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February Restaurant News - Hilton Head
For a complete list of February Restaurant News, Click here. Check out some highlights below.
Woodford Reserve Whiskey Dinner
A one-of-a-kind dinner for all bourbon aficionados will be on February 24 in the elegant Champions Ballroom of the Harbour Town Clubhouse. Enjoy a special dinner featuring tastings of each of the five Woodford Reserve Sea Pines Resort whiskeys paired with unique dishes from Sea Pines Resort chefs. Each single-barrel batch is a hand-crafted straight Kentucky bourbon exclusively created for The Sea Pines Resort and boasts a unique flavor profile that combines three single-barrel selections handpicked specifically for The Sea Pines Resort. eventbrite.com.
Shrimp and grits cooking demo
Gather around the table for a new cooking demonstration at Alexander’s Restaurant, led by executive chef Charles Pejeau from 2-3 p.m. February 20. Have fun, learn something new and give back to your local community. All the money collected will be given to the Palmetto Dunes Employee Assistance Program. All demonstrations include a glass of sparkling wine and a culinary gift to take home. Tickets and more information can be found at alexandersrestaurant.com or on the restaurant’s Facebook page.
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An Arizona couple have been accused of getting drunk and forcing their toddlers to walk in 108-degree heat after the family watched an NFL practice last weekend. Ryan and May Mullin were seemingly intoxicated, stumbling across a road in Glendale with their kids, ages two and four, when a bystander tried to help them, AZFamily reported, citing court documents. The couple had been walking with their children in extreme heat for several hours after attending the Arizona Cardinals ’ open practice at State Farm Stadium, according to local police. The female bystander who tried to help the family called authorities Sunday evening, reporting that Ryan Mullin had crossed the road without the children and fallen over one of them. She also told authorities that May was possibly vomiting. The woman told police she pulled up to the family and offered them a ride, but Ryan Mullin then got angry and punched her vehicle. Ryan and May Mullin have been accused of getting drunk and forcing their toddlers to walk in 108-degree heat during a family outing in Glendale, Arizona (Maricopa County Sheriff's Office) Ryan Mullin then reportedly fell and hurt his face. He had bruising and scrapes on his face
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