A 200 year old Murder Story on Dewees Island
Dr. Nic Butler, the historian for Charleston County Public Library and the author of the fascinating Charleston Time Machine podcast, researched a 200 year old murder on Dewees Island. He…
New Internet Possibilities on the Horizon for Dewees Island
THE PRESENT If you're looking information on current 2021 Internet access for Dewees, see our Internet post from February. IN THE NEAR FUTURE Starlink from SpaceX looks super promising. We…
The Old Fashioned Joys of July 4 on Dewees Island
It's been a great weekend on the island: the weather is gorgeous and the traditions are in full swing as we started the weekend with food truck and then a…
The Islanders launches June 15! Entire Novel set on Dewees!
We have to admit we're pretty excited about this latest book from NYT best-selling author Mary Alice Monroe and Angela May, both island friends of Dewees Island. Intended for middle…
The Year of Sunrise
A few weeks ago, I realized that it had been an entire year since I started broadcasting sunrise from the island. With the exception of three days, I put…
Raptor Spring in Full Swing
We have a lot of birds of prey nesting on the island right now; everywhere you look there is something exciting going on! Eagles Nesting 2021 Our eagles hatched two…
Dewees Internet Access and Streaming 2021
Technology and offerings from service providers keep changing. Summary — What to do Now If you want to skip all the details, just order T Mobile Home Internet: https://www.t-mobile.com/isp If…
Local Gifts Worth Sharing
Not sure exactly how to approach this holiday season? Here are some ideas from local folks that might make the season brighter AND put a little good into the world.…
New Coloring Book is a kid-to-kid Island Orientation
We are so excited to announce the new arrival of our coloring books. These were designed by Allie Ryder and Sarah Sullivan, both High School seniors this fall. Sarah is…
UPDATE: Storm Over – NO Longer Broadcasting: Hurricane / Tropical Storm Isaias — LIVE camera feeds from Dewees Island, Charleston, SC
The first band of the storm came passed us at 9:28 a.m. prompting us to get our storm cameras running and work on some other preparations. We plan to broadcast…
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