Charleston news for Friday, July 3rd

Mount Pleasant's Waterfront Park
opening today, July 3
opening today, July 3
Come on over on July 3rd to the 5th to the site of the old bridge to enjoy Charleston's newest park during the opening ceremonies for the Mount Pleasant Pier and Waterfront … More
References: Charleston County Parks and Recreation.
Slide 3 of 6 (Pause by putting your mouse here)

Downtown carriage companies under intense scrutiny
Tourism management director Vanessa Turner-Maybank noted "myriad problems" after inspections of downtown carriage tour companies.
More
Slide 4 of 6 (Pause by putting your mouse here)

Community Supported Agriculture
from Ambrose Family Farm
from Ambrose Family Farm
The sign-up form for this fall's Ambrose Family Farm Community Supported Agriculture program is up, so if you're looking for some farm fresh produce now is the time to act … More
Slide 5 of 6 (Pause by putting your mouse here)

The low down on
Charleston's Fourth of July celebrations
Charleston's Fourth of July celebrations
The July Fourth festivities are back in Charleston again, and we've got the skinny of who, what, when, and where for you. More
Slide 6 of 6 (Pause by putting your mouse here)

Central BBQ brings
tasty no-frills meat to Summerville
tasty no-frills meat to Summerville
Summerville has a new BBQ joint, and by “joint” you know that I’m talking about a no-frills (not even a phone), inexpensive, it’s-all-about-the-pork restaurant. More
References: Lowcountry BBQ, Chrys Rynearson.
Slide 1 of 6 (Pause by putting your mouse here)

Scrub-a-dub: Charleston still
fighting the gum pole tradition
fighting the gum pole tradition
I respect the City of Charleston's desire to have a clean tourist-frienldy environment. But is it really that bad? More
References: The Post and Courier.
Slide 2 of 6 (Pause by putting your mouse here)
- These are not your average grocery bags
- The summer's hot dog hot spots
- Central BBQ brings tasty no-frills meat to Summerville
- Fourth of July specials at Charleston Beer Exchange
- The low down on Charleston's Fourth of July celebrations
- Battery heading to Montreal this weekend
- Charleston sucks down 217,683 Dunkin' Donuts, 100,000 coffees
- Concert series continues at Eye Level Art
Governor Mark Sanford's deal to write a book has been terminated after his extramarital endeavors …
- We're not too excited about anything starting today, check out the ongoing events and what others are talking about.






