HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED

HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED

Plans for former Ryan’s space and adjoining shopping center could change the face of St. Andrew’s Boulevard by Bill Davis | News Editor A key strip of St. Andrews Boulevard is about to undergo major changes that could deeply impact the livability of neighborhoods that...

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You’ve got a Friend

West Ashley resident Robin Daisley does not let the grass grow under her feet. Razor sharp, highly creative, and very giving, Daisley is the type who instantly connects with people. “Robin can walk up to anybody and find common ground,” says her husband, Will Daisley....

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Off the Beaten Path

For the second time in less than two years, local runners are going to be able race through the serene Caw Caw Interpretive Center nature and cultural preserve. On Saturday, April 27, the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) will host its...

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Separation of Church and Church

Mike Seagle is having a hard time swallowing the irony of where he attends church services these days — in a funeral home. Seagle is a former member of Old St. Andrew’s Parish Church in West Ashley, one of the oldest churches in the South. The former Episcopalian...

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WAHS Strikes Underwater Gold

Ten students from every grade and corner at West Ashley High came together last Friday and took home underwater gold in an underwater robotics contest held in Mt. Pleasant. Led by the school’s science department chair, Margaret Spigner, its SeaPerch team saw...

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The Thrill of the Hunt

If it was closer to the turn of the century one might be sitting in a deer stand or walking the banks of the Ashley River looking for deer tracks in roughly the place where I sit in a comfortable chair listening to Oscar N. Vick III talk about an earlier time of...

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West Ashley VisionQuest

A group of West Ashley residents, property owners, and design specialists are taking an active part in deciding how their slice of Charleston can continue to thrive. Representatives from that organization West Ashley–James Island Business Association (WAJIBA), met...

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Cure For ‘Recycling’ Blues

Still waiting for one of those blue “all-in-one” county recycling bins to be delivered to your door? Yeah, they’re great! Unfortunately, there’s no real way of telling when your (street) number is going to come up and your residence will be the next home of one of...

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Expect Lane Closures on Bees Ferry Road This Week

In the never-ending battle with West Ashley’s growing traffic demands, drivers might experience some nighttime slow-downs this week along Bees Ferry Road between Main Road and Glenn McConnell Parkway. The ongoing county project will see road crews literally burning...

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Exceptional, Dynamic Teacher

West Ashley resident Shirley Ford looks out at the world and sees its vast potential. As a social worker and educator, her strategy is to look around the bend, break through the limitations people encounter, and find the possibilities that exist. Ford is the executive...

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A Fine Day On The Fairway

An annual event that didn't seem like it could get any bigger or better did just that last Thursday. The St. Andrew's Parks & Playground Scholarship Golf Tournament presented by West Of brought a record-breaking group of players out to Shadowmoss Plantation for...

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