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Renaissance Man
Cotesworth Pinckney Means was a man of grand pedigree. His ancestors played important roles in shaping not only the history of Charleston but of the nation. This heritage must have influenced Means, for he was known in the Greater Charleston community as “the father...
Vinyl Madness Takes Over Monster
Got a dollar? You can get a record — and a pretty good one at that – at Monster Music this Saturday, March 15, during their biannual Record Expo. And if you have a few more bucks on hand, you might be one of the few lucky ones to snag some of the rare collectibles...
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
Although the English may claim to have created the beverage and coined the term ‘stout’ as a singular style, it ‘s the Irish that have made the beer their own. The lads and lasses from the green isle loved that dark beer so much, that a category was named for their...
Envisioning the Future of West Ashley
Good news may be right around the corner for the embattled Citadel Mall and the Sam Rittenberg Boulevard commercial corridor, as City Hall is making rejuvenating them a top priority. Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr., his staff and members of City Council representing West...
Save a Dog and Look Good Doing it
Anne Bonny’s Waxing Studio owner Jennifer Cuba is working one Saturday, every month until the end of the year, doing eyelash extensions. Her goal is to raise $5,000 by the end of the year to benefit the Soi Dog Foundation in Thailand. The organization helps the...
A Good Spin
An area group of do-gooders this Saturday is hosting the seventh-annual Pedal4Pattison’s 4-Hour Spinning Marathon to raise money for a West Ashley charter school for students with disabilities. The event will be held at the Pattison Academy for Comprehensive Education...
Storm the Citadel!
Students from West Ashley High School won first place recently in a medieval catapult contest held on the grounds of The Citadel. The contest was part of the annual Storm the Citadel! contest meant to inspire students at local high schools and colleges in STEM areas –...
Tangle for Transgender Youth
Before she hit puberty, Jaimie didn’t have to worry about the $1,700 quarterly cost of her hormone suppression medication. But the day she turned 14, that all changed. “Jaimie’s insurance was paying for her treatments, but once they decided that she should be hitting...
Growing Art in Charleston
For years, Lowcountry residents have flocked to local farms to buy their seasonal CSA, or community supported agriculture, shares. This pre-purchasing of the season’s produce helps support the farmer through the growing season and ensures that a set amount will be...
The Beach Bar Always Has That Five O’Clock Feeling
Joe Pisasale has had a lifelong love affair with the coast, whether it’s in New Jersey, Mexico, the Caribbean, or here in Charleston. When creating the Beach Bar, Pisasale wanted to incorporate all he loved about living on island time, even if his bar is located on...
