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Each year Southport Magazine gets the privilege of working with summer interns who are looking to learn and gain work experience before entering the real world. I always look forward to this time because they really help out with the work load and I feel honored to help them learn and grow. Each intern always brings a unique set of skills and I enjoy watching them adapt to different challenges. I am always amazed at their fearlessness to attempt projects
outside of their comfort zone. This summer we were lucky enough to have three interns; two college students and one high school student. All three have made real contributions to our summer issues. It has been a pleasure working with them and I have been so proud to watch them grow. But more than anything, I have appreciated watching three young women working together and being supportive of each other. They have been joking that on the days we
go out and about on the streets of Southport, they follow behind me like I am a momma duck and they are my baby ducks! Allow me to introduce the 2015 intern class of Southport Magazine! If you see them around town, be sure to show your love and encourage these bright young women! Kris Beasley Momma Duck
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MICHAYLA FULLWOOD, a rising Junior at Campbell University, she is majoring in Communications with a concentration in Public Relations. She has always appreciated the small town and family atmosphere of Southport. She loves going down to the waterfront and sitting on the swings. Michayla loved working with Southport Magazine; everyone was so kind and fun. Michayla really enjoys interacting with people and being able to practice her photography skills.
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RACHEL VAN NOORDT, a rising ABBIE PROPST, Junior at UNC Asheville. She is studying Mass Communications with a minor in New Media. She is still exploring the options within her major and hopes to learn more about herself through these experiences. Rachel is particularly fond of the warm, inviting atmosphere of this seaside town. The tea here is sweet, just like the community. Working with Southport Magazine has been the perfect blend of writing, photography, and communications for her to hone in on each of these skills. She feels lucky to have been an intern for a company that creates a new adventure for each day.
a rising Senior at South Brunswick High School. She is looking to major in Fashion Marketing or Journalism. Abbie grew up in Southport and has always had a passion for the small, quiet, seaside town. Everyone is like family in Southport, and one cannot go wrong with a big family. Working with Southport Magazine this summer has really introduced her to a new love for writing. She was even able to pick up a few skills such as photography and communications from her peers through this experience.
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CURRENTS Go! Jump in the Lake! Run fast and make a splash!
STORY BY: MICHAYLA FULLWOOD, ABBIE PROPST AND RACHEL VAN NOORDT
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ace up your shoes and get ready to jump in the lake! Southport Rotary Club is presenting a 10k, 5k, and 1.5 mile fun run in Boiling Spring Lakes. On the morning of Sept. 6, these three races will be held at Spring Lake Park and will end with a splash in the lake! A competition will be held at the finish line to see who can make the biggest splash.
(top and right) Courtesy of Michelle Hennessy, chairman of BSL Parks and Recreation.
Clinic with the majority of the proceeds will benefit the New Hope Clinic. This organization provides a multitude of health services to those in Brunswick County that come from uninsured, low-income homes. Founded in 1998, the New Hope Clinic was created by a group of hospital, emergency room doctors who hoped to prevent ER emergencies with basic, primary care. The clinic began in a borrowed classroom at the Brunswick Community College
lishment offers. The clinic also has an onsite pharmacy. This allows prescriptions from the providers to be filled even more conveniently. Patients are able to visit a doctor, go next door to the food bank, and return to pick up their prescriptions. By providing all of these services, the workers at the clinic hope to treat the whole patient. Community groups such as the Kiwanis Club donate services and items to this facility to make sure it meets the needs of its patients. The New Hope Clinic partnered with the
Courtesy of Sheila Roberts
This community event allows all age groups to participate, whether they are a seasoned runner or a novice. The first wave of runners will begin at 8:30 a.m. with the 10k race. This will be followed by the 5k at 8:40 a.m. and the fun run at 8:45 a.m. When the races have concluded, an awards ceremony will be held at the finish line at approximately 9:40 a.m. Online registration has already begun and can be completed by going to www. its-go-time.com/go-jump-in-the-lake/. The web page also lists details of the event. More information can be acquired by calling Jonathan Richmond at (910) 368-9073. Prices for the 5k and 10k events range from $25-35. The fun run prices range from $15-20. Children ages 6-10 can run any race for $10. Children under the age of 5 can participate in any event for free, but must pay $10 to receive a t-shirt. Prices are reduced for early registration, so add your name to the list soon! All par-
ticipants who register before Aug. 15 are guaranteed a free “Go! Jump in the Lake” unisex t-shirt. Online registration closes September 3rd at midnight. There is a packet pickup and an on-site registration Sept. 4 at the Pepperoni Grill in Boiling Spring Lakes from 4:30-6:30 p.m. For a last minute sign-up, there will be an on-site registration from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at Spring Lake on the day of the races. Runners, be sure to arrive at least 10 minutes before your race starts! Participants are asked to wear their race number on the front of their shirt. Walkers and strollers are welcome, but are asked to line up in the back of their running group. Cash prizes are awarded to the fastest male and female runners in the 5k and 10k events. The biggest splash winners will also receive a prize. All age groups have an opportunity to win a prize. By being a part of this race, you will have an opportunity to support the Boiling Spring Lakes community and the New Hope
(above) Courtesy of Shiela Roberts, Executive Director of New Hope Clinic
annex in Southport. Once a month, their doors would open for the local community. There were almost as many volunteers as patients. The clinic changed buildings twice and began opening more often to suit the needs of Brunswick County. In 2010, the New Hope Clinic moved to a facility in Boiling Spring Lakes. The new location provides privacy for patients as well as space for multiple providers at the same time. They are able to give dental, psychiatric, chiropractic, optic, and primary health care. Health education programs, diabetes education, weight management support groups, and health literacy classes are a few of the other services that this estab-
Southport Rotary Club just last year. Go! Jump in the Lake has been an extremely valuable event for the clinic. Benefits from this race will go to the programs and services of the clinic. Making sure their doors are open and services are provided to everyone in need is their top priority. Apart from the proceeds that are donated, the event is used as a goal for those who take part in the weight management courses. Patients, staff and volunteers participate in these races. The clinic supports this race and its mission to make a healthy impact on the community. Whether it’s running or walking, this community event promotes the health of everyone involved.
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What makes this tournament so successful is the small town atmosphere, a beautiful and challenging course, and the kind staff. The golfers will start their rounds on August 22 with a 9:00 a.m. shotgun. The tournament takes place at The Lakes Country Club on South Shore Drive in Boiling Spring Lakes and the format of play is “Scramble/Captain’s Choice” which is over 18 holes. There will be an entry fee of $50, which includes golf, beverages, lunch and prizes! There will be cash prizes and golf rounds awarded and the winning will have their names added to the trophy that stays at the course for all to see. We spoke with Commissioner Mary Stilwell about her involvement and love of the tournament. Commissioner Stilwell has been with the tournament since the start, when she chaired the Parks and Recreation Committee in 2000. She also was a part of breaking the committee into two, so that Special Events had just as much attention as Parks and Recreation. In 2005, Stilwell worked with the current city manager Elly Johnson on creating the now Mayor’s Cup; Johnson actual6 Southport Magazine / August 2015 / www.SouthportMag.com
ly donated the trophy that is given to the winning team. “This event was growing by leaps and bounds. I would take a day and drive to every golf course down 17 to the South Carolina line and solicit golf packages for prizes. We had very little money so it was up to me to provide prizes. I depended on Steve White, owner of The Lakes, for his help with this growing event. He became as much a part of it as I was! I know it would not have been as successful if it were not for him” said Stilwell. Local businesses have also become involved with the event by donating door prizes. Stilwell considers the tournament more than just an event, but a get together that is filled with golfers from everywhere. “I have never played a game of golf but loved doing this tournament and working with the Lakes crowd and all those who came to join us. In 2014, I retired from Special Events after 14 years and became a Commissioner in this city I love. But the one event I miss the most is The Mayor’s Cup Golf Tournament.” said Stilwell. For more information call the Lakes Country Club at (910) 845-2625
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Take a Trip Back in Time
Every Second Saturday at Southport’s Maritime Museum BY LISA P. STITES AND JOHN STITES
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uring WWII, women were trained to spot shadows out over the water. They carried small books with them and knew how to identify what was a friendly plane and which ones belonged to the enemies we were fighting, which was very important information.
A Southport Maritime Museum visitor peruses a display of ship models.
Great view of The Garrison House flagpole and Bald Head Island Lighthouse, through the periscope at Southport’s Maritime Museum
That’s just one of many interesting bits of history at the heart of the theme for the Second Saturday program August 8 at the North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport. During the summer months in June, July and August, the Museum focuses on a particular topic, or theme, to draw even more visitors than normal. August’s theme, “And Our Flag Was Still There,” will highlight the military through the ages. Second Saturday programs run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lori Sanderlin, Director of Education for the Southport Museum, said the Second Saturday programs are a way to expose the public to history and local artisans. “We feel like we’re providing a great opportunity for the community,” Sanderlin said. “We’re very passionate about what we do.” Displays, combined with hands-on events, make for a program that offers
something for children and adults alike. And on the Museum’s grounds, local artisans sell their hand-crafted goods, including shirts, jams, soaps, jewelry and wooden toys. There are usually between 25-30 vendors and approximately 400-500 visitors attend the Second Saturday programs. July’s program was “We Are Tar Heels: The Naval Stores.” While learning about the Long Leaf Pine, which produced many products used in making boats, children had the chance to make pinecone bird feeders. Sanderlin also had them write one fact they either already knew about the Tar Heel state or something they learned at the Museum. She used the paper they wrote on to help “build” a pine tree in the museum. “I’m an educator. I’m a historian,” Sanderlin said. Since the theme was about Naval stores, displays of tools were also incorporated into the Museum’s permanent displays.
“It’s very kinesthetic,” Sanderlin said. Previous Second Saturday themes included programs on trains and pirates — children got to make their own eye patches that day. The military is always a popular topic, and one program focused solely on the navy. August’s theme again focuses on the military, and members of the Carolina Living History Guild will be participating with members portraying the military from the American Revolution and the Civil War. Reenactors will set up displays and offer educational information about a variety of topics, including arts of the sailor and medicine from the American Revolution time period, and steam engines, torpedoes and other weapons from the Civil War era. Guild members will come from all across North and South Carolina. Since 2004, the Guild’s members have travelled throughout North Carolina, South Carolina
and Virginia, taking displays to museums and historic sites, Guild member Chris Grimes said. Guild member Andrew Duppstadt said the reason they participate in programs like the Second Saturday event is that it’s another way to teach people history. “The practice of living history allows us to reach out to a broad audience in terms of age, gender, race, and place of residence to teach people history they might not otherwise learn or be exposed to,” Duppstadt said. “Many people will learn things from us that they might never have thought about otherwise, like how a steam engine works or how medical practices in the 18th century were different (or sometimes similar) to modern practices. We give folks a chance to see and experience history in a much different way than they can in a classroom or with a book. They get to experience a little part of it
Lori Sanderlin, Direction of Education at the Maritime Museum, shows off a Children’s activity that was part of July’s Second Saturday event. Children created a “Pine Tree” of info learned during the the Second Saturday event!
