Dec 28, 2012 | Flora & Fauna, Historic Charleston, News, The Best of the Lowcountry
Colonial Lake in Downtown Charleston has been written about time and again and enjoyed by many. It’s a place for fishing, festivals, kayaking (once a year), birds, walkers, joggers, baby strollers, the old and the young. That’s why I was pleased to read recently...
Apr 20, 2010 | Agents, Events, Folly Beach, Historic Charleston, Isle of Palms, Real Estate, Recreation, The Best of the Lowcountry, The Real Estate Studio
Charleston Moves is sponsoring an upcoming cycling/pedestrian event. A half-mile-long section of King Street will be closed off May 16 so cyclists and pedestrians can have the street to themselves. The event, billed as “Do the Charleston,” aims to create a...
Apr 6, 2010 | Mt. Pleasant, News, Recreation, The Best of the Lowcountry, Trends
The Post and Courier reports DENVER — Mount Pleasant is among more than two dozen communities named finalists for the National Civic League’s 2010 All-America City Awards. The Denver-based organization says the cities were selected for addressing such issues as...
Feb 10, 2010 | Historic Charleston, News
In the Post and Courier today there is an article on the Union Pier Redevelopment proposal. The concept was unveiled Thuesday and calls for tearing down a majority of the aging buildings on the property and opening up about 50 acres of waterfront land for public use...
Mar 28, 2009 | Events, Open House, Real Estate, The Best of the Lowcountry
This weekend the Post and Courier is sponsoring an Open House Tour featuring over 140 homes in the Lowcountry that range in price from $89,900 to $3.2 million. Every area of the Charleston Coast is represented with homes on the peninsula, the beaches, as far out as...
