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Well, You’re A Little Early
There I was, working online, checking emails and I see the note that Foothills Oktoberfest and Cottonwood Pumpkin ale will be available tomorrow. For a moment, I sighed and smiled, thinking of crackling fires, colorful leaves, cool breezes, and all things fall. Then...
Field of Dreams
A project that could transform a busy West Ashley neighborhood intersection has turned a major corner. Lowe’s, the national hardware retail giant, announced recently that it was donating $20,000 to help fund the Magnolia-Sycamore Community Vegetable Garden. Lowe’s...
Multicultural Immersion
Middleton Place is fortunate to have two international interns this summer. Gloria Simpson from Barbados and Florence Guinn from France spent the past month learning about the history of the plantation, the Middleton family, and what it takes to maintain “America’s...
Chickenheads Battle For Good A Cause
Students are heading back to school soon, football season is gearing up, and The Kickin’ Chicken team has come up with a fun way to give back to the local community. During the entire month of August, visit any of the five Charleston locations, donate $1 and get your...
No Ordinary Goat
After years of working in the restaurant biz, local residents Kelly Ruff and her fiancé Jason Lewis felt the time was ripe to open their own place. Ruff grew up in the F&B industry and worked as a server and bartender at numerous places around Charleston,...
Jamaica's Albino Son Returns
Yellowman, or King Yellowman as his is often called, has an incredible history in Reggae music. His upbringing at the Maxfield Home orphanage in Kingston and being albino in Jamaica were two obstacles the he overcame to become one of the biggest reggae artist since...
Opening a Can of Whoop Art
Somebody call the firemen! Someone is spray-painting graffiti on the St. Andrews Fire Station! Cool your jets, Bucky. They’re supposed to be there, and they’re muralists, not vandals. Crosby Jack and JahSun, a creative duo that just returned from completing five...
Going Back to the Market
A while back a question was posed to me: “Was the Charleston County Market building, located at Wappoo Road and Savannah Highway, built as a railroad depot and then subsequently used as a market or was it built specifically as a market?” Spoiler answer: A market. This...
Saving Sothel Farm
It started as most gardens do, with a few plants here and there and the hopes that with a little watering and composting, it might produce a meal or two worth of vegetables. For Mark Weatherford, however, those short rows of squash and peppers grew into more than a...
West Ashley Projects Moving Forward
While City Councilmen and the mayor and his staff met last week to recast a new economic future for West Ashley, several potentially stalled important local projects moved forward. City of Charleston staffers confirmed this week that the bid for the construction of...
