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At Chad Johnson Orthodontics, your smile is our passion. Our orthodontists provide you with the best care possible in Mount Pleasant, all from a stress-free, comfortable setting. We know how much of a difference a beautiful smile can make, which is why we are so passionate about giving our clients a smile they love forever.

Having served metro Mount Pleasant for years, we know that no two patients have the same orthodontic needs. That's why we offer a variety of treatment options to correct each patient's unique concerns, along with payment plans that make braces affordable for every family. You can rest easy knowing that our team specializes in the latest innovations in the field of orthodontics. This allows us to treat our patients in the most efficient, affordable, and aesthetically pleasing ways possible.

A few of our orthodontic treatment options in Mount Pleasant include:

  • Invisalign®
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  • Clear Braces
  • Traditional Braces
  • Early Treatment
  • Adult Treatment

If you're looking for an orthodontist in Mount Pleasant, NC, who is professional, trustworthy, and compassionate, look no further than Chad Johnson Orthodontics. Your pathway to a beautiful smile starts by choosing the treatment options best for your lifestyle.

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Our orthodontic practice in Mount Pleasant does things a little differently than others. Our doctors want to get to know you, your family, and your oral health goals. With more than 30 years of combined experience, we know that each smile our doctors help create is as unique as the person it belongs to.

That's why our practice offers several orthodontic solutions customized to your individual orthodontic needs. If you're a new patient, we know you probably have important questions that need answers. That's why new patients always receive a complimentary orthodontic consultation, so you can learn about the best treatment options for your budget and lifestyle.

At the end of the day, our goal is to make access to orthodontic treatment as available, effective, and easy as possible. Come experience why so many children, teens, and adults trust Chad Johnson Orthodontics with their oral health needs. We'd love to get to know you and your smile better today!

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Fresh start for retail space as supermarket chain to enter Charleston market

MOUNT PLEASANT — A North Carolina-based supermarket chain plans to enter the Charleston market, stepping in after another grocery store’s plans fell through.The Fresh Market has taken over the lease from discount grocer Lidl for a space in Bowman Place ...

MOUNT PLEASANT — A North Carolina-based supermarket chain plans to enter the Charleston market, stepping in after another grocery store’s plans fell through.

The Fresh Market has taken over the lease from discount grocer Lidl for a space in Bowman Place Shopping Center, according to a document filed Sept. 27 in the Charleston County land records office.

A spokeswoman for the Greensboro-based specialty grocer said the company “did not have anything to share at this time” on its open schedule.

Peter Stone of Mount Pleasant’s planning department said Fresh Market has not presented construction plans to the town, which usually considers building and facade alterations as well as signage through the Commercial Design Review Board.

German company Lidl, with its U.S. headquarters in Arlington, Va., had planned to move into a 26,000-square-foot space in the Dick’s Sporting Goods-anchored retail center near Bowman Road and Johnnie Dodds Boulevard.

Work came to a halt more than a year ago.

A Lidl representative did not respond for comment.

The Fresh Market now has the remainder of the 15-year tenant agreement Lidl signed three years ago next month. The lease also included an option for 15 more years.

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The site originally held a 20,000-square-foot kitchen store, but it closed in early 2020. Lidl wanted a larger space, so it added 6,000 square feet and a loading dock in the rear of the building.

The Fresh Market has nine stores in South Carolina. Its closest location to Charleston is about 70 miles up the coast at Pawleys Island.

The chain offers an upscale assortment of fresh produce, meat and seafood along with a deli, bakery, prepared foods and fresh-cut flowers. The store also has beer, wine, coffee and bulk nuts along with various other items.

In 2017, Fresh Market first eyed the state’s fourth-largest municipality and its 95,000 residents who have a median household income of more than $106,000, according to U.S. Census figures.

Publix eventually brought one of its small-format specialty grocery stores called GreenWise Market to the 21,535-square-foot space in Indigo Square Shopping Center off U.S. Highway 17, where Fresh Market was looking.

GreenWise Market, near Mount Pleasant Towne Centre, closed in 2020 about 16 months after it opened. It’s now the site of outdoor gear retailer REI Co-op.

Another specialty grocer also made a run in Mount Pleasant. North Carolina-based Southern Season shuttered its store off Coleman Boulevard in 2016, less than three years after it opened. It’s now the home of Gold’s Gym.

Last year, South American retailer Cencosud acquired a 67 percent stake in The Fresh Market. Existing grocery store shareholders retained a minority equity interest in the company.

The Fresh Market, with 159 stores in 22 states, was founded in 1982. The size of its stores average about 21,000 square feet.

The Bowman Place location is near a 4-mile stretch of Johnnie Dodds Boulevard between the Ravenel Bridge and Interstate 526 that’s teeming with supermarkets. They include Harris Teeter, Whole Foods, Publix, Traders Joe’s, Aldi and Walmart.

