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A Look into Legend
The people who make up Charleston’s illustrious and often infamous past are not always the ones that get into history books. Take Ralph Johnson, for example, the person for whom the Veteran’s Hospital downtown is named for. Johnson was a 17-year-old African American...
The End Of The Pumpkins
Happy Halloween, fellow beer lovers. I hope you are all having a fantastic fall. Here is a new seasonal combo that should provide a nice little surprise for your spooky season. 21st Amendment Brewery has been on my radar a good deal over the last two years. I first...
Cook It Raw
West Ashley will be the epicenter of the world’s avant garde cuisine scene for the next week, as chefs from all over the globe learn receive an intensive introduction to the “foodways” and products of the Lowcountry. Beginning Sunday, 28 internationally known chefs...
Gateway to West Ashley
Construction is finally underway on the Northbridge Park in West Ashley. On Friday, Oct. 18 Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr., Charleston City and County Councilmembers and City staff broke ground on the new park and pier on the upper Ashley River at the west end...
Fishing For A Cure
Earlier this month, the local Carolina Lady Anglers chapter donated a whopping $11,000 to After Care Essentials to support women recovering from cancer surgery that may not have insurance. Jane Barr, a local Realtor and “spokesangler” for the group, said that for...
Wildcats Rout Tigers
West Ashley High School ended a three-game losing streak last Friday night against Conway High School. After two weeks of giving up leads in the second half against Ft Dorchester and Wando, the Wildcats continued pounding Conway in the second half for a 49-14 win....
Wings to Fly, Animals to Help
It is rare to find a gem in the rubble after 9/11, but local volunteer Judy Kell Beall has done exactly that. Formerly a flight attendant with Delta Air Lines, Beall says 9/11 was a life-changing event in that it made it easier for her to walk away from a job that she...
The Victory Season
Author Robert Weintraub visits the Jewish Community Center this Sunday, Oct. 27 to talk about his book , The Victory Season: the End of World War II and the Birth of Baseball’s Golden Age, along with The Citadel’s associate athletic director Andy Solomon. In 1945...
Fear and Loathing in Denver
A trip to the Great American Beer Fest with West Of's Beer Snob by Lorne Chambers | editor Long before the “craft beer” movement hit Charleston, West Of was running a beer column in its dining section. At first many thought a beer column was an odd thing for a...
Metal, Monsters, and Pumpkin Mania
Forget your run-of-the-mill costume parties and trick-or-treat parades; Monster Music is blowing them all out of the water this Saturday, Oct. 26, with their 2nd Annual Pumpkin Classic. From super secret five-hour sales to highly collectible door prizes and a globally...
