The following are some common reasons I have heard from people as to why they have chosen to not work with a trainer. Ironically, these may actually be the exact reasons you should be working with one. Reason #1: I
Owner Matt Thorne of the Saucy Southerner on Howe Street is excited about his dream becoming a reality. Just opening in January of this year, he’s already getting great feedback from customers about his restaurant. “I’m excited, blown away by
r Brunswick Little Theatre brings Neil Simon’s “Plaza Suite” to the stage this month. The three-act play is set in Suite 719 of New York City’s Plaza Hotel, though each act has a different set of characters. First up are
h What started in an old roadside fruit stand, the Artshak Art Gallery and Studio, has become a thriving art gallery in the heart of Southport. Owners and artists Thom Seamans and Linda Platt live and work in their home
Do you have too much “stuff”? Join your friends and neighbors on Saturday, March 28 to clean out your garages and closets, make some money, and support a great cause! Come shop for treasures or sell your surpus belongings at
Downtown Southport, Inc.(DSI) and the City of Southport are sponsoring a free shredding event on Saturday, March 28 from 11 am – 2 pm at Taylor Park, 409 E. Nash Street, Southport, at the corner of Rhett Street)next to the
The Boiling Spring Lakes Special Events Committee will host the “Hitting the Road for Our Veterans Spring Bike Run, kicking off from the Boiling Spring Lakes Community Center at 1 Leeds Road on Saturday, March 14. The proceeds raised from
Spring is almost here; that’s when many of us get the itch to do some spring cleaning. And if you’re a boat owner, you might need to do some of that to get your vessel ready to enjoy the season.
Growing up in Texas, Troy Knight had no questions about what was considered barbecue. It was beef brisket, of course. But when he married a North Carolina girl and came here, most people disagreed with him. Barbecue was pork. Knight
This year you can celebrate Leap Day with a leap into the ocean on Oak Island, and it’s all for a great cause. The Brunswick County Special Olympics Polar Plunge is more than just a winter dive into the sea,