September 2015

Korean food may seem exotic, but Izziban Sushi & BBQ in Lauderhill keeps it approachable and delicious. It specializes in buffet-style and AYCE Korean barbecue with the help of numerous gas grills where meat can be cooked as desired. This is the newest location for the husband and wife pair who

It was an excellent year for South Carolina's population of sea turtles, with more than 5000 nests. It was actually a record year at Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge, which offers a perfect habitat for nesting. Monitoring the turtles is a seven day a week job for the staff of the refuge, but they're grat

This is such a cool idea. The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce has created a Young Professionals group which is having its launch party next month. Members are between the ages of 21-40, and plans are to have events throughout the year to talk about millennial consumers, do volunteer work, and have ed

Boeing is celebrating yet another expansion in South Carolina, as it just marked the grand opening of its new research and technology center in North Charleston. This location will focus on advanced manufacturing technology to make aircraft out of composite materials, and will bring 400 new jobs to

We all know that Palm Beach County is a great place to live, but if any doubters out there need proof, here it is. The website Livability has included our very own Boca Raton on the list of the 100 best small to medium-sized places to live in the U.S. In fact, it was around the middle of the pack at

Charleston is fast becoming a craft beer destination, but which breweries sit atop the heap? If you're looking for the essential Charleston craft beer experience, these are the Lowcountry breweries you'll have to visit. Start with COAST Brewing Company. Jaime Tenny and David Merritt opened COAST in

A job center created with a US Department of Labor grant is opening its doors in North Charleston. This is the first of two projected centers to open in the Charleston area and will put young adults to work with the help of a program called Education 2 Employment. This will consist of six weeks of p

It's that time again for the Palm Beach Post's restaurant of the week. Their latest pick is Hudson Delray in Delray Beach which smartly focuses on high-end seafood and American dishes. Another plus: you may already know its executive chef Paul Niedermann who was a winner on the cooking reality show

In addition to all the weekend activities we've talked about thus far, there's also the annual Palm Beach Classic girls volleyball tournament where almost three dozen teams will play today and tomorrow. Five area schools will host so there's no excuse not to catch a match. Results can be found at PB

Nearly 30 solo swimmers and a dozen relay teams hope to take part in the fifth annual Swim Around Charleston, a 12-mile open-water race set for tomorrow. Organizers need the weather to cooperate in order for the event to go off without a hitch. The event has been growing in popularity, with swimmers