Spring is the season for special events of all kinds in Charleston. Check out our recommendations for the top springtime events in the Lowcountry.

Lt. Wojslawowicz of the Charleston Police Department’s Team 5 met with Point Hope residents recently to answer question and provide information about what to do if you suspect illegal activity in our community.

The days are shorter and a bit cooler, but there’s still plenty of reasons to get out to experience Lowcountry living during the winter months in Charleston.

This commentary by former Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr. was published in the Post & Courier and Daniel Island News. It provides an excellent history of the early stages of Point Hope’s development.

The brand new Iron Horse Mentorship Program at Philip Simmons High School is an excellent way for residents to support our community’s high school.

Centipede lawns continue to require care this month. Follow these helpful tips for a healthy lawn now and to ensure proper growth in the spring:

What is being done to make Point Hope a place that balances the need for schools, businesses and homes to serve the growing Charleston with respect for the special land on which it is located?

Our master planned community incorporates community-wide stormwater management practices that minimize the chance of damage & inconvenience during major weather events.