Lidl has a dozen stores in South Carolina, with two in the Charleston area in Goose Creek and North Charleston.

Charcuterie concept opens first South Carolina location in Mount Pleasant

Listen to this articleThe new storefront is located in the National Crossing shopping center at the main entrance of the Charleston National neighborhood, according to a news release. Graze Craze is a part of Big Flavor Brands, the food service division of Starpoint Brands, a family of companies affiliated with United Franchise Group.At Graze Craze, charcuterie experts, known as grazologists, design arrangements that feature an array of ingredients that are ideal for grazing, like fresh fruits and vegetables, premium meats and ...

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The new storefront is located in the National Crossing shopping center at the main entrance of the Charleston National neighborhood, according to a news release. Graze Craze is a part of Big Flavor Brands, the food service division of Starpoint Brands, a family of companies affiliated with United Franchise Group.

At Graze Craze, charcuterie experts, known as grazologists, design arrangements that feature an array of ingredients that are ideal for grazing, like fresh fruits and vegetables, premium meats and cheeses, artisanal sweets, nuts and more, the release stated.

The Mount Pleasant Graze Craze is the only one of its kind in the Charleston area, and the franchise owners behind the new store Keith and Kendra Lovas are thrilled to share something completely new with the community they call home, the release stated.

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“The wonderful people of Mount Pleasant love to gather and celebrate,” said Keith Lovas in the release. “There is no better centerpiece for a special occasion than a Graze Craze charcuterie board — it’s unmatched in quality, beauty and functionality.”

The Lovas enjoy playing a role in their community with Kendra working at a local elementary school and Keith coaching youth sports teams through the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department, according to the release. In addition to serving exceptional grazing boards, the Lovas plan to use their Graze Craze to expand their local involvement and sponsor sports teams, further supporting kids in being active and chasing their dreams. The Lovas are also interested in bolstering regional business development through their involvement with the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce.

Graze Craze charcuterie arrangements incorporate an assortment of flavors, like the popular Gone Grazey board, balanced to provide a bit of everything – a mix of cured meats, premium cheeses, crackers, fresh produce, nuts and more. The Vegegrazian is designed with a medley of fresh fruits and vegetables for anyone embracing a plant-based lifestyle.

The artisan-inspired charcuterie offerings at Graze Craze are available in different size options, from Char-Cutie-Cups and Picnic Boxes for nibbling to sharing-size boards with enough fresh food to feed a large party, the release stated.

Look out North Carolina, our tax dollars are being spent on a biased religious agenda | Opinion

OPINION AND COMMENTARYEditorials and other Opinion content offer perspectives on issues important to our community and are independent from the work of our newsroom reporters. Opinion The separation of Church and state outlined in our U.S. Constitution might be the most misunderstood part of our nation’s laws. The newly released North Carolina budget demonstrates why we should understand it better.In short, the religious ...

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The separation of Church and state outlined in our U.S. Constitution might be the most misunderstood part of our nation’s laws. The newly released North Carolina budget demonstrates why we should understand it better.

In short, the religious person has the right to observe and practice one’s faith without state interference. The state has no right to mandate or sponsor a particular faith tradition or religious belief.

Yet, nearly $26 million of our state budget is earmarked for direct grants to churches fronting a conservative religious agenda and for funding anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers, the spawn of a conservative religious agenda. That is state sponsored religion, and every N.C. taxpayer should be outraged by this blatant misuse of tax dollars.

If the $26 million was put into a fund to which any religious group could apply, using the process to explain how the money would promote “public purposes,” a caveat of the N.C. Constitution, then maybe the violation wouldn’t be so egregious. That didn’t happen.

Instead, legislators submitted appropriations for religious organizations in their districts, such as Senate Majority Leader Paul Newton who managed to garner $1.5 million for mold and asbestos removal for a church in his district. Not surprisingly, no appropriations were awarded to religious groups working for commonsense gun legislation, providing shelter for refugees and immigrants, exposing environmental degradation, or protecting voting rights — all of which and more the North Carolina Council of Churches promotes.

If there’s money in the budget for churches, let’s be fair about it.

But there shouldn’t be money in the budget for churches. When a religious organization receives government funding, it should be to assist the government in dispensing its services. For example, the Department of Health and Human Services contacted the Council seeking COVID vaccination sites in rural communities. Helping DHHS distribute vaccines is a far cry from receiving money to renovate a church building with taxpayer dollars. Incidentally, neither the Council of Churches nor the church vaccine sites received remuneration, but lots of rural and minority residents got vaccinated. Payment enough for us.

Crisis pregnancy clinics received almost $19 million while organizations that offer contraceptive care, pre- and post-natal care, or abortions got nothing. The Carolina Pregnancy Care Fellowship, an umbrella organization overseeing crisis pregnancy centers, wins the prize for most money received by a single religious organization — $12.5 million.

