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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
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Photographer, Patrick McGowan, leans in for the shot during our cover photo shoot in downtown Southport.
It’s Vacation Time again... Are you ready? STAFF owners Kris & Alan Beasley
Editorial editor Jennifer Barnett editor@southportmag.com
contributing writers Leslie Foster
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It is no wonder that when we started putting together this Vacation Issue we immediately thought of the movie “Vacation” where Chevy Chase takes his family on a cross-country drive to the Walley World theme park where it seems - anything that can go wrong, does! Clark’s intentions are always good. He just wants to his family to spend time together and have fun. It’s what any dad wants for his family when on vacation. A special Thanks goes out to the stars on the front cover: Taylor Jolliff, Daisy (the dog), Leslie Foster, Missy and Ron Ronquillo, and of course Patrick McGowan, our photographer. This group of characters fit their role as the Griswolds perfectly when recreating the movie poster from the 1983 hit. May all your summer vacations be full of fun and good memories this year. Also Happy Father’s Day to all of the Dad’s out there who are trying their best to give your families the trip of a lifetime! That is why we love you!!!
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lead designer
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Liz Brinker
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contributing designers Chuck and Sue Cothran
photographer Patrick McGowan
Lisa P. Stites, Jeffrey Stites
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long the beaches and coastal towns in June, it’s not unusual to see cars loaded down with luggage, beach gear, bicycles and chairs. As an adult living in a coastal town I try not to obsess and lose my temper over the traffic and crowded ferry rides. Instead, I try to remember the excitement I felt when I was one of those kids; packed in the back seat of a car with my Mad Libs, pillow and snacks, asking “Are we there yet?” My family took a vacation every summer to North Carolina. It was always a long drive and at the time, my Dad listened to a CB Radio to keep up on speed traps and other road issues. When I think back on it now it seems comical, but at the time it was torture to us kids. Our only saving grace was when we would convoy down with my Uncle and his family and the grown ups would let us talk on the radio. “Breaker 1-9, this is the Silver Bullet, what’s your 20?” Our car was called the Silver Bullet because it was a silver Volkswagen Rabbit (tiny car). Yep, and did I mention that there were 3 of us kids in the back seat? In spite of the tight quarters, my Father always made sure that our summer vacations were full of great memories.
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BIZ Q&A Southport Fun Tours................................................................................................. 23 HOMESTYLE A Home for Relaxing and Entertaining................................................................ 25-35 HEALTH Skin Cancer Review...................................................................................................37 SHOWCASE Three Cheers for the Red, White and Blue...............................................................39 Stop Kiss....................................................................................................................41 SAVOR Raise a Glass to Uncorked!........................................................................................45 DINING GUIDE What’s for Dinner?................................................................................................ 47-50 CALENDAR Area Events........................................................................................................... 51-52 SPOTTINGS..................................................................................................................53 MARKETPLACE Real Estate Listings....................................................................................................54
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eaches, golf, boating and fishing. Southeastern North Carolina is truly a vacation destination for families and people of all ages. With some of the State’s finest beaches, Oak Island, Caswell Beach and Bald Head Island offer plenty of vacation rental selections, making it easy to find the perfect beach house or condo to suit your needs.
Hotels and motels on Oak Island also welcome guests who want to wake up to the sound of the surf and head straight to the beach for some surfing, fishing or just relaxing on the sand. The beach towns have pristine marshes for exploring by kayak and serve as picture perfect landscapes for photographers. Caswell Beach
visitors love to visit the Oak Island Lighthouse, and in the Town of Oak Island, visitors can choose from more than 60 beach accesses. There are also many places to access the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway for fishing or boat watching. Visitors to Bald Head Island, which is accessible only by ferry or boat, can rent a golf cart
and spend a day exploring the island. The beach towns have plenty of choices for great seafood dinners and there’s nothing quite like seeing the nighttime sky over the ocean, but for those who long for a more traditional town setting, Southport is just the thing. Southport’s tree-lined streets take us back in time to a simpler, quieter pace. In Southport you’ll find unique local shops and restaurants serving up hot dogs, gourmet meals and everything in between. The City has often served as a set for television and film; one of the more recent feature films to feature this charming locale was “Safe Haven.” Visitors will also enjoy a walkway out into the marsh, the City Pier and adjacent Waterfront Park, the Old Smithville Burying Grounds, the North
Carolina Maritime Museum and Southport Visitors Center at Fort Johnston, and the Old Jail Museum. The Southport waterfront is a popular place to sit and swing on one of the benches or walk along the shore listening to the peaceful sounds of the water. Don’t feel silly pulling over to park just to watch a huge cargo ship or the Coast Guard go by – locals do it all the time because it never loses its appeal. There’s just something special about watching a huge ship passing quietly by. Picture yourself waking up in a small and sleepy Southern town with all the grace and charm most people think exist only in the movies. It’s real, and it’s here. Now find the perfect backdrop for your dream vacation.
