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Not in ‘Harmony’

Phone trees and social media lit up across West Ashley last week in response to a national builder asking permission to fill in 5 acres of wetlands near Church Creek. Locals, with the recent memory of the flooding associated with Hurricane Joaquin still floating in...

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A Growing Interest

City of Charleston staffers have unveiled an online survey to gauge interest in a farmer’s market being held somewhere in West Ashley. Mandi Herring, the West Ashley-specific planner at City Hall said that the community wants a farmer’s market, and that City Council...

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Keeping the Avondale 5K in Place

Supporters of the Avondale 5K have begun a petition drive to block the City of Charleston from moving its route through several West Ashley neighborhoods to the nearby West Ashley Greenway. Over the past six Octobers, the race has raised over $350,000 for the Charles...

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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...

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Reflecting on West Ashley Flashback

The beginning of a New Year is a time to pause for reflection. It’s somewhat required in our society. In December of 2011, the first West Ashley Flashback ran in West Of. It was born out of an interview done for the release of “West Ashley,” part of Arcadia...

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Avondale Restaurant Week Returns

If you didn’t get enough discounted meals during Charleston Restaurant Week, don’t worry. For the last couple years, immediately following the semi-annual “foodie-friendly” event held by The Charleston Restaurant Association, several Avondale restaurants host their...

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WAHS Culinary Arts Runner-Up at Cooking Competition

West Ashley High School recently competed in the 15th Annual Cornucopia Cooking Competition sponsored by Limehouse Produce at Trident Technical College in North Charleston. The contest was open to all high school culinary programs in the Tri-county area. Each student...

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Building Sound Sculptures In The Air

Jucifer, founded in Georgia in 1993, are pioneers of the sludge/doom/death metal duo genre. Notorious for their use of massive amplification, and for their entirely nomadic lifestyle, the band has literally been homeless for two thirds of its 23-year existence. Lead...

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Old Is New Again

Obscure. Be it beer, bands, or beard oil, there’s a continual search to discover that rare, new gem. A consistent trend in the craft beer world is to rediscover, redefine and reintroduce once lost styles to the masses. Find some bizarre Finnish pickled herring ale and...

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Aubry Alexander ‘Bows’ Out

There will be one more familiar face missing from City Council Chambers this year other than Joe Riley’s. After an eight-year tenure and two successful political campaigns, Dist. 9 Councilman Aubry Alexander was defeated in November by local lawyer Peter Shahid. A...

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