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New Event Rocks Family Circle Stadium
Turn up the volume at the Family Circle Cup this year with the addition of Game, Set, Rock! Tennis. Amplified. More
Filed yesterday at 4:57 pm
In $2.8 million stretch of land, Charleston County sees a spot for a new park
The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission sees a lot of potential, but only has money to buy the land, not develop it. More
Filed March 11, 2010 at 2:47 pm
Charleston County PRC hopes to build a new beachfront park on Folly
The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission plans to buy the Front Beach Inn and four other properties for a cool $2.8 million and transform a beachfront area on East Arctic Avenue and East 2nd Street into a park. More
Filed March 11, 2010 at 10:00 am
Google adds 'by bike' directions; Looks pretty good in Charleston
I did some quick mapping tests for Charleston and generally it does a pretty good job. The service prefers secondary roads where possible and picks up on bike/pedestrian paths like the West Ashley Greenway. More
Filed March 10, 2010 at 10:25 am
Charleston Parks Conservancy's first ever Park Week is just around the corner
Hosted by the Charleston Parks Conservancy, the first ever 'Park Week' is a series of events encouraging locals to get out and experience Charleston’s parks and green spaces More
Filed March 2, 2010 at 6:33 am
Lots of early demand for 2010 Cooper River Bridge Run
If you're thinking of running or walking in the 33rd annual 10K Cooper River Bridge Run and Walk, The Post and Courier says now's the time as early signups have been strong. More
Filed February 28, 2010 at 2:22 pm
Charleston's $9.8 million pedestrian 'bridge to nowhere' ... at least for now
The Magnolia development built the nearly $10 million pedestrian bridge to interconnect thousands of planned shops and homes -- ones that have yet to come thanks to the economic drop off. More
Filed February 27, 2010 at 6:36 pm
Party Ted's Butcherblock style at the 'Locals First Block Party'
Join Ted's Butherblock and the local foodie crew for the 'Locals First Block Party' coming up on March 6th. More
Filed February 25, 2010 at 1:40 pm

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