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It's All Greek To Me
Greek and Roman histories are intertwined as much as their mythologies. And while Greece and Italy are only separated by the relatively narrow Ionian Sea, the two countries have taken different directions in terms of their wine and how the world perceives and receives...
Premium Bavaricum
After writing last week about the great German breweries and their late summer to early fall beers, I got a craving for one of those traditional dunkelweizen. I hit up my local craft beer shop to see what was available. Even with several traditional options to choose...
Hot Nights & Holy City
Middleton Place Restaurant is partnering with the South Carolina Aquarium and Charleston’s own LO-Fi Brewing and Holy City Brewing to host a savory end-of-summer with the 4th Annual Hot Nights & Holy City Beer Dinner from 6-9 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27. Served...
Greenway or 'Grey'way?
Local landscape architect Bill Eubanks proudly says he has a “vested interest in Byrnes Downs.” For more than a decade, Eubanks has called the up-and-coming neighborhood home. Imagine his excitement when his Mt. Pleasant-based landscape architecture and civil...
A West Ashley ‘TIF’ District Closer to Reality
After years of unfulfilled promises during the Riley administration, Mayor John Tecklenburg is close to providing West Ashley with its own self-improvement tax vehicle. City staffers have been at work for months working on the creation of a TIF, or tax increment...
The State of West Ashley
When Charleston City Counciliman Keith Waring speaks Wednesday, Aug. 24 to the West Ashley-James Island Business Association (WAJIBA), he’ll present four bullet points. First of all, Waring expects to kick off a thorny questions-and-answers session after he talks...
Mug Shots
The following were taken from actual incident reports filed last week by the City of Charleston Police Department. These are not convictions and the names of businesses, complainants, and suspects have been left out to protect the innocent. All suspects are innocent...
Taking The Plunge
The cover of local yoga instructor-turned author Kate Smith’s debut novel Brine features a mermaid suspended in a crystal blue sea, bending backwards looking up at the sun’s rays shining down through the water. But this isn’t your typical mermaid tale. It’s grounded...
Simple Food For Complex Times
In 2008, Scott and Ally Svenson of Seattle had an idea. It was inspired by their love of pizza and simple pleasures, and motivated by their need to feed four hungry boys. It was a complicated time—the financial crisis was brewing and many were stressed. They adopted...
From Summer To Fall
With the autumnal equinox nearly a month away, and the opening keg-tapping salvo of Munich Oktoberfest happening a few days before, it’s no surprise your late summer, early fall eyes should fall on the motherland as a source of fantastic suds. As many of you probably...
