Big Tuna

[Quackhead22]

The Plantation was a staple for us growing up. Sneaking in there at 15yo was a thrill. We owned the Pipe and like you, rolled out to get on the boat and ride to the blue water.

Growing up in Pawleys it was a bar called Easy Street that we’d sneak in at 15-16


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[hickory]

I talked to Bucky and Angie yesterday and the city's increase in small business taxes and his 25 year lease expiring are his reasons for closing the Tuna. He and Angie are both already talking about the new places they're opening in the next few months. Bucky's will be a bar, not for the 25 year olds (where Front St deli used to be) and Angie's will be a place you can rent for parties (the current location). Those two are go getters, connected with the money, and know how to make it work in that town. Back in my drinking days, I hate to think how many thousands and thousands of dollars I gave the big Tuna from the days of his first location in the 700 block that burned down (where Dogwood took over) to the current spot.

[bitesize]

Growing up in Pawleys it was a bar called Easy Street that we’d sneak in at 15-16


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GOAT

[Quackhead22]

GOAT

That place closing hit harder than the tuna for sure!


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[Gregory]

Hate see any business close. We used to hang out at the old River Room.

[wob]

I keep awaiting the port in Georgetown to redeveloped.

It's been deeded to the city, I believe. So, it will stay in limbo for a few decades before they figure out how to screw it up.

[GMAC]

I knew the port had closed, but not that the city had it. I guess that means no more dredging. Wonder how it will take the ship channel to fill in.

[Quackhead22]

I knew the port had closed, but not that the city had it. I guess that means no more dredging. Wonder how it will take the ship channel to fill in.

It’s almost there now on the backside of Goat Island


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[PharmHunter]

Hate to hear that. Love it or not it's definitely a staple.

[Fish]

I would think a ton of land remediation may push away those that would otherwise buy the papermill? But I’m sure many developers have envisioned a long row of condos up there in the bend of the river. I hope that never happens.

That place has superfund written all over it.

[Fish]

But let’s not forget the trouble and expense highland resources endured to clean the Magnolia site.

[Saltydog235]

It's been deeded to the city, I believe. So, it will stay in limbo for a few decades before they figure out how to screw it up.

Leadership in the city has turned over. There’s folks that love Gtown and want to see it prosper now. Not the ones who robbed it blind and kept things from happening. It may not be as long as you think.

15yrs ago the hospital looked into buying the mill site. The remediation estimate then was $15-20M. Couldn’t imagine what it is today.

[Tugted312]

We enjoy going to Georgetown over driving to MtP from McClellanville for most things. It’s not gonna be long before the developers $$ make it boom

[bitesize]

We enjoy going to Georgetown over driving to MtP from McClellanville for most things. It’s not gonna be long before the developers $$ make it boom

Boom goes the dynamite!