Monthly Archives: November 2017
Brunswick Inn
One of the oldest small businesses in Southport Story by: KASS FINCHER Possibly one of the oldest small businesses in Southport is the Brunswick Inn on Bay Street. Its history is storied and rich, surviving many different owners, hurricanes and
Starting Your Own Business
With plenty of resources available, entrepreneurs and start-ups are on the rise By Ami Brown They say if a new business can make it the first five years… they’re considered successful. I’ve owned a couple of businesses and I can
Local Charities
November, the month of giving is here Story by Lisa Stites Helping others brings out the best in people, and there are many giving opportunities that can really make a difference in Brunswick County. With so many natural disasters such
Ghostly Update!
The article in last months issue called “Ghostly Tales” was based directly on the information in the book “Cape Fear’s Haunting Women” by Emily and Joseph Toone. The historic tale has been altered over time and we wanted to set
New City Manager
Hello Southport Magazine readers, My name is Bruce Oakley and I started as the new Southport City Manager on September 1. The move to Southport has been great and everyone has been so welcoming and helpful. It’s such a beautiful
Ports of Call Bistro
International Flavor with Southern Charm STORY BY KASS FINCHER If there was ever a business that followed the “think globally, act locally” mantra, it would be Ports of Call Bistro in downtown Southport. The international menu reflects dishes from around
