February
Shelby Price Photography
Meet Your Neighbors
The Langevine-LaRoche-Sandhu family, Scott Langevine, Malissa LaRoche, and her three sons, Seth, and twins Matthew and Samuel Sandhu, centers their life in the Old Village. This is home in the truest sense, as Malissa grew up in the house her father built in the 1960s, a house she returned to in 2017. Malissa holds fond childhood memories of the area, including doing homework while crabbing at the Old Bridge (now the Pitt Street Bridge), feeding a horse on Pitt Street, and visiting Maebell on Royall for fresh-cut sugar cane. Today, the family continues to enjoy the neighborhood's offerings. You'll often see the three boys riding their bikes through the Old Village or crabbing and fishing at the Pitt Street Bridge. The family, including their Cavapoo, Charlie, feels the neighborhood embodies a warmth and charm that makes it special. For Malissa, living here is a "full circle moment" that highlights the area's historic charm and close-knit community.
Precious Pets
Frankie (Yorkie) is definitely a mama’s boy, and Charli (Mini Irish Setter Doodle) is a total dad’s girl! The Roach family loves that their pups love doing everything with them, from golf carts rides around the neighborhood, to running errands, or long walks in the morning (Frankie usually rides in style in his stroller) around the OV. They’re both so unique in personality and special in different ways.
Sponsor of the Month
For three decades, Black Forest has been the cornerstone of Mercedes Benz service in the Lowcountry, cultivating strong relationships and delivering unparalleled expertise to its clientele. Black Forest embodies a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction that resonates throughout its operation. As they look towards the future, Black Forest remains steadfast in its mission to provide unparalleled service and support to Mercedes Benz owners in the Lowcountry and beyond.
Little Strollers
Robert Dellinger Walden III enjoys skiing, basketball, soccer, tennis and sailing. Robert wants to be an entrepreneur when he grows up. He saved money and was able to purchase his first vending machine in February of 2024 when he was 6 years old. He spoke with friends at Pitt Street Pharmacy and they let him put his machine right in the front of their store! One of his favorite family traditions is scooting down to Pitt Street Pharmacy to check on his vending machine and have ice cream with his family.
Moultrie Matters
Grace Andrews shared the initiatives Moultrie's 7th Grade Junior Beta Club members participate in to give back to the community and helps others in need.