Everything That's Fresh & Local
POSTED FEBRUARY 22, 2012 - 9:05AM
In less than a week we will begin the celebration of local food, wine and the wonderful culinarians that bring it all to life at the BB&T Charleston Wine and Food Festival! I am looking forward to the Farm Feast Auction which is a new event this year and will feature all the great auction items that the Festival has donated each year all in one place! If you want to eat some fanastic local food prepared by wonderful local and regional chefs and enjoy great music th
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POSTED FEBRUARY 20, 2012 - 7:56AM
The creation of additional retail at the Gregg Tract on highway 17 is looming larger than life for nearby residents and local retailers in Mt. Pleasant. Homeowners in Snee Farm, Wando Lakes and Montclair are wise to be concerned about even more traffic, estimated at 12,500 more cars daily, and decreasing property values with the addition of big box stores cozying up to their neighborhoods.
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POSTED FEBRUARY 20, 2012 - 7:55AM
The creation of additional retail at the Gregg Tract on highway 17 is looming larger than life for nearby residents and local retailers in Mt. Pleasant. Homeowners in Snee Farm, Wando Lakes and Montclair are wise to be concerned about even more traffic, estimated at 12,500 more cars daily, and decreasing property values with the addition of big box stores cozying up to their neighborhoods.
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POSTED FEBRUARY 10, 2012 - 4:25PM
Love is in the air this month. Everywhere you look, there are red paper hearts in store windows, jewelry sales, promotions from florists, reminders to make reservations for Valentine’s Dinners. Not to mention the anti-valentine’s day parties, promotions and campaigns. But no matter what your stance on the holiday is, February 14th will arrive, rain or shine, single, dating, married or divorced. So we might as well show a little love to the place we live- and support our local businesses.
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POSTED JANUARY 30, 2012 - 12:19PM
Every year it seems as though spring sneaks up on me. Before I know it, daffodils are popping up and I start to feel the pending sense of panic that I have not started any seeds or prepared my garden. The last few weeks, farmers have shared this sentiment with me as they plan their crops, secure their markets, and balance their finances. For many farmers in the Lowcountry, a big part of this planning includes a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program.
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