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25+ Vendors set up outside, selling their wares, for Second Saturday program at the Maritime Museum
for themselves. In this way, we hope that people come away with a little bit better understanding of what life was like in the 18th or 19th century.” The WWII displays and events planned for the August 8 program will include details about women on the homefront, clothing, hairstyles, and Victory gardens, which were planted during the war to help counter the demand on the public food supply. There will also be WWII era posters and music from the time as well. “You have to get the feel for it,” Sanderlin explained. Planning for the Second Saturday events starts at least a year in advance, Sanderlin said. After choosing a topic, there is a lot of legwork to be done in lining up displays and participants. In fact, planning for the June 11, 2016 Second Saturday is already underway. That Second Saturday will be all about colonial life in the Cape Fear Region. Sanderlin said the museum staff come up with ideas for programs, like the Second Saturdays or children’s camps, in a variety of ways. Staff at the Museum brain-
storm, they get ideas from parents or other visitors to the Museum, or even through Facebook. “We try to take in public opinion in our programming. We always welcome suggestions,” she said One parent said her daughter wanted to do a princess-themed camp. Princesses are not exactly a maritime museum topic, but mermaids and lady pirates are. Sanderlin said it was that suggestion that led to the scheduling of a Nautical Girls children’s camp. The Museum has an ideal location to share local, maritime and military history. Located at 204 E. Moore Street, the Museum is adjacent to the Garrison House of Fort Johnston. The back of the building has a picture perfect view of the river. There is even a periscope in the Museum that gives visitors an up close look at the Bald Head Lighthouse, boats going by and all the other activity on the water. Permanent exhibits range from a Megalodon tooth that’s probably 20,000 million years old to pictures of the devastation experienced in Southport the wake
Southport Toy Maker, Paul Guerin, sells his locally-crafted wooden toys; including, but not limited to, cars, trucks, trains and boats, during Second Saturday event.
of Hurricane Hazel in 1954, and much in between. There are exhibits about pirates, the first settlers in the area, early explorers who came to the area in the 1500s, pirates, naval stores and shipbuilding, colonization of Charlestown, Brunswick Town, Fort Johnston, the steamboat era, the fishing industry, the Civil War, WWI and WWII and lighthouses. There is also a scavenger hunt for children. They get a form that gives them items to find throughout the museum. “They’re
learning as they go,” Sanderlin said. Once they successfully complete it, they can pick an item from the Treasure Box, conveniently located in the gift shop. Children can do the scavenger hunts during Second Saturday programs as well. The Museum’s regular hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, and admission is free. Visit the Museum’s website at ncmaritimemuseums.com/ for more information, or check out the Southport Museum’s Facebook page.
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Beacons In The Night
Spotlight on National Lighthouse Day BY JENNIFER BARNETT
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hen I was a little girl and my family would vacation on the shores of the OBX, my days were full of adventure! I would watch the beaches for wild ponies, search the horizon for passing ships, and listen to tales of sunken treasure and dream of riding dolphins in the waves. During this precious time in my life, there was no better view than from the top of the Hatteras Lighthouse which was, at the time, actually still on the shore line. The lighthouse was full of mystery and wonder. As the years passed, my view of the lighthouse changed. It was now the backdrop of every romance novel I carried in my beach bag and the setting of every wedding proposal scenario I dreamt up. When I looked up at it my heart would swoon from anticipation of being swept off my feet. Now that I am a wife and mother the lighthouse has become more of an old friend that I visit reminiscent of innocent times of dolphin spotting and treasure hunting. No matter which shoreline they overlook, lighthouses are a sign of dependability and strength. They promise us that no matter how rough the storm, they will protect us from the rocky shore. There is something reassuring about that for me. So it is no surprise that there is a day devoted to them. August 7th is National Lighthouse Day. We asked our readers to send in some of their favorite photos of our area lighthouses. I’m definitely not the only one smitten with these bright lights in the dark sky. They each have their own story to tell and with any luck, you have already added them to a chapter or two in your book of life. If not, take some time to visit them and create your own memories.
OAK ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE
www.oakislandlighthouse.org The Oak Island Lighthouse was completed in 1958 at a total cost of $110,000.00. The lights are 169 feet above the water. A misconception is that the lighthouse itself is 169 feet tall and the light can be seen for 16 nautical miles. It is built of steel reinforced concrete with three rings of embedded color. There is no spiral staircase as found in older lighthouses, but instead
Bald Head Island Lighthouse. Photo by Joan Newton. Oak Island Lighthouse. Photo by Joan Newton.
a series of ships ladders with a total of 131 steps to the lantern gallery level. For the first five years, the lighthouse used carbon-arc mercury lamps housed in four 36inch reflectors, generating 70 million candle power, making the lights the brightest in the US and second brightest in the world. Currently, the lights are powered by four 1,000 watt halogen bulbs – each placed in a separate 24-inch reflector – that produce 2.5 million candle power, displaying four one-second “flashes” followed by six seconds of “blank”. In 2004, the lighthouse and surrounding property were deeded to the Town of Caswell Beach as part of the Federal Lands to Parks program.
1813 and a new lighthouse was commissioned to replace it. In 1817, Daniel S. Way built the new lighthouse, “Old Baldy,” for $15,915.45. It was originally built of soft red bricks, many of which were reused from the first lighthouse. When rebuilt it was then covered with a plaster mixture of sand and lime. It is 110 feet high and octagon in shape with walls five feet thick at the base. Old Baldy was deactivated in 1935, and for a brief period served as a Coast Guard radio tower before being abandoned to the elements. In 1988 the light was relit but no longer serves as an “official” navigational aid. It is the oldest standing lighthouse in North Carolina.
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www.oldbaldy.org The first lighthouse on Smith Island was the Bald Head Light, completed in 1795. It was on the banks of the river at the island’s southwest point and was quickly threatened by erosion. It was pulled down in
www.currituckbeachlight.com Currituck Light Station is located in the northern Outer Banks in the historic Corolla Village. 34 miles south of the Cape Henry Lighthouse (VA) and 32 1/2 miles north-northwest of Bodie Island Light-
house. It is known as a first order lighthouse, which means it has the largest of seven Fresnel lens sizes. Its light can be seen for 18 nautical miles. The distinctive light sequence enables the lighthouse not only to warn mariners but also to help identify their locations. Like the other lighthouses on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, this one still serves as an aid to navigation. The beacon comes on automatically every evening at dusk and ceases at dawn. To distinguish the Currituck Beach Lighthouse from other regional lighthouses, its exterior was left unpainted and gives today’s visitor a sense of the multitude of bricks used to form the structure. The Currituck Beach Lighthouse was the last major brick lighthouse built on the Outer Banks. It has 220 steps, is 162 feet high and is made of approximately one million bricks.
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE
www.outerbanks.com/ cape-hatteras-lighthouse.html The Cape Hatteras lighthouse is the
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national seashore. The frame buildings near the lighthouse that served as quarters to the keepers of the light are still standing.
BODIE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE
www.outerbanks.com/ bodie-island-lighthouse.html In 1847 Mr. Francis Gibbons, of Baltimore, started construction on the original lighthouse for $5,000 but problems with location and design of the tower caused a ten year delay in construction. The tower was highly unstable and soon after it was completed; it began to lean toward the sea. By 1859 the Lighthouse had deteriorated and the Lighthouse Board secured a $25,000 appropriation from Congress to erect a new tower. This new tower was 80 feet tall and its lantern was a third-order Fresnel lens. In the fall of 1861, Confederate troops stacked explosives inside the tower and blew it apart. A third lighthouse was completed in 1871 partially with material left over from construction of a new tower at Cape Hatteras. The tower was then 156 feet with a first order Fresnel lens that made its light visible for 18 nautical miles The Bodie tower is painted with white and black horizontal bands. While some people (including North Carolinians not from the Outer Banks) pronounce the name with a long “o” sound, it is traditionally pronounced as body. This is derived from the original name of the area, which was “Bodies Island”, after the Body family from whom the land was purchased. Folklore would have you believe it is due to the number of dead sailors washed ashore from this portion of the Atlantic Ocean, which is known as the Graveyard
Bodie Lighthouse. Photo by Laura Pierce.
tallest sentinel in America at 210 feet. It was constructed in 1803 for $44,000. it was built with 1,250,000 bricks baked in kilns along the James River in Virginia and brought in scows into Cape Creek where it was hauled by oxen one mile to the building site in Buxton. Its light marked very dangerous shoals which extended from the cape for a distance of 10 nautical miles. The original tower was built of dark sandstone and retained its natural color. The original light consisted of 18 lamps; with 14-inch reflectors,. It was visible in clear weather for a distance of 18 miles. It weighs 6,250 tons and was built with no pilings under it - just a foundation built of heart pine. In 1999, the lighthouse was moved as the sea was threatening to undermine it. The lighthouse is now safely away from breaking waves. You can climb Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Photo by the 268 steps for a spectacular view of the Hannah Barnett. 14 Southport Magazine / August 2015 / www.SouthportMag.com
Currituck Lighthouse. Photo by Emily Klinefelter.
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sale site. The initial sale saw pricing exceed $500,000. But a provision restricting FRYING PAN TOWER examination until after the purchase was (now a B&B with a very interesting story) completed led to a forfeiture of the aucwww.fptower.com tion. The subsequent sealed bid auction The Frying Pan Tower - formerly the U.S. revealed Richard as the sole bidder. Sale Coastguard Frying Pan Light Station, is a price: $85,000! lighthouse situated at the end of the FryThe Tower has eight bedrooms with ing Pan Shoals, 32 miles south of Bald twin beds and adheres to the look and Head Island N.C. It was constructed in feel of the original 1964 US Coast Guard 1960 on a permanent steel structure with Light Tower and is loaded with unique and a lantern house to replace the lightship. fascinating pieces from nearly 50 years of It was a modified Texas drilling platform, service. It has stood vigilant since 1964, called a “Texas Tower” designed to prothough the light has not been continuously vide housing and support for the light, lit since 1992. warning ships of the shallow waters. The These are only a few of our closest lightLight Station was automated in 1979 with houses. There are, of course, many more repair and maintenance crews stationed along our coast; The Oak Island Lightat the USGC Station Oak Island providing house is one of six active North Carolina emergency and routine maintenance. Lighthouses. In addition, there are two inThe Coast Guard abandoned the staactive lighthouses (Bald Head “Old Baldy” tion in 2004 and it was left abandoned & Roanoke River) and two Light Towers until 2010 when Richard Neal, a software (Diamond Shoals & Frying Pan Shoals) engineer from Mint Hill, NC saw a listing all of which mark more than 301 miles of for the Tower on a government surplus coast line!
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Reader submitted photos
Inside Currituck Lighthouse, photo by Emily Klinefelter
Currituck Lighthouse, photo by Kim Fishman
Oak Island Lighthouse, photo by Joan Newton
Cape Hattaras Lighthouse, photo by Emily Kleinfelter
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Bodie Lighthouse, photo by Emily Kleinfelter
Oak Island Lighthouse, photo by Joan Newton
Old Baldy, photo by Patrick McGowan of Light Record Photography
Cape Hattaras Lighthouse, photo by Kim Fishman
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The T. Farmer family at Cape Hattaras Lighthouse. Photo by Chelsea Fishman
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riginally from Charlottesville, Virginia, Laurie Driver has a real passion for her business. She and her husband, Larry opened Magnolia’s in 1998. Laurie hand picks every item that the store offers. There is a big variety of offerings at Magnolia’s. Everything from clothing, to housewares, to artwork to jewelry. Stop and see Laurie….we bet you won’t leave empty handed! Q: TELL US ABOUT MAGNOLIA’S. HOW DID IT GET STARTED AND WHEN? A: My husband and I built our current
business in 1998. Upon construction was a huge magnolia tree that unfortunately had to be cut down. Hence our former name Magnolia Gifts and Antiques. We shortened the name to Magnolia’s last year.
Q: WHAT IS YOUR TOP SELLING ITEM? WHY DO YOU THINK IT IS SO POPULAR? A: Jewelry. We have a wild assortment
of costume, sterling silver, designer and custom monogrammed pieces at good prices.
Q: WHAT MAKES YOUR STORE UNIQUE AND HOW DO YOU GO ABOUT CHOOSING YOUR INVENTORY? A: Every item in the store has my imprint
on it. It is an extension of me in the fact that everything is chosen by me. I seek out beautiful and unique things that I feel my customers would like to own for themselves or give as gifts.
