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Read in Color

The Cynthia Graham Hurd Foundation and Reading Partners team up for Book Drive from Staff Reports The Cynthia Graham Hurd Foundation and Reading Partners recently announced that they are kicking off their 6th annual book drive to promote literacy in memory of Cynthia...

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A Bumper Crop

Thanks to West Ashley High School’s refocused academic structure, the school’s athletic class of 2014 is turning out to be one for the record books. This year, for the first time in anyone’s memory, there are already five student-athletes who have signed national...

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A Safe Route To School

Last week, students, parents, teachers at Stono Elementary School celebrated the culmination of a eight-year-long project involving poured concrete during the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new sidewalk that sits along its front on Garden Street. According to...

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Happy National Recycling Day

It just got a little bit lonelier for trash at the Bees Ferry Landfill, thanks to the good work of the Charleston County Environmental Management Office. Last week, as part of the national annual America Recycles Day, county officials collected more than 5,200 items...

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The Original Social Network

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. These are the conduits of modern social networking. Jump back a few decades (maybe 5 or 6) and the newspaper was the main conduit to get information about the social workings of the community. The News & Courier, Charleston Evening...

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Putting The Lowcountry First

One of Charleston’s biggest local business boosters, Jamee Haley, calls West Ashley home, and thinks parts of this neck of the woods holds the perfect balance of local and national stores. For the past six years Haley, a native of Tulsa, Okla., has spearheaded...

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SEED-ing the Future

This weekend, assembly began on a shed that will be the first cornerstone in the growing Magnolia-Sycamore Community Vegetable Garden. Led by Clemson architecture professor David Pastre, who teaches classes downtown at the Charleston Architecture Center, students and...

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Rooting For The Home Team

Home Team BBQ Owner and Pitmaster Aaron Siegel was presented with area non-profit Operation Home’s annual “Kris Basala Person of the Year “award at a special ceremony during the annual fundraiser Drum It Up event on October 20, 2013. The Basala Award is in honor of...

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Giving It Up for Avondale

Lava Salon co-owner Geoff Richardson has been called many things: hairdresser, husband, father, the unofficial Mayor of Avondale, arts booster, Airstream enthusiast, and involved citizen. Mostly, as many who know him best will tell you: he’s nuts. Never able to focus...

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Goodbye, John Graham

West Ashley lost one of its most iconic, if not iconoclastic, sons when John Graham Altman III died last week at age 79. Graham had reportedly been in declining health for the past few years. Until then, he had been many things: a liberal, a conservative, a lawyer, a...

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Gordon Gekko's Stylist Visits West Ashley

Known as a trailblazing trendsetter for more than 40 years, renowned fashion designer Alan Flusser makes a special appearances at Stein Mart from 12-3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov, 23. During the store visit, Flusser will discuss his views on men’s fashion and his Alan...

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