A magical place any time of year, Kiawah Island Golf Resort becomes truly enchanting during the festive season—when fabulous feasts and decked halls mingle with golden sun and salt-kissed air. Beginning the week of Thanksgiving and continuing through New Year’s Day, resort guests are invited to enjoy the island in their own special way, Lowcountry
Read MoreQ: Tell me about SiteOne – what kind of company is it?A: SiteOne Landscape Supply is the nation’s largest wholesale provider of irrigation, agronomic, nursery and hardscapes products. We’ve been in this industry since day one. In fact, we’ve helped it grow to what it is today. Our experts know our product lines, categories and
Read MoreBlack and white might look like a simple design theme, but it’s not easy to pull off. Done well, it looks clean, modern, and inviting. When it’s not, a black-and-white interior can seem sterile or flat. House of Nomad co-owners Kelley Lentini (seated) and Berkeley Minkhorst. To make this high-contrast combination work for a longtime
Read MoreInside Eugenia Brown’s 3-year-old business Eugenia Brown at Free Range Brewing. Photo by Peter Taylor. Eugenia Brown is tired of talking about diversity. “In recent years,” says the founder of Beer Chick, “it’s become this word that people use to make them feel good and important, as if they’re doing work.” That doesn’t mean she’s
Read MoreUpdated 8/28 From high-rises and office spaces to boutiques and public art, South End is a hub for new development and buzzy restaurants. The neighborhood is still home to a few longtime favorites, but newcomers continue to expand its culinary landscape with tapas bars, tasting menus, trattorias, and more. See our website for a full
Read MoreAs I approach the corner of Seigle Avenue and Otts Street in Charlotte’s Belmont neighborhood, I see a long, white, low-slung industrial building. Inside, a man in goggles plays with brick-sized plastic blocks that look like giant Legos. Down a hall, a school of tilapia swim in a gold-colored tank that, with its porthole, looks
Read MoreA crowd gathers around a robust, russet creature named Dang It. As of July, Dang It had made a good career for himself since his professional debut in 2017, with 41 events under his clipped horns. Riding Dang It or any of his colleagues can be hazardous to your health, as his co-owner knows better
Read MoreMargo Bartsch, Contributor There is so much excitement in being admitted to a dream college or getting the ideal job; however, this is just the initial step to begin building networking opportunities. Having an effective communication style makes a memorable first impression and builds an ongoing relationship. Students are always meeting with teachers, and workers
Read MoreSusan Ohanian, Contributor Reminder: The Charlotte Senior Center is an official cooling center for the town. You are welcome any time. On Mondays, come in and enjoy good food and good conversation in cheerful coolness. Also note: The Senior Center is looking for volunteers for a variety of functions. Volunteers do their good deeds in
Read MoreBrad Coolidge, Contributor Enjoy a Broadway-style concert of the musical “Bright Star” in the historic Shelburne Town Hall on Saturday, Aug. 27, at 7 p.m. or Sunday, Aug. 28, at 3 p.m. New Charlotte residents, Brad and Melissa Coolidge, are joined by professionals from Vermont, New York City and the Berkshires to share this bluegrass
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