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Q: WHICH 5 WORDS BEST DESCRIBE YOU? A: Honest, hardworking, loyal, creative and caring.
Q: WHO INSPIRES YOU? A: My parents have always been my inspi-
ration. They have been in retail for as long as I can remember. My father was a fashion designer and clothing manufacturer. My mother was equally creative. Many people may remember them as owners of Etcetera right here in Southport.
Q: WHAT ARE YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT? Living life to the fullest.
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Fast, Easy & Delicious
Trax-to Go offers quick easy takeout in Oak Island BY: REBECCA JONES, PHOTO BY: KRIS BEASLEY
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here are no railroad tracks on Oak Island, but there is a “station”to stop and get quick, tasty, to go, on your way thru- be it heading for work or home, the park, the beach, the boat, little league, soccer games, or the backyard party. Trax-to Go’s spelling is played off of train tracks. It is new to Oak Island and located at the corner of NE 48th Street and Oak Island Drive. The light grey building with the walk up window and is conveniently across from Middleton Park. It is uniquely distinguished by the huge authentic railroad crossing pole. Trax- to Go offers quick and easy take out fried fish, fried chicken, tasty hushpuppies and sides. Opening in June of this year, Trax is the brainchild of Blake and Robin Conklin. If you recognize the Conklin name, you most likely know it from Shagger Jacks Restaurant on Oak Island at 8004 East Oak Island Drive. Blake and Robin opened Shagger Jacks in 2009, where the motto is, “You Chill, We Grill”. The couple is now trying their hand at a new venture for the island. In the early stages, Robin asked Blake when he would have the time for something new. Blake equated it to having a second child: you make the time. Traxto Go has been a glimmer in Blake’s eye for years. He has been scouting locations to find the right spot to house a friendly fast paced, easy pick up for good food. It looks like Shagger Jacks has a little brother! One might ask if Blake has a long his-
tory in the restaurant business, but the restaurant business came with the Conklin’s move from Greensboro, North Carolina to Oak Island. What Blake does have is experience in big business. He was head engineer in the apparel business and has worked with machine patterns, plants and facilities in commercial construction. As Blake jokingly acknowledges he is a, self-described, old corporate fart. After the move to the coast, Blake didn’t want to work for anybody, but himself. With a background in engineering, Blake loves to develop stuff all the organizational structures. “I get bored easily, so I’m always looking for the next gig” Blake acknowledged. That mindset turned his interests to the daily functions of the re s t a u r a n t
business by building a business model to structure the operations of a restaurant. Blake is quick to recognize the importance of employees in the front and back of the house in the restaurant business. When referring to the success of Shagger Jacks, “it’s a great group of people that run it—a great team—that allows the restaurant to run itself”. Robin Conklin appreciates hard work. Chris Lail, has been the kitchen manager at Shagger Jacks for the last five years, and with the entrepreneurial spirit which Conklin thrives, he invited Lail to go
into business as part owner of Trax-to Go. “We want to take something simple and make it good” Blake explains. And good is fast and it is fried! Trax-to Go has 25 items on the menu where you can pick and choose checking offside boxes to build your meal. There are Chicken boxes with battered fried chicken, white meat or dark meat, wings, and chicken tenders. The fish boxes are your choice of one or two pieces of beer battered fried Alaskan white fish. All the boxes come with tater tots, hushpuppies and a side. The hushpuppies sound like a meal in themselves: a battered fried hushpuppy with creamed corn and jalapeño cheese. And take it from me, they do have a little kick. The fish and chicken are also available by loose and by the select piece making it easy to meet a variety of tastes and customizing your order. Everyone in the family loves the leg? No problem, you can order as many legs as you want. Other sides include, potato salad, coleslaw, chips and a moon pie and Pepsi products. “The idea is to keep it simple,” says Blake, “this is a family island, we want to provide easy, simple family meals where you can order,pick-up and be on your way in 15 minutes”. Blake hopes the concept will appeal to residents, the work force and vacationers alike. Next on Blake’s to do list is to get the functioning railroad pole operating, with bells and lights. He plans to install controls with a quarter slot, making it something of a showpiece, and monies collected will be donated to an area nonprofit. Trax-to Go is open seven days a week, 11a.m. to 9 p.m. Located at the corner of OKI Dr. and NE 48th St. 910-250-1535 - check them out on Facebook
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HEALTH
Immunizations Not just for kids!
BY LESLIE RESCHLY, BSN ,RN
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s August begins, “back to school” fever is everywhere! As parents double check those immunization records, it is a good thing for all adults to review their immunization status to determine if updates are needed.
Really! Immunizations are not just for infants and children. Despite the recent unsubstantiated claims of the dangers of immunizations, the availability of these products in our country leads to decreased illness and morbidity. If everyone in the community is immunized, the result is a decrease in epidemics which in turn protects those that are unable to be vaccinated as well as those in whom the vaccine was not effective. In other words, they promote your health! Get your shots to stay well! There are several (some relatively new) vaccine immunizations available for adults to promote wellness against certain diseases. Although no vaccine is 100% guaranteed it will often lessen the severity of the disease if it occurs. Please contact your health provider for specific recommendations but overall, consider the following frequent illnesses and the vaccines recommended for adults.
Many times I have heard people make the statement, “I got the flu vaccine and then got the flu and was so sick!” Because the vaccine is made from a killed or inactivated virus, there is no chance you will get the flu although it does take time for your body to develop fighting antibodies against the virus. You may however, experience muscle soreness, headache, fever and swelling at the injection site. Trust me, talk to someone who had the influenza virus and you will realize the benefit even with the side effects! This immunization is contraindicated (not advised) if you are allergic to eggs, have a history of a severe reaction to a previous immunization or are ill with a fever at the time of the vaccine. Typically covered by insurance, this vaccine rarely requires an order to obtain.
SHINGLES
The vaccine associated with Shingles continues to be advertised on many sources. Approximately 30% of Americans will develop Shingles or Herpes Zoster and about half of the cases occur after age 60. Shingles is a painful blistering red rash caused by reactivation of the latent varicella virus which caused you to TETANUS/ DIPHTHERIA /PERTUShave Chicken Pox as a SIS child. This vaccine helps A combination vaccine is now availto prevent or reduce able to update Tetanus status while also the severity of Shingles. providing coverage for Diphtheria and This live virus vaccine Whooping cough (Pertussis), which has is injected as a single reared its ugly self across the USA reimmunization in the upcently, spreading like wildfire in schools per arm. Currently apand communities. Pertussis causes such proved for ages greater a severe cough that it is difficult to talk, Brad Narron of Galloway Sands Pharmacy administering a vaccine at than 50, the Centers for their 1513 N. Howe Street location. eat or swallow often causing pneumonia, Disease Control recseizures, brain damage and even death. ommends it for adults A tetanus bacterium typically enters the a booster. The most common side effects 60 years or above regardless of whether body through a wound while Diphtheria are pain, redness and swelling at the injec- you have had Shingles or a documented and Pertussis are spread person to person. tion site as well as body or muscle aches. case of the chicken pox. Those who have You are likely most familiar with Tetanus suffered through Shingles or the Post-herand its associated “lock jaw “. Diphtheria INFLUENZA petic neuralgia (PAIN) that often lingers The Flu vaccine is the most widely causes a thick coating of the breathing after the disease will encourage you to passages resulting in breathing problems, known. Typically available in the fall of the become immunized. Although immunizaheart failure and possibly death. This vac- year, it is recommended annually as soon tion is not a guarantee that you will not cine is typically a one dose immunization as it is available, for all people 6 months of experience Shingles, it is known that the from age 10-64. Although you most likely age and older. It is especially important to severity and duration will typically be less. received coverage for all these diseases be vaccinated against the influenza virus if This vaccine is not recommended if you are with your primary immunization series as you or someone you live with or care for immunocompromised from a disease state is at risk of complications from Influenza. a child, consult your physician regarding
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HEALTH or treatment for a disease or if you are allergic to gelatin or neomycin. It is also not recommended for pregnant women. As I see it, if I am 60 and pregnant, I have more issues to worry about than Shingles!
STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIA
This is a bacterium which causes frequent illness in adults and children. A Pneumonia vaccine is currently available in two different forms for adults and often both types are indicated. This immunization helps to prevent complications from the bacteria which can cause blood, brain and lung infections such as pneumonia, meningitis and septicemia. Please consult your health care provider to see if either or both of these vaccines would be a good choice for you or if you need a booster. Children receive this as part of the suggested Immunization schedule and they are recommended for adults greater than 65. Currently, all of these vaccines are available locally. I spoke with Brad Narron, Registered Pharmacist at Galloway Sands Pharmacy in Southport who reported that the pharmacists on staff are immunizing daily. This year’s Influenza vaccine has not
yet been released but will be available. Also, Mr. Narron and his staff are able to check your insurance immediately and validate your insurance coverage to determine your financial responsibility for copay and administration fee. Narron notes that typically some vaccines require Part D Medicare coverage to be paid, if Medicare is your insurance. It is important to note that a prescription from your health care provider is needed for all vaccines except the Influenza. No appointment is necessary and all injections are given by licensed pharmacist staff. It is recommended that you wait approximately 15 minutes after your immunization to ensure there is no reaction. Although rare, this is a safety measure well worth your time so plan accordingly. Also, many pharmacies offer car-side service for persons with impaired mobility. Be sure to call if this is something you require. So, when you start seeing those BACK TO SCHOOL commercials, let it be a reminder to check your immunization status to see if you are currently up to date. Galloway Sands is located at 1513 N. Howe Street here in Southport. Please contact them at (910) 454-9090.
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Oak Island Accomodations will supply beach houses to 11 cancer surviving families on Oak Island in September for Little Pick House of Hope.
Help the families relax, reconnect and rejuvenate during their cancer journey by donating some much needed items • Food Lion and Walmart gift cards • Toilet paper • Paper towels • Bandaids • Small (gentle type) soap • Sunscreen
Each family gets a welcome bag with a beach towel and other goodies. Donations needed are sweet treats, trinkets, toys, personal items (lotions or bathroom items), sand toys, games, books, or handmade items. Items needed for: • Kids ages 2-6 • Kids ages 6-11 • Teenagers • Adult Men and Women
Also needed are personal notes or cards from people in the community letting the 11 families know that the community welcomes them and is excited for them to vacation and relax.
Need more information?
Amy Matthews, Programs Director Little Pink Houses of Hope 336-932-0176 (cell)
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CHEERS Get Your Chill On!
Frozen concoctions from local eateries supply relief from the heat BY SOUTHPORT MAGAZINE STAFF
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he dog days of summer are here and combined with the humidity of our seaside town, beating the heat is hard. On a quest like Lewis and Clark, we hit the streets to seek out the coolest refreshments around before we got down to the business of creating this August issue.
