During a normal year, he Boys & Girls Club of Hilton Head Island would serve Thanksgiving dinner, but due to COVID, that tradition was cancelled this year. It comes at a hard time for the Lowcountry. The Club estimates about 45% of the families are earning less than $31,000 a year and some are without […]
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“It’s not very gratifying when the only time people call you is when there is a problem or they’re angry and trying to sue somebody or being sued.” says Judd Wiggins as he recalls the spark that inspired him to leave his corporate law career in Birmingham, Alabama four years ago to chase the crazy
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Most of us would agree that a good biscuit needs to be soft. According to an article in the Atlantic, if you aren’t in the south, you’ll have a hard time finding a quality biscuit. The ones up north tend to resemble hockey pucks. Just like you can’t have true New York-style pizza without New
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Hop Atomica lets you browse with a brew this weekend at its mini farmers’ market. Our friends at Kitchen Vixen will be there with cookie molds, cookie cutters, Thanksgiving-themed cookies, scones, and hot cocoa bombs. There will also be wares from other vendors including Autumn’s Harvest Peppers, Le Café Gourment, and Marguerite’s Organic Mixes. This
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Atlanta’s newest New American neighborhood restaurant is finally open. We told you about this spot back in September and the plan to open in October. While they may have missed the self-imposed deadline by a week, it looks like this place is already taking reservations to meet the demands of diners eager to try chef
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Back in March and April, many of us took up new hobbies like gardening or baking our own bread. Now there’s another hobby you can try: homebrewing your own beer. Savannah Brewer’s League, Coastal Empire Beer Co., and Split Fin Brewing are teaming up to offer some guidance on Saturday for Learn to Homebrew Day.
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The Florence may have closed its doors in Savannah a while ago, but that doesn’t mean Celebrity Chef Hugh Acheson‘s cooking in your own home. Hugh just released a book called “How to Cook” that offers 100 easily-crafted recipes. Even if you’ve never cooked a dish in your life, Hugh lays out 25 basic building
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It’s hard to get an accurate read on how the restaurant industry is coping with the pandemic. Some restaurants are operating largely in a normal way. Others have had to pivot and go mobile. Others are still closed. Jesse recently spoke with the owner of the Gaslight Group in Savannah, Brian Huskey, to get his
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If the season has you wishing for apple orchards and changing leaves, you might want to head over to Ponce City Market in Atlanta this weekend. The former Sears, Roebuck & Company building in the Old Fourth Ward is hosting several weekend events over the next few months called PCM Goes Inside Out. This Saturday,
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People in and around Savannah take their liquor seriously. Everyone has an opinion on the best vodka, whiskey, or gin. One brand you may have seen at restaurants in the Lowcountry and Coastal Georgia is Bulrush Gin. Jesse Blanco caught up with the owner, Tony Bagnulo, to find out what it takes to make a
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