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South of the Border Soul

This Saturday, Nov. 1 Mex 1 Coastal Cantina will be celebrating the Mexican holiday  Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead. The party will get started at 7 p.m. with live music from Dallas Baker and Steven Sandifer then will continue with the Latin grooves of Malandro...

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Happy Halloween Y’all

Halloween is upon us. What a great time of year for kids and adults alike. The kiddos get to eat their weight in candy, we get to drink the seasonal awesomeness and check out all the wacky costumes; everyone wins. While this holiday is often attached to ghouls,...

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Turky’s Throws in the Tow(el)

Allison Burky Boone, the owner and general manager of Turky’s Towing, has said she will stop her family company’s attempt to open a car yard along Savannah Highway if funds can be raised to purchase it with public money. “I’m not a dummy; I know when we’re not...

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We’re Saved …On Paper!

City planning director Tim Keane has been busy this week, pitching City Hall’s five-point plan to improve West Ashley’s retail and business climate. Work on the plan began eight months ago in response to Citadel Mall going into receivership after its then-owners had...

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Avondale 5K, a Runaway Success

The recent 5th annual Avondale 5K was once again a runaway success, with more participants and money raised than ever before. On Saturday, Oct. 11, 510 runners, walkers, and in some cases, their dogs and children in tow took to the streets of several West Ashley...

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West Ashley, First in Marriage

West Ashley resident and county councilwoman Colleen Condon has sued the state in order to be able to marry her girlfriend. Condon and her partner, Nichols Bleckley, applied this month for a state marriage license in the wake of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision...

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Going Down To The Crossroads

This 1943 ad appeared in the Celebration of Progress brochure. DuPont Crossing was a hub for community activity in St. Andrew’s Parish. It wasn’t a road but more of a conceptual area and very easy to identify. The Seaboard Air Line tracks crossed Savannah Highway and...

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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 off to protect the innocent. All suspects are  innocent...

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Ending Reefer Madness

No matter where you stand on the issue of cannabis reform, West Ashley resident Ashley Condon wants you to come out and see a special one-night screening of the new documentary “The Culture High” and then make a decision for yourself what you think the future of pot...

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Dissociative Identity Dram

As you probably already know, I love beer. I love discussing the subject, trying new styles and different brewery releases, even travelling for beer events. Beer really can and does bring folks together. Yet I’m often struck with just how varied our preferences are...

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