Joshua Uys

3 days ago | luckydognews.com | Joshua Uys

During its meeting on Tuesday, June 24, the Isle of Palms City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending the zoning code to address growing erosion concerns near Breach Inlet. The ordinance prohibits the construction of swimming pools seaward of the maximum building line within the P-2 Preservation Overlay District, requiring all new pools in the district to be built landward.

1 week ago | luckydognews.com | Joshua Uys

At the recent Sullivan’s Island Town Council meeting, the council officially designated June 28 as Carolina Day on the island for this year. The meeting featured remarks from National Park Service representatives Christopher Reid and Brett Spaulding, chief of interpretation at Fort Moultrie, who outlined the commemorative events planned for the day. Carolina Day honors the 1776 Battle of Sullivan’s Island, one of the first major Patriot victories in the American Revolutionary War.

2 weeks ago | holycitysinner.com | Joshua Uys

Liz Munn, founder and owner of SkinPro Studio, has been an esthetician for many years. Sitting in the studio’s waiting room, she spoke about what drives her work: the belief that life is short, and you should spend it doing what you love. That realization led her to explore plant-based skincare, a path that would eventually inspire her to open her own studio. The shift gave her creative control and allowed her to approach skincare with an individualized, ingredient-focused philosophy.

2 weeks ago | holycitysinner.com | Joshua Uys

At the corner of Meeting and E streets, above the Moxy Hotel, Trace Conway is building something a little different. The rooftop bar she runs, Bar Moxy, isn’t just another polished lounge with cocktails and a view. “There aren’t many rooftops in Charleston,” she said, sitting in the bar’s podcast studio. “We’re not Citrus Club. We’re more bohemian. We’ve got shuffleboard, pingpong and drag bingo. It’s laid-back.” Conway’s path into bar management wasn’t planned, but it came naturally.

1 month ago | luckydognews.com | Joshua Uys

At the May 20 Sullivan’s Island Town Council meeting, Comptroller Jason Blanton presented the draft general fund budget for fiscal year 2026, highlighting increased revenues, rising operational costs and major infrastructure investments. Blanton attributed a projected $410,000 revenue increase primarily to higher property tax collections and business license fees.