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Fueled Up: Charleston Cars & Coffee Runs on High Octane and Caffeine
Editor’s Note: This article was originally written by the late Bill Farley in 2016. Farley was a beloved contributor to Mount Pleasant Magazine. Thanks for your devotion, Bill. There’s a popular … Continue Reading
Bucks Sports Cards: More than a Hobby
It used to be that sports trading cards came in packs of 10 with a stick of gum. You could find them in the candy section of any store, with names like Topps leading the way. In the mid-1970s, a pack … Continue Reading
Fine Tuned: Wando Band Marches To Its Own Beat
Pretend you’re a K-12 teacher looking for a job and come across this ad: Sound impossible to achieve? Not if it’s with the 235 members of the Wando High School Marching Band, all of whom operate … Continue Reading
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Opening Batch: Georgetown Crafts First Brewery
A craft beer fan and teacher from Cincinnati, Chase Runyan started brewing in his house by tinkering with kits and learning how to bottle the beer after fermentation. After making five or six batches … Continue Reading
Revolutionized: Georgetown’s Downtown Makeover
When the port city of Georgetown was laid out in 1729, merchant-oriented businesses and homes lined the land side of Front Street, originally called Bay Street, overlooking the sparkling Sampit River, … Continue Reading
Gold Standard: Georgetown’s Own Crowned Olympic Champion
When 23-year-old Nike athlete and Georgetown native Melissa Jefferson arrived at Hayward Field at the University of Oregon for the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in June, she was determined to secure her … Continue Reading