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Once known as the center of Charleston's West Side crime problems will soon become a community grocery store as work is underway on Ruby's Corner Market.
A former grocery store on Charleston’s West Side is on track to becoming a place that provides for both the physical and mental health of the community. Alecia Allen and Dural Miller, co-directors of nonprofit Keep Your Faith, hope to open the store early this year. Eventually, they want to put a therapy clinic on the second floor of the building.