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North Charleston leap-frogs across river to grab West Ashley land, City vows to continue the fight by Bill Davis | News Editor City of Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg and his administration remain committed to keeping 2,200 acres of county lands out of the hands of...
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Getting to the “Core” of West Ashley
Former City Councilman and current councilman team up at Urban Core Advisors Native Charlestonian Aubry Alexander has deep roots in West Ashley. Long before representing District 9 on City Council, he was mowing lawns in Ashley Forest at age 9. He attended Albemarle...
West Ashley Flashback
House that Radio Built The “House that Radio Built” is a popular story that has been passed down from several original residents of Avondale about one particular home on Oakdale in the neighborhood of Avondale. The details of the story were elaborated upon in a...
West Ashley Bags A Moose
Local restaurateurs Jen and Mike Kulick have deep roots in West Ashley. Not only do they live here with their two kids, but they’re also the creative forces behind the trend-setting Voodoo Tiki Bar & Lounge in Avondale and their business offices (a.k.a. Mission Control) is located along Highway 61. Now the entrepreneuring couple has opened a Tattooed Moose in the Citadel Mall.
Two Churches, One Difficult History
A Local author reveals what he discovered in an antebellum church registry and what it tells us about race and reconciliation in West Ashley
The Magic Touch
Local realtor and preservationist brings style, history, and prosperity to his projects
What’s to Become of the Dead Pig?
Demolition of former Piggly Wiggly raises more questions
Some Gave All
Memorial Day Ceremony at Live Oak Park honors those who served and sacrificed for our nation
Mailing It In
The History of the post office in St. Andrew’s Parish
Stroll Down Copley Street
Boston-based duo Copley Street brings traditional Irish music to West Ashley on June 12
WAHS Says Goodbye to the Class of 2018
More than 350 students receive their diploma and move on to the next phase of their lives
