Please join me in welcoming Laura Tsaggaris from DC and Reed Waddle from Florida to the Palmetto Acoustic Series, Thursday March 12th @ 7:30pm. Check out their tunes at www.myspace.com/palmettoacoustic.
Show will start promptly at 7:30pm so come early to get a seat and a beverage (coffee, beer, wine).
A wonderful article about Palmetto Acoustic can [...]
It’s not something that I’ve followed closely, but what I don’t understand is that Groceclose claimed for some years that Charleston was running out of room, but in fact the three terminals there, are operating at under half their capacity. It would be even less, of course, if Maersk leaves.
We all met up at Bessingers BBQ on Savannah Highway, around 5.30pm.
It was actually the first time I’ve eaten there. I’ve stopped by a couple of times before but they’ve not been open – it’s been the wrong time of day.
I was looking forward to this as I am quite a fan of good [...]
For at least a century, Charleston, South Carolina, has been known as the Holy City.
It’s not that its residents are any more God fearing or devout than the rest of the nation, and it’s not that the folks here are any better behaved than anywhere else either.
Quite simply, if you wander around downtown [...]
Although I don’t keep weather records or follow the weather as closely as fellow local blogger Jared W. Smith does, even I can’t help but notice how weird the weather has been around here lately.
We seemed to go rapidly from an air-conditioned summer to a ‘lets put some heat on’ cold fall.
OK, I know [...]
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