S.C.’s Working Waterfronts: Fishing Villages Evolve
Coastal Heritage Magazine S.C.’s Working Waterfronts: Fishing Villages Evolve Working waterfronts are living entities, shaped by many variables. In South Carolina, the communities around those waterfronts are taking stock of recent changes and deciding how best to...
On the Waterfront: Can Traditional Industries Survive Explosive Change?
Coastal Heritage MagazineOn the Waterfront: Can Traditional Industries Survive Explosive Change?Traditional marine industries continue to lose their hold on South Carolina’s coastal waterways. Family-Owned. At Stevens Towing Company, Robert Hope, shipyard coordinator...
Lowcountry’s Fishing Future: Are Locavores the Answer?
Coastal Heritage Magazine Lowcountry’s Fishing Future: Are Locavores the Answer? South Carolina’s fisheries are sustainable ones, experts say. So buy local seafood with confidence. Innovator. Mark Marhefka, who docks his 39-foot boat, the Amy Marie at Shem Creek, runs...