GREEN WAVE SMOOTHIE Port City Java 113 N Howe St, Southport (910) 454-0321
MADE WITH: Baby Spinach, Frozen Bananas, Frozen Mangos, Apple Cider, and Meyer Lemon Juice. *No Sugar Added
WHITE CHOCOLATE FRAPPE Moore St. Market • 130 E Moore St, Southport • (910) 363-4203 MADE WITH: Iced Coffee, White Chocolate Base Flavor, Ghirardelli Chocolate, Whip Cream and Blended Ice 26 Southport Magazine / August 2015 / www.SouthportMag.com
PEANUT PARADISE Tropical Smoothie Café 1671 N Howe St #1A, Southport, (910) 363-4908 MADE WITH: Bananas, Peanut Butter Whey (Options Include Soy or Pea Protein), Nonfat Yogurt, Turbinado (Options Include, Splenda or Equal)
RASPBERRY SNOWCONE Greenlands Farm Store • 668 Midway Rd SE, Bolivia • (910) 253-7934 MADE WITH: Crushed Ice and Organic Concentrated Raspberry Syrup
CHEERS
ORANGEADE FLOAT Bob’s Dogs 8903 E Oak Island Dr, Oak Island, NC (910) 278-3456 MADE WITH: Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice, Sugar Water and Vanilla Ice Cream
ISLAND LATTE Flying Pig Coffeehouse 6006 E Oak Island Dr, • 910) 278-5929 MADE WITH: Caramel Syrup, Vanilla Syrup, Espresso, Milk, Whip Cream, Caramel Drizzle
OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATE MALT Leaky Tiki • 6324 E Oak Island Dr, Oak Island • (910) 933-4503 MADE WITH: Homemade Chocolate Ice Cream, Whole Milk, Malt Syrup, Chocolate Syrup, Whip Cream, Cherry
LEMON LIME ARCTIC RUSH Dairy Queen 5701 E Oak Island Dr, Oak Island (910) 278-5371 MADE WITH: Lemon Lime Flavoring and Arctic Rush Slush
ROOT BEER FLOAT Flava’s Coffee Shop 310 W Bay St, Southport, NC • (910) 457-5150 MADE WITH: Maola Vanilla Ice Cream, Stewart’s Root Beer (Other Options Include Stewart’s Diet Root Beer, Stewart’s Cream Soda, Cheerwine, Nehi Grape Soda, Nehi Peach Soda, or Nehi Orange Soda)
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SAVOR
HUNGRY? Bite into the best that our area has to offer PROVISION COMPANY
130 Yacht Basin Dr., Southport 457-0654 • www.provisioncompany.com Established in 1933, Provision Company offers a la carte seafood sandwiches, conch fritters, steamed shrimp and more.
SHOALS CLUB
100 Station House Way, Bald Head Island 454-4850 • www.shoalsclub.com A private membership club, Shoals Club emphasizes fresh ingredients and a twist on American dishes.
YACHT BASIN EATERY
Chicken Wings tossed in your choice of 6 homemade sauces: Buffalo, Lemon Pepper, Garlic Parmesan, Old Bay, Carolina Sweet and Tangy or Teriyaki at The Lazy Turtle - 601 Ocean Drive, Oak Island.
SEAFOOD SPECIALTY ATLANTIC SEAFOOD AND STEAKS
Southport's Best Kept Secret
Your neighborhood Pub
5059 SouthportSupply Rd. SE, Southport 457-4477 • www.atlanticsouthport.com Casual dining with variety from seafood, steak, chicken and pasta. Known for its Calabashstyle cuisine and lowcountry classics.
BALD HEAD ISLAND CLUB
• Great craft beer selection
• Blackboard Specials • Homemade dressings and desserts • Delicious pizza with creative toppings options and Gluten Free 101 E Brown St, Southport (910) 457-5994
106 Yacht Basin Dr., Southport 457-1881 • www.fishyfishycafe.com A sophisticated take on the dockside seafood café, Fishy Fishy serves up plates like Buffalo shrimp, Cajun grouper bites, and Bacon Wrapped Shrimp.
FRYING PAN
1 Salt Meadow Trail, Bald Head Island 457-7300 • www.bhiclub.net Offers options, from the Pelicatessen located poolside, to the pubstyle Palms dining room or al fresco Palms Terrace to the Grille, the club’s primary dining venue. Full or temporary membership in the BHI Club is required to dine.
319 West Bay St., Southport 363-4382 Featuring homemade sweet potato biscuits and fried seafood, as well as other delicacies such as pan seared grouper.
CAPE FEAR RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE
1407 E. Beach Dr., Oak Island • 278-7770 www.islandwayres.com Offering fine steaks, from filet mignon to flat iron, and fresh seafood, from lobster to crab cakes, with attentive service.
101 W. Bay St., Southport 457-9222 • www.capefearrestaurant.com Familyowned, Cape Fear Restaurant delivers excellent Southernstyle cooking in the form of crabs, scallops and, of course, surf ‘n’ turf.
Our homemade crab dip— Made fresh every day
FISHY FISHY CAFE
DEAD END SALOON & FISH FACTORY GRILLE
4907 Fish Factory Rd., Southport 454-4002 • www.thedeadendsaloon.com Known for real Maryland crab cakes and Cream of Crab soup and offering fresh, local seafood specials along with great entrees, nachos, cheddar fries, and more. Located on the Intracoastal Waterway with slips for docking and a beautiful view, including sunsets. We belong to the NC 10% Campaign.
FISH HOUSE RESTAURANT
5710 57th Place W., Oak Island 278-6012 • www.bwpresort.com Offering items such as awardwinning chowder and signature crab dip.
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ISLAND WAY RESTAURANT
JOLLY ROGERS
5515 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-7060 The menu features seafood, from shrimp to oysters and more, broiled or fried.
122 Yacht Basin Dr., Southport 363-4108 • www.yachtbasineatery.com Dishing up goods from both the North and South, Yacht Basin Eatery offers everything from handrolled pizza, Jerseystyle breads and authentic Italian, to Southern comfort foods and fresh seafood.
MODERN AMERICAN LIVE OAK CAFE
614 N. Howe St., Southport 454-4360 • www.liveoakcafenc.com
Serving creative cuisine in a cozy atmosphere, Live Oak Cafe offers dishes such as duck crepes, lowcountry gumbo, and baked scallops au gratin.
MR. P’S BISTRO
309 N. Howe St., Southport 457-0801 • www.mrpsbistro.com Fine lowcountry cuisine, from crabstuffed fish du jour to crab cakes and prime rib.
THE PHARMACY RESTAURANT
110 E. Moore St., Southport 457-5577 www.thepharmacyrestaurant.com Fine dining with homespun appeal abounds at The Pharmacy Restaurant. Enjoy everything from gourmet chicken salad and fish tacos to blackened tilapia and Bouillabaisse.
SHAGGER JACKS
JONES SEAFOOD HOUSE
8004 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 933-4103 • www.shaggerjacksoki.com With over 50 beer selections, Shagger Jacks offers an assortment of dishes from steamers to ribs and sweet curry chicken to tacos.
MOJO’S ON THE HARBOR
TURTLE ISLAND RESTAURANT & CATERING
6404 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-5231 Family owned since 1964; offering seafood fried, broiled or grilled, plus charbroiled steaks. 16 Marina Way, Bald Head Island 457-7217 • www.mojoontheharbor.com Featuring Southern classics like fried pickles and shellfish steam pots to global dishes such as Italian meat antipasto and Mediterraneanstyle shrimp and grits.
6220 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-4944 Casual dining in a tropical setting, with caribbeaninspired seafood as well as steaks, chicken, pork and salads.
CAFES, DELIS & GRILLS BAKED WITH LOVE
302 N. Howe St., Southport • 454-0044 Offering sandwiches, salads, soups and quiche. A gem of a café located on Southport’s main drag.
BEANA’S KITCHEN
106 SE 58th St., Oak Island • 278-7209 Open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Beana’s serves breakfast and lunch.
BOB’S DOGS
8903 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-3456 • www.bobsdogsoki.com With custom hot dogs featuring an array of ingredients to homestyle sandwiches like chicken salad and burgers.
THE BOUNCING LOG CAFE
3148 George II Hwy - Boiling Spring Lakes 910-477-3188 bouncinglogcafe.com Good ‘ol Southern Comfort Food and Genuine Swiss Cuisine come together at the Bouncing Log Cafe. Hot Plates, Angus Burgers and Knopfli-n-Ham (dumplings with ham and smothered in artisan cheeses.) All buns are made fresh, in house. Salads and Kids meals.
CHASER’S SPORTS BAR AND GRILL
8520 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-1500 Enjoy BBQ sandwiches, wings, fish ‘n’ chips and more at this sports grill.
DUFFER’S PUB AND GRILL
928 Caswell Beach Rd., Oak Island 278-9299 • www.oakislandgolf.com Located at the scenic Oak Island Golf Club, the grill serves up premier burgers and wraps, as well as entrees from prime rib to salmon.
ERIC’S GRILLE
1671 N. Howe St., Southport • 457-9024 Offers oldfashioned, handpatted hamburgers, plus bbq, hot dogs, chili cheese fries and breakfast sandwiches and platters.
FAT ANDY’S BURGERS
SAVOR LITTLE BIT’S GRILL
8039 River Rd. SE, Southport, 454-4004 Shrimp in every style desirable, plus sandwiches; try entrées such as scampi and filet mignon.
LOCAL’S FAMILY DINER
132 Country Club Dr., Oak Island, 250-1184 A casual diner featuring breakfast, lunch and dinner, from fluffy omelettes to burgers and friedchicken sandwiches.
832 N. Howe St., Southport 457-0444 • www.localsfamilydiner.com Within a warm and friendly atmosphere, Local’s Family Diner serves breakfast all day long and a seafood and entrée menu for lunch and dinner.
LOCO JO’S
602 N. Howe St., Suite E, Southport 457-9009 A burger joint with fish sandwiches, pulled pork and shrimp wraps. Offers select Vietnamese dishes, too, with over 60 beer selections.
MARITIME MARKET CAFE
8 Maritime Way, Bald Head Island 457-7450 • www.maritimemarketbhi.com Serving breakfast classics as well as imaginative daily specials like seafood omelets or banana crepes. Lunch includes fresh sandwiches, salads and wraps.
MOORE STREET MARKET
130 E. Moore St., Southport • 363-4203 Open for breakfast and lunch, this market specializes in organic and fairtrade coffee as well as gourmet sandwiches crafted with Boar’s Head deli meats.
OAK ISLAND DELI AND PUB
5422 E. Oak Island Dr., 278-40005 Offering hamburgers, sub sandwiches, salads, wraps, seafood and daily drink specials.
OAK ISLAND RESTAURANT
6302 E. Oak Island Dr. , Oak Island 201-9925 Here, flounder is prepared the oldfashioned way. Enjoy breakfast, too.
OAK ISLAND SUBS AND SALADS
5705 E. Oak Island Dr. , Oak Island 278-9040 From BLT’s with avocado to Cajun and Reuben sandwiches, this deli serves up quality sandwiches.
4655 Long Beach Rd. SE, Southport 269-7008 Handmade burgers using 100% ground chuck, plus freshly cut French fries.
KOPP’S KWIK STOP II
3196 George II Hwy., Southport, 845-7700 Kopp’s grill serves up a full breakfast (available for school kids before class starts, too), plus homemade lunches throughout the day.
OLD BRIDGE DINER
OLDE BRUNSWICK GENERAL STORE
1450 50 Lakes Dr., Southport 845-2707 Made-to-order breakfast and lunch grill.
RUSSELL’S PLACE
5700 E. Oak Island Dr., 278-3070 Serving breakfast and lunch until 2 p.m., Russell’s Place serves up lots of home cooking.
SIDE STREET CAFÉ
SOUTHPORT TEA HOUSE
611 Howe St., Southport, 833-0227 www.southportteahouse.com Offering a full lunch menu with quiche, salads, sandwiches and afternoon tea anytime. Full beverage option including over 60 loose teas iced or hot and sold by the ounce. Glutenfree options, too. Open Wed-Sat, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
TAYLOR CUISINE CAFÉ
Cupcakes • Birthday Cakes Cookies • Pies Cheddar Biscuits • Special Orders Wedding Cakes
200 Country Club Dr. Suite E, Oak Island 910-512-8881 OPEN Wed-Sat 11am - 5pm
208 North Fodale Ave Southport, NC
731 N. Howe St., Southport • 454-0088 Bald Head Marina at Deep Point • 4577830 www.taylorcuisinecatering.com Putting its Southern style where guests’ mouths are, this eatery offers “Taylormade” fried string beans, fried green tomatoes, country fried steak and more in two locations.
