Charleston’s favorite race is back: the Cooper River Bridge Run is set to take place in just a few days.
Every year, more than 35,000 runners and walkers participate in the run from Mt. Pleasant to downtown Charleston. Participants wind through Mt. Pleasant before crossing the Arthur Ravenel Bridge, which offers spectacular views of the river and of Charleston.
The Bridge’s great views aren’t the only feature that contributes to the popularity of this race. The Bridge Run offers activities and events for everyone before and after the race itself. These include the following: [Read more…]
As a parent, you know how expensive college is. The media is filled with reports of skyrocketing tuition prices as well as the catastrophic effect that student debt has on young professionals.
They are the questions that parents ask me most frequently when they are considering whether to file for a divorce. The parents want to know:
If you’re a woman 50 years of age or older and you’ve decided to divorce your husband, you’re not alone.
An event that promises to excite, engage, inform, and inspire: what could be better for your kids?
Being a grandparent in Charleston can be one of the more rewarding experiences in your life. Like most grandparents, you enjoy spending time with your grandchildren and you want to visit them regularly.
For non-custodial parents, or parents who don’t have custody of their children, staying in touch can be difficult. Visitation can be limited to just a few holidays, every other weekend, or perhaps one evening a week.
Those of us who have young children know that they can be stubborn, irrational, and prone to tantrums. (There’s a reason why toddlers are said to go through the “terrible twos.”) During this period, discipline can be difficult; yet it’s necessary if you don’t want your children to turn into irresponsible adults. 
Charleston is one of the greatest places to live and work in the nation. And soon, there may be even more opportunity in our community.
