November 2015

The Charleston episode of Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown aired last night on CNN. One of the segments featured Rodney Scott of Charleston's venerable Scott's Bar-B-Que. The scene has Bourdain and Scott talking about their love of white bread, slow cooking, and pork, and Scott confirms that he has

Palm Beach is a place that needs a lot of party photographers, and there’s no better person for catching a celebration’s energy than local resident Patrick McMullan. The photographer found his calling when he moved to New York in the 1970s to study business at NYU and immersed himself in the St

Jeff Fiosa, owner of the food truck Carolina Creole, has put down his roots in Park Circle. His Bayou Bowls, crawfish mac and cheese, and more will soon be available at his new brick and mortar location. "We're going to do lunch and dinner with a strong happy hour," Filosa said. An official opening

Nitrogen just had its grand opening in Jupiter recently. The Asian-inspired bar/sushi place serves up gorgeous sushi, grilled duck, Wagyu burgers and more in a hip club setting. The brick-lined space with ing metal chairs and vintage mirrors also specializes in imaginative cocktails like the spicy

On Tuesday, November 17, Charleston will elect its first new mayor in forty years. The job will fall to either businessman John Tecklenburg or state Representative Leon Stavrinakis. Yesterday, the two candidates faced each other in a radio debate with TMA Morning Show Host Charlie James fielding cal

The New Times Broward-Palm Beach has a list of off-the-beaten-path music venues in the region that are seriously worth checking out. The Stache 1920’s Drinking Den renovated a Ft. Lauderdale property to look like a prohibition-era speakeasy. It hosts eclectic musical acts playing blues, reggae, a

Charleston's Holiday Market is a Lowcountry holiday staple, and it's back this weekend. It's running today through Sunday at the Charleston Area Convention Center. The market will feature shopping, music, and hundreds of vendors from across the nation offering food, drinks, homemade arts and crafts,

The Palm Beach Philanthropy Tank is an organization whose mission is to finance the brilliant charitable ideas of local teenagers. The Tank is now accepting pitches from students in 7th-12th grade for “innovative solutions to community issues and social problems in Palm Beach County.” The stude

A truck manufacturer based in Myrtle Beach is planning to open a plant in the Lowcountry that will bring 300 new jobs to Summerville. Alkane Truck Company, which makes trucks and tractors that run on liquid propane and natural gas, made the announcement last week. The plant will begin operations by

All of Major League Baseball’s GMs met recently in Boca Raton to discuss how the last season went. Also present was Commissioner Rob Manfred. The GMs discussed how changes to MLB’s payroll structure have had a positive effect on competitiveness in the league. The old days when large-market team