Refusing to perform abortions based on one’s religious convictions is protected by the state constitution. Government funding to support the refusal and provide misleading health care information is a violation of the state constitution. By funding these “crisis” pregnancy centers, which are anti-abortion centers, the state is promoting a sectarian religious teaching about abortion.

The state also expanded access to Opportunity Scholarship vouchers. According to a Duke Children’s Law Clinic report, 92% of voucher funding goes to religious schools, the majority of which trend conservative. Where once the state provided money to low-income families to pay tuition at schools fostering conservative religious teachings, it’s now offering money for anyone to pay tuition at schools fostering conservative religious teachings, many of which brazenly denigrate the LGBTQ+ community. That’s state sponsored religion hiding behind the 8% of private schools that offer a “sound, basic education.”

Voucher funding will amount to a whopping half billion dollars by the end of the decade. Meanwhile, our public schools suffer, teachers are underpaid, counselors, nurses and social workers are stretched to the breaking point, and facility maintenance is deferred.

Look out North Carolina, our tax dollars are privileging a biased religious agenda. The separation between church and state grows hazy and the N.C. Constitution is being disregarded.

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Tuesday, Feb 13, 2024

On Tuesday, Feb 13, 2024, the Mount Pleasant Varsity Boys Basketball team won their game against Union Academy High School by a score of 73-63.

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On Friday, Feb 9, 2024, the Mount Pleasant Varsity Boys Basketball team lost their game against North Stanly High School by a score of 74-77.

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On Wednesday, Feb 7, 2024, the Mount Pleasant Varsity Boys Basketball team lost their game against Piedmont High School by a score of 47-62.

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On Tuesday, Feb 6, 2024, the Mount Pleasant Varsity Boys Basketball team won their game against Albemarle High School by a score of 85-81.

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On Friday, Feb 2, 2024, the Mount Pleasant Varsity Boys Basketball team lost their game against South Stanly High School by a score of 60-69.

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Tuesday, Jan 30, 2024

On Tuesday, Jan 30, 2024, the Mount Pleasant Varsity Boys Basketball team won their game against Gray Stone Day High School by a score of 71-22.

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Tuesday, Jan 23, 2024

On Tuesday, Jan 23, 2024, the Mount Pleasant Varsity Boys Basketball team won their game against Union Academy High School by a score of 71-67.

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Wedding bells ring for Ukrainian couple gifted ceremony, reception in North Carolina

Several businesses came together to make their wedding a reality.More VideosMOUNT PLEASANT, N.C. — A couple, who are refugees from Ukraine, said “I do” Saturday night in Mount Pleasant, North Carolina. The wedding was a gift to the newlyweds whose nuptials were put on hold because of the ongoing war.“Oh, I’m so happy, it’s amazing. It’s such a beautiful day,” said Anastasia Panarin, the blushing bride.It was a winter wonderland wedding at ...

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MOUNT PLEASANT, N.C. — A couple, who are refugees from Ukraine, said “I do” Saturday night in Mount Pleasant, North Carolina. The wedding was a gift to the newlyweds whose nuptials were put on hold because of the ongoing war.

“Oh, I’m so happy, it’s amazing. It’s such a beautiful day,” said Anastasia Panarin, the blushing bride.

It was a winter wonderland wedding at Carolina Country Weddings for Anastasia and her now-husband Max Panarin. From the first look to exchanging vows and rings, the couple said it was a dream.

“I think I needed to cry because she was so beautiful,” said Max.

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The two met at an orphanage in Ukraine and were cared for by GLOW Mission. Dar Draper is the executive director and the couples' sponsor. She is also behind gifting the couple this wedding.

“They were engaged for like two years, and they would have been married if they stayed in Ukraine, but because of the war they couldn’t go back,” said Draper. “I said 'we can get you married here.'”

She served as the mom for both the bride and groom and her husband officiated the wedding.

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“They are two orphans from Ukraine who don’t have parents and we get to serve as parents for them and be their family here,” she continued.

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The Panarins performed a choreographed dance to Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect” and included Ukrainian traditions in their reception.

Anastasia said her country is very much in her heart.

“It’s really hard for me because I love Ukraine. I love Ukrainian people,” she said.

Several businesses came together to make their wedding a reality. Everything from the venue, cake, photography, and wedding dress was all donated. Savyy Leigh Photography and Stephanie A. Morrison with Candid Dreamer Photos captured the magical moment for the couple. They are also being treated to a surprise honeymoon by the ocean.

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“We are thankful for everyone and more for Dar and Andrew. She supported us and helped us before America, before the wedding and they give us a chance and changed our life,” said Max.

A fairy tale wedding as the couple begins their new journey as husband and wife.

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