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The Daniel Island News The Daniel Island News is a free weekly community newspaper. We cover and deliver to all of Daniel Island and the surrounding area.

We also host the Best of Daniel Island awards and regular community events.

In what has become a tradition on the Cainhoy Peninsula, a poignant Wreaths Across America ceremony was held at the Old ...
01/14/2026

In what has become a tradition on the Cainhoy Peninsula, a poignant Wreaths Across America ceremony was held at the Old Ruins/McDowell Cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 13, as community members gathered to pay tribute to veterans.

As the new year begins, many Daniel Island residents are thinking about eating healthier, but the key to success isn’t a...
01/13/2026

As the new year begins, many Daniel Island residents are thinking about eating healthier, but the key to success isn’t a strict diet or drastic rules. The most sustainable changes are simple, realistic habits that fit into everyday life.

One of the biggest nutrition mistakes people make in January is trying to overhaul everything at once. Instead, think of New Year’s resolutions as small upgrades. Adding more nourishing foods, rather than focusing on restriction, is often the most effective place to start.

The other day, I was shopping at the newly remodeled Publix on Daniel Island. That place is huge now! It will take me a ...
01/13/2026

The other day, I was shopping at the newly remodeled Publix on Daniel Island. That place is huge now! It will take me a few shopping trips to figure out where everything is. However, I am extremely happy to have Publix open once again.

While randomly wandering from aisle to aisle, a fellow patron asked if I was the fishing guy in The Daniel Island News. I laughed and introduced myself. My new friend asked me to explain the oyster bar and depth transition pattern that I write about so often. I did my best to explain the pattern and promised to provide a picture in my next article.

Meyer Vogl Gallery is marking a milestone in 2026, celebrating 10 years of exhibiting contemporary artists and cultivati...
01/12/2026

Meyer Vogl Gallery is marking a milestone in 2026, celebrating 10 years of exhibiting contemporary artists and cultivating a creative community grounded in connection, curiosity, and care.

To commemorate the anniversary, the Daniel Island-based gallery has announced a 2026 exhibition program that reflects both its history and its continued evolution.

Members of the Daniel Island Historical Society Cemetery committee were hard at work on Sat. Dec.13, at the historic Les...
01/12/2026

Members of the Daniel Island Historical Society Cemetery committee were hard at work on Sat. Dec.13, at the historic Lesesne Cemetery on Daniel Island.

Volunteers, led by DIHS members Kim Sermersheim and Hugh Haynsworth, completed a variety of tasks, including w**d eating and leaf blowing, cutting low limbs and palm branches, cleaning nine tombstones with special solutions, and cleaning and returning foot markers to original positions. Also assisting were Richard Raggo and Tory Sullivan. It is believed the burial site was first established in the 1700s.

Dinner used to mean a table, menus, and a server asking, “Still working on those?”Now it’s more likely a phone in one ha...
01/11/2026

Dinner used to mean a table, menus, and a server asking, “Still working on those?”

Now it’s more likely a phone in one hand, car keys in the other, and a notification that says, “Your order is ready.”

Across Daniel Island and across the country, takeout isn’t just an option anymore. It’s the plan. According to the National Restaurant Association’s Off-Premises Restaurant Trends 2025 report, takeout, delivery, and drive-thru now account for 75% of all restaurant traffic. Speed, value, and convenience have become the cornerstones of how people eat, driven by packed schedules, more dual-income households, and younger generations who expect food to fit seamlessly into their lives.

When Bishop England High School boys’ basketball coach Daniel Eykyn talks about his team’s potential for the 2025-26 sea...
01/10/2026

When Bishop England High School boys’ basketball coach Daniel Eykyn talks about his team’s potential for the 2025-26 season, he likens it to a jigsaw puzzle.

“We have all the pieces to challenge for a region championship,” said Eykyn, who is in his second year at the helm of the program. “We just need to put them all together, limit turnovers, and get fully healthy.”

The Daniel Island Community Fund has awarded a $75,000 grant to East Cooper Community Outreach to support the continuati...
01/09/2026

The Daniel Island Community Fund has awarded a $75,000 grant to East Cooper Community Outreach to support the continuation of critical programs and services for local neighbors facing financial hardship.

With Charleston Restaurant Week starting Jan. 8-18, one of Daniel Island's restaurants comes into focus for a taste of f...
01/09/2026

With Charleston Restaurant Week starting Jan. 8-18, one of Daniel Island's restaurants comes into focus for a taste of fine dining on the island.

The Kingstide, located at 32 River Landing Drive, paints a clear picture – one that touts waterfront views, thoughtful dishes, and a polished and comfortable dining space.

Elvis is in the building!Residents at Wellmore of Daniel Island celebrated the King’s 91st birthday with a lively Elvis ...
01/09/2026

Elvis is in the building!

Residents at Wellmore of Daniel Island celebrated the King’s 91st birthday with a lively Elvis tribute performance that had the whole crowd singing and "All Shook Up!"

In a week where many Pigskin competitors struggled to achieve a .500 in their Pick' Em ballot, Cheryl Jansen of Daniel I...
01/09/2026

In a week where many Pigskin competitors struggled to achieve a .500 in their Pick' Em ballot, Cheryl Jansen of Daniel Island posted an impressive 11-1 record to defeat VIP sponsor Garret McNally of Mac's, who finished 5-7.

Make your picks for next week's games by visiting bit.ly/dinews21, or emailing [email protected] to receive a weekly ballot - and submit your picks by this Friday.

Even chilly winter evenings don’t mean giving up on outdoor dining.On Daniel Island, The Kingstide has brought back a co...
01/08/2026

Even chilly winter evenings don’t mean giving up on outdoor dining.

On Daniel Island, The Kingstide has brought back a cozy twist to rooftop dining with heated igloo domes, letting diners enjoy the restaurant’s ambiance while staying warm and snug.

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