the First Responder of the Month. Mikesell was showered with praise at the Chamber's Feb. 21 luncheon at Alhambra Hall, with Mixon sharing how the third-year first responder "hit the ground running" from day one by winning Rookie of the Year. But beyond her courage and drive, the fire chief
’Dine Where You Live” kicks off Feb. 1
Moultrie News 2/1/24 The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) and the Town of Mount Pleasant have joined forces once again. This time to encourage residents to support local restaurants and other food and beverage establishments. The third annual Dine Where You Live campaign begins on February 1 and will continue through the end of February. “We’re excited to join forces once again with the MPCC for the #DineWhereYouLive initiative,” said Mayor Will Haynie. “We take pride in promoting ongoing
A new day for ice cream connoisseurs
Moultrie News. January 20, 2024 Lovers of waffles and ice cream have reason to celebrate due to the recent grand opening of The Dolly Llama Waffle Master outpost at the Wando Crossing shopping mall in Mount Pleasant. Members of Town Council joined Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce reps on the afternoon of Jan. 16 to officially baptize the new ice cream retailer that has set up shop adjacent to the Highway 17 Walmart Supercenter. The Tuesday ribbon-cutting ceremony afforded local officials and area
Chamber Director earns new distinction
Moultrie News January 17, 2024 The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) has recently announced that the organization’s Director, Rebecca Imholz, has been elected to serve on The Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) 2024 Board of Directors. Imholz commented: “I am honored to serve on the CACCE Board and represent an organization that provides such valuable information and resources to help chambers grow and be leaders in the communities they serve.” She joins other
Building Business East of the Cooper: Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Announces New Board
Charleston Regional Business Journal 1/9/24 The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) is pleased to announce its 2024 Board of Directors, a diverse and accomplished group of individuals committed to encouraging business and community success East of the Cooper. The incoming board brings a wealth of experience across various industries, coupled with a shared passion for serving the local business landscape. "We are incredibly excited to welcome our new board members," said Kathleen Herrmann,
Mount Pleasant Celebrates a Year of Success in Business Community
The Town of Mount Pleasant News Flash 1/2/24 The Town of Mount Pleasant is commemorating a year filled with growth and prosperity in our business community showcased by 23 ribbon-cutting ceremonies. 2023 brought an increase in ribbon-cutting ceremonies, with a total of 3 more than in 2022. These events, organized in collaboration with the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce, celebrate the accomplishments of various businesses, highlighting the entrepreneurial spirit in the community. "To the
'Saint of Second Chances' star speaks at chamber
Moultrie News November 21, 2023 The year was 1979. The White Sox were up to bat against the Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader. The second game would never be played, however, as the first culminated in a riot. The target of rage from the thousands of fans that stormed the field at Comiskey Park? Disco. Disco Demolition Night would live on in infamy as the nearly career-ending brainchild of Michael Veeck, who is now president of the Goldklang Baseball Group and owner of the Charleston RiverDogs. Avid
Meditation simplified: Town welcomes Platform- A Consciousness Studio
Moultrie News November 22, 2023 Though the probability of finding a cure for the increased vehicular gridlock in the Greater Charleston area lies somewhere between slim and none, one enterprising newcomer may have just stumbled upon a new way for locals to unplug and peace out from the daily hustle-bustle. Ailsa Foulke’s dream of opening a soothing getaway that unlocks the key to deep relaxation and rejuvenation was realized on Sept. 15 when she opened her Platform consciousness studio at 920 Houston