TROLLY STOP
111 S. Howe St., Southport 457-7017 • www.trollystophotdogs.com A staple in NC, Trolly Stop is renowned across the nation for its oneofakind hot dogs.
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GREENLANDS FARM STORE
668 Midway Rd. SE, Bolivia 253-9515 • www.greenlandsfarmstore.info Farmfresh, organic and natural ingredients—grown here, made here! Glutenfree and vegan options offered. Enjoy sandwiches, salads, unique sides and desserts.
OASIS BAR AND GRILL
5902 E. Oak Island Dr. , Oak Island 278-6430 A classic burger joint, with onion rings and other sides. Plus, breakfast is served, including pancakes and bacon.
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SAVOR TROPICAL SMOOTHIE CAFÉ
4956 Long Beach Rd., Southport, 457-1838 Serving Cantonese, Szechuan and Hunanstyle Chinese food.
QUIZNO’S SUBS
116 N. Howe St., Southport 457-4544 • www.portsofcallbistro.com The eclectic menu offers choices that are largely influenced by dishes from across the globe. Menu items and specials can whisk your palette from Casablanca to Barcelona, Santorini to Mumbai, and from Marseilles to Munich or Charleston. Finish with a freshbaked dessert in the romantic atmosphere.
5130 SouthportSupply Rd., Southport 457-4636 • www.quiznos.com Serving subs, salads, wraps, soups and pasta. Chicken, prime rib, black angus, deli subs. Meat and cheeses cut fresh in store daily. Open every day.
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WILDLIFE RESTAURANT AND GRILL
4381 Fish Factory Rd., Southport 457-9953 • www.wildlifegrill.webs.com Serving a full range of items on our menu from breakfast to homecooked meals.
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8300 E. Oak Island Dr. Oak Island NC 910-276-6420
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705 Ocean Dr., Oak Island (at the pier) 278-5504 • www.theflyingfishcafeoki.com Nestled beside the Oak Island Pier, Flying Fish Cafe offers a panoramic view of the ocean and excellent WestCoast cuisine.
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SOUTHPORT SMOKE HOUSE
1102 N. Howe St., Southport • 363-5035 www.southportsmokehouse.com Real woodsmoked BBQ and brisket, great side items, and a great family environment.
TERRY’S NORTH CAROLINA BARBQUE & RIBS
4688 Long Beach Rd. SE, Southport 477-9187 Serving up pork and beef brisket sandwiches and plates, and Memphis dryrub ribs, along with baked beans, cole slaw, potato salad, and mac ‘n’ cheese.
THE BARBQUE HOUSE
5002 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 201-1001 • www.bestbbqonthebeach.com Hormel ribs are slowsmoked inhouse and meats are offered with a variety of sauces, from Eastern NC vinegar to Lexingtonstyle red.
CHINESE ASIAN TASTE
1671 N. Howe St., Ste. 3, Southport 457-0988 602 N. Howe St., Southport www.asiantastesouthportnc.com 910-457-7714 Takeout traditional Chinese food, with stareneesfinejewelry.com ples such as lo mein, sesame chicken, and Master Jeweler onsite! General Tso’s. 30 Southport Magazine / August 2015 / www.SouthportMag.com SOUTHPORT MAGAZINE
TASTE OF CHINA
1671 N. Howe St. #1A, Southport 363-4908 • www.tropicalsmoothiecafe.com The menu boasts bold, flavorful food and smoothies with a healthy appeal. Our items are madetoorder with fresh, simple, superior ingredients.
INTERNATIONAL PORTS OF CALL
ITALIAN BELLA CUCINA
5177 SouthportSupply Rd., Southport 454-4540 • www.belladiningnc.com Focusing on family Italian recipes, Bella Cucina serves up everything from fine and fresh local seafood to handtossed, New Yorkstyle pizzas. Aside from a decadent wine list, Bella Cucina also offers specialty martinis.
JOSEPH’S ITALIAN BISTRO
5003 O’Quinn Blvd., Southport 454-4440 • www.josephsitalianbistro.com Armed with decades of experience and “secret” family recipes, Joseph’s Italian Bistro appeals with candlelit dining and fresh Italian continental cuisine.
IRISH SLÁINTE
1513 N. Howe St., Unit 10, Southport 457-6554 Offering traditional pub fare with Irish flair, like Guinness chicken wings and mussels cooked in a Smithwicks bouillon. Don’t forget the reuben or corned beef and cabbage!
JAPANESE KOBE JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE & SUSHI
8317 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 933-4405 Generous servings from the hibachi grill, as well as decadent sushi.
TENGU JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE
4956 Long Beach Rd. SE, 457-9398 Sushi, sashimi, teriyaki, hibachi, tempura and udon noodles all available.
MEXICAN DELPHINA CANTINA
10 Marina Wynd, Bald Head Island 457-1222 • delphinacantina.webs.com Mexican cuisine with Spanish and Cuban flare, such as Churrasco Cubano and Pescado Especial—both with plantains.
PLAZA MARIACHI
1671 N. Howe St., Ste. 1, Southport Serving authentic dishes, such as fajitas, enchiladas and chalupas.
SAN FELIPE
4961 Long Beach Rd. SE, Southport 454-0950 Known for fresh salsa and margaritas; serves traditional Mexican dishes.
PIZZERIAS DRY STREET PUB AND PIZZA
101 E. Brown St., Southport 457-5994 www.drystreetpubandpizza.com Known for handmade, original pizzas— including Margherita, “very veggie,” and Greek. Also offers salads, soups and gourmet sandwiches.
FAMOUS SUBS AND PIZZA
1541 N. Howe St., Southport • 457-5143 Recognized regionally for outstanding gyros, calzones and pizzas.
PIZZA SHACK
6212 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island, 278-6781 Offering a variety of pies from classic favorites to Greek white and Hawaiian.
THE PEPPERONI GRILL
3156 George II Hwy, Boiling Spring Lakes 845-5151 • www.pepperonigrillnc.com Offering eat in, take out and delivery. As well, offering oventoasted subs and calzones.
PEPPERONI GRILL AT THE BEACH
4320 East Beach Drive, Oak Island 250-1190. www.pepperonigrillnc.com Open 7 days a week year round. Offering eat in, take out, and delivery.
POLISH PIEROGIES
8017A E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 368-8098 Specializing in the Polish delicacy for which they’re named, this restaurant is set up for takeaway order and also features ‘Super Dogs,’ kielbasa hoagies, and kolache. Offers a grab and go frozen menu of stuffed cabbage, green bell peppers, hot sausage, kielbasa ‘n’ kraut, pizza shells, and more.
TAPAS FLIGHTS
15139 N. Howe St., Southport (910) 363-1202 Wine, craft beer, and a tapas menu, small plates. Most items under $10; menu changes every two weeks. Look for weekend specials.
THAI THAI BY THE SEA
8300 E. Oak Island Dr. • 278-6420 Brightly decorated, Thai by the Sea offers traditional Thai including dumplings, with a large selections of dishes and spice levels.
SAVOR THAI PEPPERS
115 E. Moore St., Southport 457-0095 • www.thaipeppersnc.us Serving decadent and creative Oriental food of the finest quality, prepared with care. A broad range of traditional Thai dishes and sushi are available.
BAKERIES/ COFFEE SHOPS AHOY DOUGHNUTS
4922 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-6929 • www.ahoydoughnuts.com Fresh yeastraised, filled and cake doughnuts, apple fritters, cinnamon rolls, monkey muffins, twists and more. Handmade daily, familyowned.
BLUE SEA COFFEE SHOP
7916 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 620-7073 • www.facebook.com/Blue.Sea. Cafe.NC Homemade bagels, hot out of the oven each morning & Mom’s baked goods & sweets. Fresh daily vegetarian specials. 100% organic coffee, full espresso & tea bar, fruit smoothies & chai. WiFi & handmade gifts.
BURNEY’S BAKERY
808 N. Howe St., Southport • 454-4222 Known for their light and flaky filled croissants with a sweet sugar glaze, plus more.
THE CONFECTIONARY
4346 Long Beach Rd. SE, Southport 457-9310 Featuring jelly doughnuts, apple fritters, cupcakes, muffins, peach cobbler, bagels and more.
FLYING PIG COFFEEHOUSE
PORT CITY JAVA
113 N. Howe Street, Southport 454-0321 • www.portcityjava.com We serve coffees, espresso drinks, fruit smoothies, milkshakes, fresh juices, breakfast and lunch sandwiches and wraps all day. Open yearround. Complimentary WiFi. Comfortable inside and outside seating. Coffee catering available.
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SIDE STREET BAKERY
105 West Saint George St., Southport 363-4629 Locals suggest the cupcakes, lemon bars, key lime pie, and carrot cake.
STAARR CAKES BAKERY
200 Country Club Dr., Suite E, Oak Island 512-8881 • www.staarrcakes.com Made from scratch cupcakes, biscuits, and pies using the finest ingredients available. Coffee supplied by an NC roaster.
ICE CREAM DAIRY QUEEN
5701 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-5371* Featuring the iconic Blizzards, waffle-bowl sundaes, and more frozen treats. *Call for other nearby locations.
FLAVA’S COFFEE AND ICE CREAM
310 W. Bay St., Southport • 457-5150 Flava’s allows guests the choice between many flavors, including death by chocolate, birthday cake, cookies and cream, and more.
FUZZY PEACH
6006 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-5929 • www.flyingpig.us Home of the Flying Pig, Green Swamp and Pig Bun; specialty coffee drinks, smoothies, chai, beans, bagels, desserts and conversation. Open year round, wifi, indoor and outdoor seating.
5130 SouthportSupply Rd., Unit 108, Southport 363-4180 • www.thefuzzypeach.com A frozen yogurt bar where you can select your own flavors and toppings.
JUMPIN’ JAVA OAK ISLAND
6324 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 933-4503 • www.leakytikiinc.com Homemade ice cream and fudge since 2009.
4022 Old Bridge Rd., Southport • 363-4841 We carry a large variety of glutenfree/vegan baked goods, as well as homemade coffee cakes and muffins. Delicious and decadent specialty drinks: lattes, mochas, frapps, hot chocolate, Chai teas and more.
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It’s a Roundup For a great cause! BY ALAN BEASLEY
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ometimes you find yourself wanting to fish and you just don’t have the gumption to go.
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It’s hot, the wind is blowing hard, or you just had a hard week at work and getting in a boat in the sun and heat just doesn’t appeal to you. You’d rather be in the A/C and cooling it. Well, welcome to normal! It’s rapidly reaching the dog days of summer and the heat is unbearable at times. I know — I’m there with you! The deal is though, the fish are biting! They are in the prime time to feed and it’s time to get it on if you want to catch some fish. The live bait has grown to a great size for catching either Flounder or Red Drum if you’re into that and the Ocean Pogies are and have been perfect size for catching King Mackerel or Spanish Mackerel. They are the key live bait needed to catch many of our local Fish. Mullets and Pogies are the main live bait used by most tournament fishermen. Speaking of tournaments, my favorite two tournaments are upon us. They are my favorites and are both worth supporting.
