April 8, 2026Explore Charleston’s French culinary tradition, from historic dining rooms to modern bistros blending classic French technique with Lowcountry ingredients.
November 22, 2023Explore the stamps and U.S. coins that commemorate South Carolina, from Charleston and Fort Moultrie to state symbols, Edgar Allan…
June 24, 2023A history of The Battery in Charleston – from colonial White Point defenses to East Battery, White Point Garden, the…
June 23, 2023Explore homes along The Battery in Charleston – from East Battery and White Point Garden to Murray Boulevard – including…
October 28, 2022Compare walkable neighborhoods in Charleston with local insight, maps, live listings, and practical tradeoffs for buyers choosing where to live.- June 8, 2022Charleston's bridges do more than move traffic from one peninsula or island to another – they shape commuting patterns, development…
- March 25, 2022The West Ashley Greenway accommodates walkers, joggers, cyclists, and naturalists through more than ten miles of linear park, connecting a…
March 9, 2022Explore recurring farmers markets around Charleston, SC, organized by area with current schedules, locations, map links, and official market information.
September 1, 2021See how a 2021 proposal to activate Liberty Center at 151 Meeting Street evolved into American Gardens and a new…- June 8, 2021A look at Goose Creek’s walkability plan, updated with Central Creek, Red Bank, zoning changes, and what buyers should watch…
January 28, 2021Ronald McNair’s journey from segregated Lake City, South Carolina, to MIT, NASA, the Space Shuttle Challenger, and a lasting legacy…
August 12, 2020A 2020 look at Charleston County’s revised flood maps, what changed from the 2004 baseline, and why buyers still need…- May 4, 2020A practical Charleston shrimp and grits recipe with stone-ground grits, seasoned shrimp, and a flexible pan gravy built for brunch,…
- April 22, 2020How Coleman Boulevard became Mount Pleasant’s main-street experiment, from Old Village history to streetscaping, stormwater, pushback, and suburban retrofit.
October 23, 2019A look at a proposed wedge-shaped hotel for Charleston’s Upper Peninsula, inspired by the flatiron building tradition in American cities.- September 18, 2019Thirty years after Hurricane Hugo, a look back at the storm that reshaped Charleston’s relationship with hurricanes, building standards, flood…
- March 7, 2018Would it be feasible and beneficial to extend the pedestrian-first concept of Second Sunday to every day?
February 22, 2018Charleston combats tidal flooding by installing check valves in stormwater drains, effectively reducing street flooding during high tides. Early results…
