In honor of Edwin Gardner

This morning in Charleston, I participated in the Edwin Gardner Memorial Ride. A bicycle ride to not only honor a fallen cyclist, but also a man who was an integral part of this city’s fabric, and loved by everyone with whom he came in contact.

Why I am Honored to be Nominated for Charleston’s Marketer of the Year

Someone nominated me for the Charleston American Marketing Association Marketer of the Year Award. I have no idea who (will you please reveal yourself so I can thank you?), and it took me by complete surprise when I found out yesterday morning via Twitter of all places. As I read the list of all those who have been nominated, I...

So What is That Thing? The Old Brick Facade Behind Harris Teeter

If you live here or visited Charleston, you have probably biked or driven past this strange looking brick facade in ruins, right behind the Harris Teeter grocery store. What is it? you mutter to yourself…why is it still standing there all by itself? Photo by Leroy Burnell – Post and Courier That beautiful facade is the remnants of one of...

Update on Handy Man Specials in Wagener Terrace

There are none. That’s the update. Well ok – there are a few, but they are either overpriced, or not in a great location. When I last wrote about the handy man specials in Wagener Terrace in May, continuing a series I have been writing for almost a year now, the situation was not much different. Since then several have...

Small is the New BIG – Popularity of Diminutive Spaces is on the Rise

Small spaces – BIG lifestyle is the new choice for many… I caught this article on MSNBC today about the rise in popularity of smaller spaces, not only for Baby Boomers but also for Generation Y. Lifestyle and proximity to culture, restaurants, shopping, services are seemingly more important than having room for your Costco purchases. Here’s an excerpt: “John McIlwain,...

Stunning Helicopter Footage of the Lowcountry

I challenge your heart not to swell…. Check out the stunning aerial footage of the Lowcountry, created by Jewell & Ginnie. It’s called “Low Country High“. Footage by Adam Boozer. Low Country High from Adam Lawton Boozer on Vimeo.