HERE IS THE SCOOP
The Sheriff John Ingram: Flatfish Roundup Tournament August 22nd at the Southport Marina This tournament is a fun tournament to
fish, that supports the re-election of Sheriff John Ingram. This one also benefits others as well. “The fish that are caught are kept and served at a fundraiser fish fry that takes place on August 28th from 11AM till 1PM. The proceeds support the members of the Sheriff Department and their families that have a life altering event” says Captain Laurie Watson. For example funds are used to support department families affected by house fire, injury, financial hardship or other worthy causes. The thing to remember here is that these are the folks that are out on the street, day and night, dealing with all kinds of crime, disaster support, injury, community support and so much more. They do this for a living and seldom do they get the kind of support they should from our community. In many cases you never know of the hardships they encounter themselves that deserve a financial helping hand so these funds can go a long way to help in times of need for a deputy suffering from an unfortunate event for example. I appreciate the job our Sheriff has done and the job each of his staff does on a regular basis. These people have the hardest job
I know of and they get very little praise for doing a great job for all of us. This tournament is a way to send a message of thanks as well as support for Mr. Ingram’s re-election. You’ll be able to meet and get to know these folks at the Captains meeting and on tournament day. These are our sons and daughters, friends and neighbors, all working to keep us safe every day! So let’s rally around them and make this the best Flatfish Round Up- to date! Oh and by the way, the phrase “Flatfish Roundup” came from the term used to describe the” Drug Dealer Roundup” that the Sheriff’s office has from time to time. I thought that was interesting because both “Roundups” can be a challenge especially since Flounder and Drug Dealers are really good at hiding and being hard to find. So here is another opportunity to use your fishing skills for a worthwhile cause. Find out more at www.sheriffjohningram. com/flatfishroundup or on their Facebook page. The Bay Creek Classic Flounder Tournament • September 19th the Oak Island Wildlife Boat Ramp The Bay Creek Classic Flounder Tournament is a Benefit Tournament for a local fishing legend and good friend of mine and many others, Mr. Brandon Matthews. If you’re a local fisherman that has been around for 20 years or more you probably
on September 19th at the Wildlife Boat Ramp on Fish Factory Road, Oak Island NC. There is always great food and fellowship at this event. Last year the community rallied around Brandon to help purchase a Sportsman Wheel Chair that gave Brandon the ability to stand upright as well as go over almost any terrain. At over $10,000 dollars, the money was raised by way of donations in only a few weeks! This was an amazing display of love and support for Brandon. It’s time to come together again this year to support Brandon. His health is not good right now so we may or may not see him this year but that won’t slow us down! Please find a friend with a boat, if you don’t have one and sign up for this Tournament. It’s so important to support this one by fishing, sponsoring, donating time or money to help with this event. Please visit the website at www.baycreekclassic.com or go to the Facebook page to find out more or to get involved. So for now go fish, good luck and be safe! Life is short, fish hard!
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LIVE MUSIC 8-1: Brooke Thompson 8-8: Cell Block 2 8-15: John Toppings 8-22: The Bonnie Allyn Band 8-29: Plan B know Brandon. He’s a local fishing legend that had a tragic hunting accident that left him in a wheel chair for the rest of his life. Brandon has many serious health issues and has to go to battle every day against the current health insurance system. His battle doesn’t end and he needs the support of others, all the time. This year the 9th Annual Bay Creek Classic Flounder Tournament will be held
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Come enjoy ready-to-go sandwiches & salads, take home or sit by the pond with craft beer & fine wine, and indulge in delicious bakery treats and homemade ice cream!
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Sublime in St. James!
Retirement and Remodeling make for one happy couple. BY KRIS BEASLEY, ABBIE PROPST AND MICHAYLA FULLWOOD
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alph and Kathie Caserta are amoung some of the original property owners of St. James Plantation. They purchased their lot in 1992, when the streets weren’t paved and “you had to hope that they were gonna do what they said they were gonna do!” joked Ralph.
St. James Plantation was a vision of Homer Wright that began in the 1980’s with his partners, John Atkinson and Claude Smith. In 1991, it officially broke ground and is now home to over 4,500 property owners.
Ralph and Kathie are originally from Waldwick, New Jersey. Ralph owned a real estate company in New Jersey and headed up the retirement division, which is what led him to Southport. “I was showing some folks Magnolia Greens and I saw
Homer Wright, founder and visionary of St. James Plantation
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HOMESTYLE While Kathie and Ralph had an idea of how they wanted to update their sunroom, Greg really helped them through the process. “We had a budget and we wanted to stick with it. Greg helped us create our vision
Greg French, Licensed Contractor and Owner of Southport Custom Home Exteriors, demonstrates the custom built side gliding windows he suggested.
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the billboards for St. James Plantation advertising Golf, Beaches and more! I said, let’s go check it out!” explained Ralph. Before they new it, the Casertas had purchased a lot in St. James to eventully build their retirement home. Which they built 8 years later in 2000. Over the course of 14 years, Ralph and Kathie used their home in St. James for holidays and family vacations. It wasn’t until May of 2014 that they retired and became permanent residents. Over a year after living in their dream home, they realized that they wanted to make some changes. The screened in porch that ran across the back of their home, was not working for them. It was too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. But more than that, the dust and pollen created real problems. They decided to enclose their screened porch and set out to find the right man for the job. They received several price quotes and were deciding on which company to hire, when one of their friends, Madge came to them with a referral. Madge had been eating lunch at the Southport Tea House and Cafe and was talking about Ralph and Kathie’s remodeling project. The owner, Sherri French happen to overhear the conversation and mentioned that her husband, Greg was a Contractor and owner of Southport Custom Home Exteriors. Madge passed along Greg’s contact information to Ralph and Kathie. Kathie convinced Ralph to meet with Greg. “He showed up the next day and it felt very comfortable with him from the get go!” explained Kathie. “He was constructive and made suggestions that none of the other guys did.” Ralph added. For example, Greg suggested using 3/4 Wainscoting, “If you are going to do a project, you better do it right!” Ralph quoting what Greg said during their initial meeting. While Kathie and Ralph had an idea of how they wanted to update their sunroom, Greg really helped them through the process. “We had a budget and we wanted to stick with it. Greg helped us create our vision. For example, the windows. I had originally wanted them to go all the way down to the bottom of the floor. Greg suggested that we not do that, and I am so glad.” says Kathie. Greg thought the gliding side windows, that move left to right and not up and down like most windows would be a nice touch. And while they are custom made, they are no more expensive. “And they do not have the crosshair slats like double hung windows.” Greg explains.
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e , r t t d f e d View of the new enclosed sunroom from the backyard. Greg’s vow to make sure the new addition looked like it had always been there is upheld. g e The flooring of the sunroom had the appearance of real sweathered wood and I was surprised to learn that it was -actually ceramic tile. Kathy shares how Greg was instruomental in the flooring as well. “I didn’t want wood and when Greg mentioned tile I thought of the traditional dsquare tile. But we went and looked at a sample, it hit me mlike it looked like barn board and I just loved it!” e It was important to Greg that the addition to the Caser” ta’s home did not stick out and look different from the rest 4of the home. He said, “Whatever we add on, I want it to rlook like it’s always been there!” r
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Ralph being Italian and an excellent cook, I was curious if he and Kathie had taken to any Southern fare. “Shrimp and grits and fresh fish!” they both exclaimed.
A custom built grill isjust steps away from the enclosed sunroom.
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HOMESTYLE
Inside shot of the new enclosedsunroom. Note the bead board ceiling, the custom carpentry and the transoms above the windows.
Greg made sure to match the new chair rail in the addition with that existing design of the adjourning living room. Another nice touch was the addition of transoms in the sunroom, mimicking the original transom above the entry into the new sunroom. It was nice to see such give and take between homeowner and contractor. Kathie had an heirloom 1917 antique stove that her brother had given to her from his home in New Hampshire. Finding a place to display the stove was hard until the addition says Kathie, “Now it is a focal point!”
I was curious if approval for adding on to an existing home in St. James was a difficult venture. “The POA at St. James bent over backwards. They were phenomenal.” states Ralph. However, Brunswick County was a little tougher to work with, but with the help of the St. James staff they got their plans approved. It’s been over a year since Kathie and Ralph have been living full time in their retirement dream home. The newly enclosed sunroom has proven to be the cherry on the top of their new lifestyle. “We have a
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Kathie’s prized 1917 antique stove. A gift from her brother and now a focal point in her home.
Finding a place to display the stove was hard until the addition says Kathie, “Now it is a focal point!”
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This cozy nook provides the perfect place for a big table perfectfor entertaining family and friends. Kathie provides a bit of whimsy withthe colorful benches flanking the table.
large family. We have three children and seven grandchildren. Food is a big part of our lives. We love to grill out and use our porch. The new enclosed sunroom really helps us bring the outside in.” says Kathie. I asked Kathie and Ralph to tell me what were some of the things that they had come to love about Southport since becoming full time residents. Ralph said the Yacht Basin in Southport reminded him of being a kid, “I am from Hampton Bays, Long Island and I used to watch the fish boats come in through the inlet and dock and we would go down to the dock and get our lobsters, crabs or fish. I thought, geez...this is just like Shinnecok Bay. Kathie agreed that she likes the seaport charm of Southport. Ralph being Italian and an excellent cook, I was curious if he and Kathie had taken to any Southern fare. “Shrimp and grits and fresh fish!” they both exclaimed. They had recently enjoyed some Golden Tile Fish that Ralph said was the best fish he had ever eaten! It was nice to see such a happy couple, enjoying the fruits of their labor. And so pleased with the work that Greg French of Southport Custom Homes completed on their newly enclosed sunroom. It was heartwarming and hopeful to see the evolution of their retirement plan over the 21 year span. I think the founders of St. James would be proud and Ralph sums it up best, “Homer’s plan is coming together! My hat is off to him!”
A true Italian, Ralph points out his garden where he grows everything from eggplant to oregano.
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Not very often but that is changing right here in the Southport area. The idea is not a new one but it is making a comeback in a strong way with Circle Entertainment and local promoter Ken Perrin. For over 19 years, Ken has produced mid level talent concerts from all over the country through a summer concert series in Oakland, Maryland. His many connections brings in talent from Nashville, Seattle, Austin, St. Augustine and as far away as Canada. The concept of a house concert is a simple one: Sign up to welcome touring artists into your home. Add great food and drink and listen to some great music. And, the best thing is that you don’t have to worry about whether you’ll have a good seat since the show is literally in your backyard. Artists are paid for their performances by a donation of $30.00 per couple or $15.00 for a single seat. Each couple or person is asked to bring a dish of food and your favorite beverage to the event. It turns into a nice party with excellent live music from Singer/Songwriters hired by Circle Entertainment with an average attendance of 30-50 people. The funds go toward paying the Artist and any remaining funds go to a local charity or food bank. Artists usually stay overnight with the host homeowner or
Ken and gets treated to breakfast from Locals Restaurant in Southport. Ken tries to produce several events per month from January - October and also provides the sound system and folding chairs. If you are interested in hosting an event, you need to have a nice sized living room, great room or other large space. During the warmer months, the events can be held outside on patios, gardens or poolside. Another option to consider is hosting an event at your business. Ken has produced events for local businesses such as: Emmi Lu’s, Howe Outrageous, Grape and Ale, The Amuzu Theatre and The Lois Jane Inn. “Many events are now being hosted in the St. James area. It’s really catching on in a big way there.” says Ken. Each concert provides a wonderful option for hearing great live music and meeting others in our area. The next concert Ken has booked is Thursday, August 6th featuring singer, Rebecca Loebe. Loebe made it to the 3rd round finals of the TV series, The Voice. If you are interested in attending a concert or hosting an event contact Ken at: keyfla@gmail.com. Do yourself a favor and reserve a seat at one of these shows. I’m sure you’ll become a fan and might decide to become a host yourself!
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Annual New Member Drive and Officer Installation Picnic Thursday, August 20th at Bill Smith Park A- Frame Celebration begins at 5:30 p.m. Civitan International is an organization of volunteer service clubs around the world, dedicated to helping people in their own communities. Locally, our club has adopted a special emphasis on helping children with developmental disabilities. Our “Apple Project” raises money to provide I-Pads and technology specifically for the Brunswick County School EC classrooms. Our successful annual event is the “Local Hero’s Chili Cook-off ” held in the fall. Civitan was one of the major supporters of Special Olympics International, and thousands of Civitans still support these local events. Civitan clubs also fund and organize special camps and events for people with developmental disabilities
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5 FAIRWAY, CASWELL DUNES 3 BD 2 BA Patio Home on the 9th green of the Oak Island golf course.It has open LF/DR space with skylights, gas fireplace,and a glass sunroom that overlooks the golf course. Outdoors you have gracious live oaks, a rocking chair front porch and a back deck for entertaining. All exterior maintenance of these homes and yards is provided by the HOA. You are less than a block from one of the 2 pools and only a 5 minute drive in your golf cart to your beach access. $289,000. Call Jennifer at Coastal Development & Realty for more information or a private viewing. 910-369-6170.
