Hundreds of bright-eyed college students were celebrating in the Cistern Yard bright and early on May 2, and sounds of cheering and laughter could be heard from a ten-mile radius. But it wasn’t because exams were wrapping up. And it wasn’t in anticipation of summer break or graduation. Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb, the …
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Tag Archive: lowcountry
May 09
A Sorrowful Reminder
By Bob Hooper, aka Rent a Bob We have all seen the results of the terrible events in Boston, and I along with other lowcountry residents, abhor the event. It is a wakeup call for most that violence can intrude into any venue and is not stopped by just vigilance, but by a common sense …
May 08
Time to Try a Triathlon
Do you have what it takes to compete in one of the lowcountry’s toughest and longest-running endurance competitions? The Charleston Sprint Triathlon Series (CSTS) is kicking off its 23rd year of challenging athletes to the area’s premier swim, bike and run event at James Island County Park. Registration is open now and the first race …
Apr 26
Fat Tire Freak-Out
By Carol Antman Our son and his girlfriend are the most active people I know. When they surf mountain-sized waves or catapult through the air behind weight boards, I settle for living vicariously, but recently they introduced me to one of the lowcountry’s best new adrenaline pumping adventures: the new bike trail near Wannamaker Park …
Apr 04
Spring into Volunteering at Your Favorite County Park
If you have a little extra time this spring , you can earn an annual pass that grants access to Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) facilities! CCPRC is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to work at park special events. Those who complete 30 hours this year will get an official volunteer ID with park and …
Mar 13
Farmer in the Dell
Legare Farms is now taking reservations for their annual Rent A Chick program. Let your child experience the wonders of life by renting two baby chicks for two weeks. At the end of the two weeks, the chicks are returned to the farm to live with the other chickens in the farm’s flock. Chicks are …
Feb 08
Capturing Sunshine on a Tree
By Martha Zink On Monday, February 11, the Kiawah Island Garden Club will be meeting to learn all about growing citrus plants on Kiawah. It is possible to successfully grow lemons, limes and even oranges in our climate. A speaker from Hyams Garden Center, will be sharing his wealth of knowledge with us. Hyams has …
Feb 06
The World Is Your Oyster
One of the many perks about living in the lowcountry during the winter months, besides the mild temperatures and captivating sunsets, is the beloved island cuisine…oysters. On January 26, the Bohicket Marina Merchants Association hosted their annual oyster roast to raise money for the “Free Family Fun” events held at the marina during the summer. …
Jan 25
The Fairest of Them All
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all? Snow White, of course! It’s hard to believe, but Disney’s animated Snow White and the Seven Dwarves is turning 75 years old. That’s quite a long time for a cartoon to hold up so well. In order to celebrate this momentous occasion, the professional …
Jan 09
Hoppin’ John
By Laura Wilson Lowcountry folks ring in the New Year with a vegetarian tradition. A dish of black eyed peas and rice, flavored with bacon and any variety of add-ons such as greens, vinegar, or onions is more important than champagne. Most New Year customs are said to bring good luck and prosperity. Beans were …
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