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Sheldon, SC · Lifestyle
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Inside This Savannah Georgia Mansion, Original Details Reveal A Past Most Visitors Never Get To See
A grand front door can tell you a house is old, but it cannot tell you what life inside felt like. At the Harper Fowlkes House, the tall Greek Revival exterior is only the beginning: a guided tour can bring you into furnished rooms, past antique chandeliers, and down toward the work spaces that helped keep the mansion running.
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Regulars Wait Half An Hour For The Fried Chicken At This No-Frills South Carolina Shack
Some of the best meals in the South come out of tiny buildings with no dining room at all. In Hardeeville, South Carolina, a small shack called Chicken Lickn has people lining up and waiting 20 to 30 minutes for a box of fried chicken. Road trippers, truckers, and locals...
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Good Food and a Gracious Smile: RJ’s “Mrs. Libby” has lived a life of hospitality
For 36 years, Libby Rowe Lewis (known to many as Mrs. Libby) was one of those familiar faces who helped make RJ's Grill more than a restaurant. She was part of the experience: welcoming customers, serving banquets and catering meetings, remembering faces, and making people feel at home. Opened and operated by longtime Statesboro businessman Randy Nessmith , RJ’s became a well-known gathering place in the Statesboro community, and for Mrs. Libby, it became a home away from home. “RJ’s was always special to me,” Libby shared. “My first job was waitressing at the Paragon, now Gnat’s Landing. Then I worked at Maryland Fried Chicken and a sewing plant, but I always knew waitressing was in my blood. That’s why RJ’s was so special: it brought back what I really enjoyed doing.” Libby began working at RJ’s Grill in 1988, spending 36 years in the building she came to know as a second home. Her years at RJ’s were about more than work. They were about the people she met, the friendships she made and the memories she carries with her. “It taught me hospitality,” she shared. “And I always said, ‘Keep smiling. It makes you and others feel better.’”
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No ticket, no zoo bars: just gators and marsh outside Savannah, Georgia
You can leave downtown Savannah, drive 15 minutes north, and find yourself on a narrow dike road with marsh stretching out in every direction. The Savannah National Wildlife Refuge covers more than 29,000 acres of swamp, bottomland forest, and tidal wetlands, and the Savannah River splits it between Georgia and South Carolina. It costs nothing to get in.
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Sea Eagle Market moving to former Duke’s BBQ location
Longtime Beaufort seafood business plans to relocate to Salem Road as Boundary Street lease comes to an end. After nearly a decade at its current Boundary Street location, Sea Eagle Market is preparing to make another move, this time to the former Duke’s BBQ location on Salem Road. The...
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Drive To This Unassuming Georgia Restaurant For Some Of The Best Seafood You Will Ever Taste
There are restaurants you find because someone told you about them, and then there are restaurants you find because you took a chance on a small Georgia coastal town and the universe rewarded you generously, and Skippers’ Fish Camp in Darien is firmly in the second category. The universe,...
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A Dash of That with Martina Yvette Allen: Bonita Boutique & Café
Pooler, GA (WSAV-TV) — It’s the combination we didn’t know we needed.A cozy eatery full of culture and handmade crafts. The soul of their traditions can be found in every corner of Bonita Boutique in Pooler. Our favorite food and cultural journalist Martina Yvette Allen is back with this week’s edition of ‘A Dash Of […]
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Historic Torrey-West Home turns 100
he Historic Savannah Foundation (HSF) hosted a lecture by Elizabeth DuBose, executive director of The Ossabaw Island Foundation, titled "The Torrey-West Home Turns 100: Rehabilitating a ‘Southern Palace’ on Ossabaw Island, GA," on Thursday, Oct. 15.
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Jim Messina playing District Live
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Jim Messina, who has spent six decades producing and performing music, will play a concert chronicling his career at District Live on Thursday, Oct. 15. A founding member of the bands Buffalo Springfield and Poco, Messina later paired with Kenny Loggins to form the duo Loggins and Messina.
Savannah Morning News
Savannah foodies get ready for fall fun and feasts
Pizza, cider and pumpkins welcome fall at Hop Atomica Gather the family and head over to the Thomas Square neighborhood brewery, distillery and wood-fired restaurant Hop Atomica on Saturday, Oct. 17 between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. for their Fall Festival and Trunk-or-Treat. With music by Trey Cooper, face painting, pumpkin carving, cider slush, pie-eating and doughnut-eating contests, it’s sure to put you in the mood for chillier temps, autumn colors, and the pleasures of the season. Be sure to save room for a fire baked tin fish appetizer or salad, a meaty sandwich, or a fabulous woodfired pizza and craft cocktail. My personal favorite is the Fig & Pig (crescenza cream, mozzarella, white balsamic fig spread, and prosciutto di Parma) while vegetarians won’t regret ordering the Fungi (ricotta, mozzarella, roasted wild blend mushrooms and red onion). Cake takes center stage at Coastal Table and Tales Let’s Eat Cake! Coastal Table and Tales , Savannah’s dedicated culinary bookstore, cooking workshop, and gathering space located at 408 Bull Street hosts a variety of classes, but this may be one of the sweetest! (And at under $15, what a fun and inexpensive way to get your sugar fix.) Join fellow cake enthusiasts
Savannah Tribune
Savannah’s Candy Kitchen Opens New Location
Savannah’s Candy Kitchen, the iconic Southern candy store and confectionery that has made Georgia pralines a worldwide favorite, officially opened the doors to its newest location, Savannah’s Candy Kitchen West End, at 427 W. River Street in Savannah. The new location marks the brand’s third Savannah storefront and further expands the family-owned company’s presence along the city’s historic River Street.