Two minutes of talking with Sullivan’s Island Chief of Police Glenn Meadows and you will find yourself constantly adjusting between wonder and amazement. He’s only 62 years young and he’s already lived several lives of duty. You might first discover that he was just recently promoted to his new position in February, but before you can even say congratulations, he’ll add that … [Read more...] about Years of Experience: Sullivan’s Island Appoints New Police Chief
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Dorothea Benton Frank: Remembering a Lowcountry Literary Legend
To borrow from — and paraphrase — author Erich Segal, “What do you say about a beloved Lowcountry novelist who died?” In the case of the recent passing of Dorothea Benton Frank, the answer is simply, “A great deal.” Among the 20 New York Times best-selling books she has written since 2000 — one every year — 11 were set in and showcased the Lowcountry, starting with her debut … [Read more...] about Dorothea Benton Frank: Remembering a Lowcountry Literary Legend
The Lost Secret of Byron Preiss: Signs Point to Sullivan’s Island
There’s a secret treasure hidden somewhere in Charleston, buried just 3 feet beneath the ground. It’s gone undiscovered for more than 35 years, silently waiting for someone to piece together the clues. In 1982, fantasy author Byron Preiss published “The Secret: A Treasure Hunt.” The book, ostensibly a tale of Old World faeries’ immigration to the Americas, was actually a unique … [Read more...] about The Lost Secret of Byron Preiss: Signs Point to Sullivan’s Island
SI Police Chief Christopher Griffin
Christopher Griffin has always wanted to be a policeman, to serve his fellow citizens not only as a law enforcement officer but also as someone who can be counted on to help in a variety of situations. He apparently attained his dream job in January 2018, when he was sworn in as the Sullivan’s Island police chief. He plans to stay a while. “I won’t leave here unless I have no … [Read more...] about SI Police Chief Christopher Griffin
Dana Coleman’s Depiction of “Priscilla”: Bravery and Grace
Throughout the centuries, we’ve looked to artists to tell our tales and capture a part of history on canvas. Immortalizing moments and citizens through paint and brush strokes, creatives are truly the keepers of the flame – illuminating the noteworthy individuals who came before. Often, artists can shine a light on dark times and pay homage to unsung heroes whose stories are … [Read more...] about Dana Coleman’s Depiction of “Priscilla”: Bravery and Grace