225 East 11th Street • Southport, NC Three bedroom, two bath home on large private lot featuring spacious great room & kitchen with ceramic tile and breakfast bar, large laundry room, deck & master suite with attached bath. Listed at $165,000 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call Kay Jolliff (910)523-0624
506 Cades Trail • Southport, NC This flawless residence boasts a stunning chef’s kitchen with stainless appliances, granite, custom tile, and boundless cabinets. Gleaming hardwood floors and too many features to list here. Quality and space abound! Listed at $424,900 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call Elvira Gilbert (910)619-4087
411 Burrington Ave • Southport, NC Downtown Southport cottage with a lot of charm, just five blocks from the waterfront. It is in need of a little TLC, but can be made into a beautiful getaway. Home offers three bedrooms, one bath and a large lot with lots of possibilities. Listed at $250,000 with Margaret
/ workshop for projects, lawn equipment storage and golf cart parking. Your clients have to see this home! $220,000 • MLS #694794 Call Ben Styers, Southport Realty, Inc. For More Information, (910) 448-2598.
Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call Elvira Gilbert (910)619-4087
106 Highland Park • Southport, NC A Classic Charleston Style home that truly fits the vibe of Historic Southport. Nice open floor plan that provides a cozy feel as soon as you walk in the front door. Screened porch and back deck opening to the back yard for entertaining. Front porches downstairs & upstairs to catch a refreshing breeze. Listed at $284,900 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call John Dosher (910)448-0536
112 Stuart Ave • Southport, NC 3 bed, 2 bath home is biking distance to downtown. Kitchen has stainless appliances & opens to living area. Covered porch leads to fenced yard. Lot is nearly a ½ acre! Great location. Listed at $179,000 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call Kay Jolliff (910)523-0624
117 Plantation Passage •Winding River Over 3000+ sqft, 3 bed, 2.5 bath + enormous bonus room on golf course in Winding River Plantation. Open concept living area with vaulted ceilings and built ins. Outdoor features includepatio, pergola and balcony. Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $429,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624
201 River Drive • Southport, NC 4 bed, 3.5 bath River view home with impeccable quality and luxurious finishes. Energy efficient home on beautiful lot walking distance to downtown. 3rd story “widow’s walk” room with unsurpassed panoramic river views. Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $775,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624
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618 MacKenzie Circle • Southpor,NC Nearly complete! Custom built 3 bed, 3.5 bath home in downtown Southport’s premier new neighborhood Jonas Creek. Beautiful finishes including: hardwood floors, granite counters, coffered ceiling & custom tile work. Unfinished 500 sq ft. bonus room over garage has water views. Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $449,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624
103 River Watch Lane • Southport RARE OPPORTUNITY to own magnificent home in exclusive River Watch neighborhood on the banks of the Cape Fear in downtown Southport. 3 Bed, 3 bath, stunning views, open concept, first floor master with spa bath, huge bonus room, several outdoor living spaces, community pier. Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $685,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624.
5203 White Ibis Court • Southport Located in beautiful Harbor Oaks neighborhood near downtown Southport- this 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home is Southern Living at it’s finest! Additional features include: 480 square foot bonus room, fenced backyard with saltwater pool, and 4 car garage. Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $449,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624
212 Willis Drive • Southport, Nc 4 bedroom/2 bath REMODELED Extremely well kept and excellent buy in desirable neighborhood close to the cape fear river( +/- 5/8 mile), downtown and on 2 lots. Can use the carolina room as mother-in-law suite with a separate entrance. 4Th bedroom can be used as a den or office. New kitchen cabinets, new paint, remodeled baths, water softener and refurbished oak floors. There is a 18’ x 24’ out building
6212 Navigator Way, The Landing At Southport. 3 bedroom/2.5 Bath located in southport’s only waterfront community with a clubhouse, pool, and pier on the intracoastal waterway. Entering the front door, you immediately see the openness as you look through to the great room with its cathedral ceiling and rear wall of windows. In the kitchen, with its marvelous cabinetry, dark blue granite counters; you can prepare your meal while visiting with your guests in the great room or look through the double doors to the screen porch. House has a split floor plan with the large master bedroom with it very large walk in closet located away from the two guest bedrooms. The large bonus room provides a lot of space for play areas, extra area for beds, or even an office. The side load garage is plenty large for two automobiles and still have a work area. $424,000 • Mls #694647 Call Harley Lemons, Southport Realty, Inc. (910) 352-7174.
318 W. Brunswick Street • Historic Southport 3 bedroom/2 bath located in the historic and picturesque old yacht basin with fresh catch at your door. Time has stood still on the little alley way known as brunswick street. Sit on your front porch swing of this newly renovated high end cottage and watch the local fishing fleet return with fresh catch and sailboats floating by. Only the best of the best were used in this classic renovation to make this home a place you may just say ‘this is where i’m meant to be’. $595,000 • Mls #694733 Call Brian P. Quinn, Southport Realty Inc., For More Information, (910) 540-5043.
6224 Pebble Shore Lane 5 bedroom/4 bath easy livability on one floor, with a large downstairs master that opens onto the screened porch overlooking the quiet and peaceful backyard. A 2nd bedroom currently
functions as an office w/ connecting bath. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, with natural gas cooktop, double wall ovens and large island, tiled backsplash, stainless appliances. The first floor has maple hardwood flooring; all baths and the huge laundry room are ceramic tile. Upstairs are two extra large bedrooms, and loft/office area, two more full baths and an in-law suite with separate stairs. Lots of closets provide great storage space. The oversized 2-car garage has a utility sink. You must see this house to appreciate the fine finishes and craftsmanship. $499,900 • Mls #694762 Call Pam Hayes, Southport Realty, Inc., For More Information, (910) 232-6130.
3 Pinehurst Drive, Unit 13-C • Caswell Dunes 3 bedroom/3 bath closest building to the beach. Just hop right in your golf cart or just a short distance right over to the beach. Own your own condo or have a really good investment property at the beach. This unit has never been rented but rentals are a great investment in this area. New HVAC 2014 ; New glass in sliding doors ; new ceiling fans ; new refrigerator and range/hood ; new laminate flooring in kitchen and hallway ; newly painted ; new wooden shutters + vertical blinds. Ocean views from the deck and in walking distance to the beach, 2 pools, clubhouse, golf club with popular restaurant and bar. Private outdoor shower and patio area behind garage. Just bring your beach gear and start enjoying your time at the beach today! $294,900 • MLS #694796 Call Kim Anne Russ, Southport Realty, Inc., (910) 523-1222.
212 Willis Drive Southport 4 bedroom/2 bath, remodeled well kept and excellent buy in desirable neighborhood close to the Cape Fear River( +/- 5/8 mile), downtown and on 2 lots. Can use the Carolina room as motherin-law suite with a separate entrance. 4th bedroom can be used as a den or office. New kitchen cabinets, new paint, remodeled baths, water softener and refurbished oak floors. There is a 18’ x 24’ out building / workshop for projects, lawn equipment storage and golf cart parking. Your clients have to see this home! $220,000. MLS #694794 Call Ben Styers, Southport Realty, Inc. for more information, (910) 448-2598.
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CALENDAR EVENTS ONLINE MASTER GARDENER
Plant Sale August 10-September13, 2015. The Brunswick County Master Gardener Volunteer Association is sponsoring an Online Plant Sale starting August 10th through September 13th. http://brunswick.ces.ncsu.edu Plant pick up will be available in person from September 30 through October 2nd at the Brunswick County Extension Office, 25 Referendum Drive, Building N greenhouse area, Government Complex, Bolivia, NC 28422. For more information contact: Tom Woods, Horticulture Program Associate Phone: (910)253-2610 Fax: (910)253-2612
ART NIGHT AT THE VILLAGE
The Olde Southport Village Shoppes 1102 N. Howe St. 910-448-0188 FRIDAYS at 6PM-9PM. Enjoy wine,
coffee, music and art as you browse through the work of local artists and shop owners of the Village!
com; 910512-4162). Rain date will be Sunday, September 6, 10 am to 4 pm.
OAK ISLAND ART GUILD ANNUAL ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL
Ocean Crest Pier. Sept. 5th, 2015 8am – until. Oak Island Parks and Recreation Department invites all levelsof surfers to come to Oak Island and compete in this annual event. Surf categories include short board division, longboard division, women’s, mastersand senior men, as well as the popular guppies (9 and under). There will also be a body board competition for those 11 and under and a SUP race for all ages. Starts at 8am – until at Ocean Crest Pier
Middleton Park Extension,46th SEStreet & Dolphin Drive (soccer field behind MiddletonPark), Oak Island September 5th, 9:00 am - 4:00pm The 26th Annual Oak Island Art Guild Arts &Crafts Festival will be held Labor Day weekend, Saturday, September 5, 2015, 9am to 4 pm at SE 46th St & Dolphin Dr (the soccer field behind MiddletonPark and Town Hall). There will be more than 130 arts and crafts vendors andmany food vendors. There is plenty of parking and no admission fee. Profits support the Art Guild’s philanthropic activities. For additional information visit www. oakislandartguild.org or contact Penny Prettyman(oiagacf@ec.rr.com; 910 398-5555) or Linda Drye (ldrye@ec.rr.
OAK ISLAND SURF OFF
SHERIFF INGRAM’S THIRD ANNUAL FLATFISH ROUNDUP
Southport Marina, Southport, NC. August 22, 2015- SEE ARTICLE FOR DETAILS
2ND SATURDAY: AND OUR FLAG
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North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport. 204 E. Moore St. Southport, NC 28461. www.ncmaritimemuseums.com Aug. 8th - SEE ARTICLE FOR DETAILS
MAYOR’S CUP GOLF TOURNAMENT
BOILING SPRING LAKES - (910) 3634294. August 22nd - SEE ARTICLE FOR DETAILS
GO JUMP IN THE LAKE
Spring Lake Park - Pine Rd. Boiling Spring Lakes, NC 28461. (910) 3634294. August 30, 2015 - SEE ARTICLE FOR DETAILS
OAK ISLAND PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
4601 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island, NC 28465. 910-278-5518 Fax: 910-278-5350. • Turtle Talks • Ocean Trash, Troubles, and treasures • Oak Islnad Farmers Market • Summer Day camps • Surfing Lessons.
Ocean Trash, Troubles and Treasures
Fridays at 12:30pm. The Ocean Education Center at 49SE and Beach Dr. Discover how you and your family can help aquatic life- for adults and kids. Kids will make a recycle craft to take home. No charge or registration required Oak Island Farmers Market: Mondays 8am-1pm. Middleton Park Extension at SE 46th St. Vendors will be selling produce, baked goods, handmade crafts and products, honey, handmade wooden toys and more. Call 910-2785518 to get information Summer Day Camps: Day camps including science, art, fun with food, sailing, water sports, soccer, surfing, fishing, skateboarding, and many more!! Reserve your child’s space and keep them active this summer. All Day Camps and more information can be found online at www.oakislandnc.com (click on recreation) or call the Recreation Center at 910-278-5518. “Parks and Recreation…..the benefits are endless!” Surfing Lessons: Lessons - Tuesdays from 12 – 2:15pm camps -Tues, Wed, Thur. from 12-2pm co-sponsored with Indo Jack Surf School- each week near Oak Island Pier. The fee is $65 per lesson, or $180 per week of camp. 52 Southport Magazine / August 2015 / www.SouthportMag.com
CALENDAR CIVITAN INTERNATIONAL NEW MEMBER DRIVE
Thursday, August 20th at Bill Smith Park A- Frame 5:30 pm. Civitan International is an organization of volunteer service clubs around the world, dedicated to helping people in their own communities. Locally, our club has adopted a special emphasis on helping children with developmental disabilities. Our “Apple Project” raises money to provide I-Pads and technology specifically for the Brunswick County School EC classrooms. Our successful annual event is the “Local Hero’s Chili Cookoff” held in the fall. Contact Douglas Pratt 910-294-2595 dougprattbrunscoatgmail.com.
