NEW YORK — Hominy Grill, the popular Rutledge Avenue restaurant known for its seasonal, fresh, simple and delicious Lowcounty offerings, earned one of the food industry's highest accolades Sunday night.
Chef and owner Robert Stehling was named a James Beard Foundation award winner, taking the honor for best chef in the Southeast, representing the Carolinas, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia. 'It's a fantasy come true,' Stehling said.
Hominy chef nabs major nod
BRUNCH OF THE LIVING DEAD
BRUNCH OF THE LIVING DEAD from Dan Conover on Vimeo.
I held off on releasing this in hopes of getting the audio sweetened by May 27, which happens to be International Zombie Day. When that didn't happen, I decided it was time to make a few little fixes and put this baby out!
Read more »Final Johns Island planning workshop today at 6 p.m.
The public is invited to attend the closing presentation, held from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Berkeley Electric Cooperative's Johns Island district offices, 3351 Maybank Highway.
Read more »DwellSmart Seminar
This Tuesday, June 3rd, DwellSmart will be hosting a gathering with topics concerning children. Raising our kids in an environmentally sound manner can be daunting. I look forward to hearing about plastics made without BPA and other products that are safe for their well-being.
Read more »Hearing, vote on Dorchester moratorium tonight
The moratorium targets residential developments of at least 10 units in School District 2, which includes the Summerville area. The moratorium went into effect in December and would expire June 10 if not extended. Council's vote would extend it another 120 days, unless repealed earlier. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at the St. George county services building, 201 Johnson St.
Read more »Gates closing Moncks Corner factory next year
The Denver-based company said that the work done in Berkeley County will be transferred to other North American facilities. As of last summer, the local Gates plant employed about 220 workers.
Read more »Bo, Bo, Bo, Bo Diddley
I walked 47 miles of barbed wire,
Used a cobra snake for a neck tie.
Got a brand new house on the roadside,
Made out of rattlesnake hide.
I got a brand new chimney made on top,
Made out of human skulls.
Now come on darling let's take a little walk, tell me,
Good Morning Lowcountry
Charleston-ese Now, now. Here's a kerchief. Do pat on that glistening along your cheek. Have a seat here in the piazza shade, up on this rejuvenating little bouncy joggling board. A cool, mint drink, perhaps? Rather humid this morning, isn't it? You seem a might peaked.
Read more »The March of Progress
Based on anecdotal evidence, the watch is an endangered specie, at least among those humans born into the cellular phone age. They get their chronological updates from their cell phone.
Read more »Eastern Mud Turtle
As turtles go, the Eastern Mud Turtle (Kinosternon subrubrum) is not one of the more attractive species. At the Audubon Center at the Francis Beidler Forest, we have seen the Eastern Mud Turtle from "cradle to grave."
Read more »A “BEE”wildering Lunch
What started off as an ordinary lunch on Monday quickly turned into what can only be described as a nightmare.
Read more »Garfield minus Garfield
What happens when you Photoshop Garfield the Cat out of the daily Garfield comic strip?
Read more »It's a great day for the Stratford baseball team
Some bubbly high school baseball coaches boast that they have a couple of potential first-round draft picks in their lineup. Others dream. It turns out John Chalus was that authentically lucky guy who quietly lived the real thing. "It's great," the Stratford High School head coach said Thursday.
Read more »Croc o' trouble
An apparent American crocodile, at least a six-footer, was pulled from the beach surf Thursday after eluding trappers for weeks in a Mount Pleasant pond. Most likely it escaped or was released by someone who illegally brought it up from its far southern Florida habitat, said Steve Bennett, of S.C. Natural Resources.
Read more »Berkeley confronts budget dilemma
MONCKS CORNER — Darned if they do, darned if they don't. That's how several Berkeley County Councilmen look at Supervisor Dan Davis' capital improvements proposal intended to pay for a jail expansion and improve roads, among other long-term projects. To pass them would require some type of tax increase because the money is not included in the current operations budget.
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