West Ashley residents wait for Glenn McConnell Parkway Widening Project to begin
VIDEO: West Ashley residents wait for Glenn McConnell Parkway Widening Project to begin By Logan Reigstad | April 7, 2021 at 12:02 PM EDT - Updated April 7 at 6:42 PM
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The promised orange barrels and road work signs have yet to show up along Glenn McConnell Parkway, leaving residents who travel the road wondering whatâs happening with the project.
Charleston Countyâs website lists the project to widen the road to six lanes from Magwood Drive to Bees Ferry Road as set to be under construction by the first quarter of 2021, a date that has come and gone.
It’s pretty much a sure thing that oysters and wine pair well together.
That’s the thinking behind “Wine & Brine, It’s a “Shore Thing,” a virtual experience on March 21 that offers an interactive opportunity to taste the sea and land together in a uniquely Virginia manner.
AquaCultured, a new program from Virginia Sea Grant and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science that finds innovative ways to help Virginia shellfish farmers bring their harvest to the dinner table, is presenting the event.
Tune in free at 7 p.m., on AquaCultured’s Facebook page.
Frank Morgan, a longtime wine columnist, and Jon Wehner, owner of Chatham Vineyards, will present the tasting experience and discussion featuring wine paired with oysters.
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