LAUGH & BREATHE YOGA
910-250-9171. Southport Presbyterian Church . 1025 E. Moore St. Monday at 5:30pm, Wednesday at 5:30pm, Friday at 8:30am. Bald Head Association 111 Lighthouse Wynd, Tuesday and Thursday at 9am. Cape Fear Fitness 5130 Southport Supply Road Monday and Wednesday at 8am and 9am
MAHJONGG TOURNAMENT
The Southport United Trinity Methodist Church on Nash St. August 19th The tournament is open to the public by preregistering by August 10, 2015. The registration fee will cover a light breakfast and a luncheon buffet. Prizes will be awarded to top scorers. Also there will be door prizes and a 50/50 Auction. To obtain a registration form drop by the Oak Island Senior Center or contact Judy Sabella at sabellasouthataol.com or call 910-454-4082.
THE SOUTHPORT WOODEN BOAT SHOW/ SEAFOOD CHOWDER CONTEST
The rules for the Seafood Chowder Contest have changed. It is now FREE! All individuals, civic and service organizations, church groups, businesses, neighborhood groups, etc. are invited to participate. Local and not-so-local, all are invited to get in on this family-oriented event. The SWBS is one of the fastest growing events in Brunswick County, with attendance in the thousands. Participating provides the opportunity to build community spirit and provide business exposure. The event carries with it a grand prize of $500, a unique plaque, and bragging rights as “ SWBS 2015 Chowder Champion”. AND, it’s fun! So go ahead - get your friends, colleagues, church groups, organizations, etc. together and enter. Show your support for your community. You are guaranteed to
have a good time.
MUSIC YACHT BASIN EATERY
August 1st: Blue Tulip August 2nd: Rev August 7th: song writeropen mic August 8th: Rev August 9th: Randy Sadewater August 14th: Stephanie Falcone August 15th: Christine Martinez August 16th: Don Kodaci August 21st: Bonnie AllenBand August 22nd: Does Eddies August 23rd: Jenny Pearson August 28th: Randy Sadewater August 30th: Gene Gregory Open Mic: 6th, 13th,20th, 27th
CONCERTS ON THE COAST OAK ISLAND
Middleton Park Soccer Field. (910) 278-5518. August 7th 6:30pm – Until: Hip Pocket Band will perform beach music. August 14 at 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm- “The Lucky Girls Band” performing Bluegrass Music.
OASIS BAR & GRILL
Aug 1st: Brooke Thompson at 6:30 Aug. 8th: Cell Block 2 at 6:30 Aug. 15th: John Toppings at 6:30 Aug. 22nd: Bonnie Allyn Band at 6:30 Aug. 29th: Plan B at 6:30 Friday nights Karaoke beginning at 7
DEAD END
Aug. 8th: CC Martin Band at 8:00 Aug.15th: Dennis Walton Band at 8:00 Aug. 21st : CC Martin Acoustic at 8:00 Aug. 29th : Party of Two at 8:00
PORTS OF CALL
Aug 7th: Jay Killman Instrumental Guitarist Aug 12th: Mike Wilkins Acoustic Guitarist Aug 26th: Mike Wilkings Acoustic Guitarist
Aug 9th - Quilted Sky - on the beach front patio - 4pm Aug 15th - Rick Strickland and Lesa Hudson - 8pm Aug 16th - Christine Martinez and Guy Phillips - on the beach front patio - 4pm Aug 22nd - Cletus McFarland - 8pm Aug 23rd - Rob Matthews - on the beach front patio - 4pm Aug 29th - Lynne and the Wave - 8pm Aug 30th - Party of Two - on the beach front patio - 4pm
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Saturday, August 1st: The Bonnie Allyn Band 6:30-10:30 Thursday, August 6th: G’tar Mike 6:00-10:00 Friday, August 7th: “Oldscool” 6:3010:30 Saturday, August 8th: The Dennis Walton Band 6:30-10:30 Thursday, August 13th: Heather &Dennis 6:00-10:00 Friday, August 14th: Hank & Les 6:3010:30 Saturday, August 15th: The UncleHairy Band 6:30-10:30 Thursday, August 20th: Monica Jane& Wes 6:00-10:00 Friday, August 21st: The Dennis Walton Band 6:30-10:30 Saturday, August 22nd: Two Of A Kind6:30-10:30
CITY OF SOUTHPORT
(GarrisonHouse off Davis Street) Sept 4 –Pantastic Steele ( Steel Drums) 6:00pm. MOVIE ON THE LAWN: August 14th - Annie, starting at dusk.
CIRCLE ENTERTAINMENT
August 6th - Rebecca Loebe www.ConcertsInYourHome.com/ event-kperrin20150810.html. If anyone is interested in attending the above concert contact: Ken Perrin,
EDIBLE EVENTS PORTS OF CALL
Every Wednesday - Hump Day Soiree Discounted Tapas and Selected $6 wines of the day. 8521 E Oak Island Dr, Oak Island, NC 28465; (910) 933-4384. Thursdays, 5pm – 7pm, $10 Two for Thursday- A draft beer and a brat. Thursdays, Beer Tasting Enjoy 5 draft beers.
UNCORKED BY THE SEA
602-A N. Howe St. Southport (910) 454-0633 www.uncorkedbythesea.com. Thursdays, 5pm to 7:30pm Wine Tastings $5+; Saturdays, 3pm to 5pm; Beer Tastings “Good wines for a great cause” benefiting local charities.
SILVER COAST WINERY TASTING ROOM
105 S. Howe St., Southport (910) 777-5151 www.silvercoastwinery.com. Mon.-Sat. 11am to 6pm, Sun. 1pm to 5pm Daily wine and craft beer tastings Enjoy 6 wines or six beers (keep the souvenir glass) for $6. No appointment needed
FLIGHTS
1513-9 N. Howe St., Southport. (910) 363-1202. Mon. – Thurs. 2pm to 9pm. Fri. 12pm to 10pm . Sat. 2pm – 10pm Daily wine and craft beer tastings Enjoy 6 wines or six beers
BOILING SPRING LAKES
Spring Lake Park. August 21st: TheHired Hands - 6 PM to 8 PM
LAZY TURTLE
EveryWednesday - Pub War Trivia with Tommy Glenn - 7pm EveryThursday - Free shag lessons with John Hutton and Katy O’Neill 6pm andDJ Tim Holland – 7:30pm Every Friday - karaoke with DJ Rodney or Tim Holland - 8pm Aug 1st - Party of Two - 8pm Aug 2nd - Lucky Girls Band - on the beach front patio - 4pm Aug 8th - Dos Eddies - 8pm
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A Historical Landmark for 18years
Earth to Fire Pottery Studio & Gallery
Open: Mon-Sat ~ 9am-4pm Locally, Nationally, & Internationally made gifts which Inspire & offer Unique Quality, while “giving back.” Candy & Company Resort wear & Boutique ~ Exclusive lines, (910) 805-4027 hand-embroidered & embellished. Open: Mon-Sat ~ 10am-5pm
Bella Mae Cupcakes
(910) 795-2808 Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat: 9am-3pm
(910) 805-4027 www.SignaScents.com
Locally made, Vegan & Organic Soaps and Body products for the whole family, with NO Chemicals or Preservatives! Medicinal Salve for aches, Essential Oils for healing skin issues, NO Deet Bug Repellant, SPF30+ is safe for babies, Raw & Whipped Shea Butter Face moisturizers, & much more!
Mon-Sat: 9am-5pm • (904) 770-8570 curiozityart@gmail.com
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Attend classes with top-notch artists or spend a few hours creating in our well-equipped space. Finished Pottery available for sale from multiple artists.
Debbie’s Hair Design s t u d i o Hair Salon · Beauty Salon
www.bellamaecupcakes.com
Village General Store (336) 324-4801
Mon-Sat 9:00am to 5:00pm
Hand Crafted Jewelry
Open: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm Local Honey, Jams, Jellies, pickled eggs & asparagus, Glass-bottled drinks including Blenheim Gingerale, HOT! Country Ham & more!
Gourmet Cupcakes, cakes, pies, truffles, cake pops, breads. Muffins and bagels. Gluten free options & specialty coffees, iced teas and lemonades.
Carolina Manual Therapy Carolina A Candelaria MSPT NC Licensed Physical therapist Manual Physical Therapy and Aquatic Manual Therapy
1102 N. Howe Street, Building L Southport, NC 28461 Ph/fax (910) 278-6794 carolina@carolinamanualtherapy.com
910.742.4045
The Mermaids’ Market Lots of unique treasures - furniture, home decor, reproduced and upcycled items for you and your home! 1102 North Howe Street • (910) 465-6591 www.themermaidsmarket.com
Mon-Sat • 10am-5pm (352) 562-2933 (914) 443-6965
(910) 508-6638
The Best Hand Painted T-Shirts!
BBQ Sandwich, Fries & Drink
6
$ 00
Salvage at Heart turns salvage into art. We re-use, repurpose and recycle salvaged items to create new art & furniture. Stop in to see our creations or to ask about a custom art piece, sign, or furniture you might like.
910-363-5035 Smoked Pulled Pork, Ribs, Chicken, Brisket, hushpuppies, and homemade sides!
Open 7 days a week: 11am-8pm
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SPOTTINGS FOURTH OF JULY FUN
Margaret Rudd & Associates,Inc., REALTORS more than doubled last years contributions and bicycles given to Waves 4 K.I.D.S. in their second year of fundraising. Pictured here: Brooke Rudd, Dr. Matt Wolf, Kay Wolf, Liz Reeder, Elvira Gilbert, Margaret Rudd Bishop, George Brake.
Congratulations to Oak Island’s own IN SEA STATE crew for all their winnings in the 6th Annual Wrightsville Beach Spearfishing Tournament! Pictured: Captain Jim Atack took 2nd place Bottom Fish, 3rd overall Master Hunter Scuba and the Sportsmanship Award. His son, Brian Atack took 1st place for Master Hunter Scuba.
Brothers, Richard and Bill LeFancois enjoy a cold one on July 4th at the Southport Marina. Richard and his wife, Jan will become Southport residents once their new home in Turtlewood is complete.
Calling All Wine & Brew Lovers!
We are saturating the rest of the summer season with some over-the-top tastings on Thursday & Friday, Every Week!
Thursday Nights From 5-7 pm:
$10 will get you a Bratdog, a cold draft Ballast Point, and a tasting of Five New over the top craft brews every Thursday!
Wine Lovers Can Find Great Specials And Features Each Week Too!
We carry Beach friendly containers & unbreakable glassware. Beer in cans & Wine in boxes! 8521 E Oak Island Dr, Oak Island • (910) 933-4384 Open: Monday- Saturday 10:00 am–8:00 am • Sunday 12 pm - 5:00 pm
Vintage • Cottage Shabby Chic You can’t afford NOT to shop at Talefeathers!
Hand Painted Antique Spindle Bed $695
414 N. Howe Street, Southport, NC 28461
SUMMER CLEARANCE
(910) 457-0011 • OPEN: Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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