Sep 04 2009
Provided by the SC Restaurant Association On August 17, the South Carolina Hospitality Association announced that two Charleston area restaurants were selected as the South Carolina Restaurant Neighbor Award winners. Both outstanding restaurants are in the running for the national Restaurant Neighbor Award, a program by the National Restaurant Association that recognizes restaurants that exemplify …
Sep 04 2009
Atlanticville is pleased to welcome Alan Cannon, National Sales Manger of Rombauer Wines, to host our 5-course Rombauer Wine Dinner on Thursday, September 24 at 7pm. Over the past 27 years, Rombauer wines have garnered some of the most prestigious scores, reviews, and awards available in the world of wine. Last year, Wine and Spirits …
Sep 04 2009
By Dylan Sharek Not many sports have grown in popularly as quickly as beach tennis. Once a secluded, intermittent pickup game played only overseas, beach tennis debuted in 2005 at the Charleston Maritime Festival to puzzled looks. Since then, however, Charleston has become known as beach tennis’ official birthplace and as the hub for Beach …
Sep 04 2009
By Dylan Sharek The Crosby Family team seemed out of place at the 11th Annual Isle of Palms Half Rubber Tournament this past Saturday, August 22. In a field dominated by college students and thirty-somethings, the team’s median age was 58 years old. Larry Crosby, 68, is the second oldest member of the team behind …
Sep 04 2009
By Sarah Reynolds The annual Isle of Palms Connector Run and Walk for the Child began 17 years ago with the opening of the Isle of Palms Connector, and continues today with the goal of supporting the prevention of child abuse and other child-related programs. Net proceeds from the event go to support this cause. …
Sep 04 2009
Join the National Park Service in celebration of Constitution Week by attending one of the free special events scheduled September 17-23, 2009, at Charles Pinckney National Historic Site at 1254 Long Point Road in Mount Pleasant. The park preserves the last 28 acres of Snee Farm, a plantation that was once owned by Charles Pinckney, …
Aug 21 2009
By the Sullivan’s Islanders What if we could protect our homes from storm and hurricane damage, protect property values island-wide, implement a healthy and sustainable land management practice that doesn’t require an enormous capital expenditure AND find a way for residents to enjoy beach views? We’d all say yes, wouldn’t we? I honestly believe that …
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