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102 and Counting

Happy birthday to West Ashley resident Lucy S. Wall, who turned 102 years old on Monday, March 17th, St. Patrick’s Day. Wall was born in 1912 in Belton, S.C., and her first memory was being 2 years old, and walking barefoot across wood-plank floors, and her uncle...

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For The Kids

Redeemer Children’s Center (RCC) hosts its annual Spring Social and Silent Auction on Saturday, April 5, at Mex 1 Coastal Cantina. Tickets for the event are $5. Also known as “The Preschool,” RCC opened its doors to children and families of the church and community in...

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Swap ’til You Drop

Spring is sneaking back into the Lowcountry and with each sunny day we inch a little closer toward that inevitable, annual closet clean-out  — a tradition shared equally by both rich and poor, young and old. So, clean out those closets, bring your gently used, decent...

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Going The Distance

West Ashley High School’s boys’ track team is viewing this season as more of a distance race than a sprint. The season kicked off recently when WAHS hosted the Sandlapper Track and Field classic at Wildcat stadium. It was a good showcase for area runners as they get...

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Chasing the Chupacabra

West Ashley author Lynne M. Hinkey's latest novel, Ye Gods! A Tale of Dogs and Demons, is a story of magic and monsters run amok on a Caribbean island. In the story, author Jack Halliman sails to Puerto Rico looking for a cure for writer's block and instead finds a...

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Jake Bugg Pops By West Ashley

You’ve heard Jake Bugg before, even if you can’t immediately place the name. His song “Lightning Bolt” is featured in a Gatorade commercial that has been airing nationally for more than a year and he’s made guest appearances on Conan, Late Show with David Letterman,...

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Dark Creamy Goodness

An unusual trend has been happening lately, I’ve re-stumbled upon a patch of stouts. No, not the average, boring Guinness variety associated with the recent Patrician festivities. I’m referring to stouts of a slightly sweeter, richer, creamier nature. In the stout...

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Show Us Your (Food) Porn

Has a photo of a five-layer cheesecake ever made you drool on your computer keys? Or an image of sauce-slathered ribs made you unconsciously lick your fingers and tuck a napkin into your collar?

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A Stroke of Fate

Where to start? That was the question that hung over West Ashley artist Bob Wilson Jr., about this time last year after being commissioned to paint the portrait of U.S. Army Capt. Kimberly Hampton, the first woman from South Carolina to die in combat, and the first...

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Bruce Ellington To Visit Manny’s Neighborhood Grille

University of South Carolina football fans will have the opportunity to say “thank-you” and “good luck” one of the most exciting players for the Gamecocks over the last several years. Wide receiver and kick returner Bruce Ellington will be at Manny’s Neighborhood...

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