Gold Medal Dreams
St. Andrew’s Running Club makes big strides with youth track & field sports by Lorne Chambers | Editor With the 2020 Summer Olympic Games well underway, the eyes of the world are on Tokyo as the best athletes from more than 200 countries compete in a host of...
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TBONZ Famous She-Crab Soup
While the name might suggest that Tbonz specializes in beef, this Charleston institution also serves a complete menu to whet any appetite. From fresh, local seafood to Lowcountry specialties, TBonz has been pleasing both locals and visitors for more than two decades....
Drunken Mussels
Triangle Char & Bar 828 Savannah Hwy. 843-377-1300 www.trianglecharandbar.com Triangle Char & Bar made a name for itself with their delicious grass-fed beef burgers, but head chef Chad Colburn proves that this popular West Ashley eatery is much more...
At The Crossroads
Talk about irony; Jim J. French is now the “victim” of inclusion. For the past 42 years, French has been the owner and publisher of “The Charleston Chronicle,” a black-centric newspaper put together every week at his trophy shop located on Upper King. Last year, state...
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....
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