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CURRENTS CAPTAIN NEWTON’S INN 120 W. Moore Street, Southport www.captainnewtonsinn.com
Just one short block up from the water, Captain Newton’s Inn offers historic and comfortable accommodations among centuries-old Live Oaks. The Inn has three well-appointed rooms in different sizes and style. Room amenities include private bathrooms, a small wine refrigerator stocked with bottled water, wireless internet and cable television. Just across the street is a quiet park with the majestic 800-year old Indian Oak Tree. Stroll through the park on your way to the water or take some time to swing, rock and just watch and listen. The Inn was built on one of the original 100 lots laid out by the city founders, and the house has been part of Southport since 1886. It was built by Captain Walker Newton (a renowned river pilot of his time) and updated since. The inn sits only one block from downtown Southport and all of the great places to eat and shop. Amenities include a daily continental breakfast and a wine and cheese reception.
RIVERSIDE MOTEL
103 West Bay Street, Southport www.loisjanes.com/rooms/riverside-motel Located literally on the Cape Fear Riverside, this motel offers guests breezes off the water and a front-seat view of the boats, birds and lighthouses that paint the coastal picture. Just off the back porch is where the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway meet. The motel was founded in the 1950’s by the same family that also owns and operates Lois Jane’s. There is a seafood restaurant right next door, and others within walking distance. Guests will also enjoy Waterfront Park, just steps away from the motel. With benches, picnic tables and a pier, this park is a popular spot for walking along the water, feeding the gulls and fishing. It’s also a popular place to watch the ships pass as they travel to and from the port in nearby Wilmington, NC. The Pilot Tower, used by river pilots who guide ships through the sometimes treacherous local waters to the port, is adjacent to the motel. All rooms have TVs, air conditioning, a refrigerator, microwave and coffeemaker. Some rooms have a queen bed and others have two full size beds. There is a two-night minimum on weekends. While children are welcome, pets are not.
LOIS JANE’S
106 West Bay Street, Southport www.loisjanes.com
Family tradition is at the heart of this B&B directly across from the river. This gorgeous home was built in the late 1800s and was renovated in the 1990s by the original owner’s great-grandchildren and turned into the B&B. The family welcomes guests but still uses the home as a gathering place for special occasions. The sibling team that oversaw the renovation had realized that selling the home was just not an option, and what began as a minor repair to plaster turned into a complete renovation. They named the Inn for their mother and have been open for business since the mid-1990s. Guests can enjoy accommodations in one of several rooms, all with picture-perfect views of the river or garden – Miss Mary’s Room (with private access to the balcony and breathtaking views of the Cape Fear River), Davey’s Room (named for the River Pilot and outdoorsman in the family), Lois Jane’s Room (named for the owners’ mother, who loved to watch over the water and enjoy the view of Bald Head Island), Meezie’s Room (near the rear of the home under a giant Willow Oak tree), and Skip’s Suite Upper and Skip’s Suite Lower (tucked into a guest cottage just behind the main building). All guests can enjoy a full Southern breakfast each morning and wine and hors d’oeuvres are served at 5 p.m. daily. The Inn also offers packages and can accommodate parties by offering up to 14 rooms (utilizing the family-owned Riverview Inn across the street). Guests can also order champagne and chocolates to help celebrate special occasions. www.SouthportMag.com / JUNE 2016 / Southport Magazine 7
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CURRENTS THE BRUNSWICK INN 301 E. Bay Street, Southport www.brunswickinn.com
This beautiful mansion is a registered Southport Historic Landmark and includes the Garden Room, the Governor’s Room and Lady Brunswick’s Room for guest accommodations. Rooms are furnished with period furniture and accessories and all come with a water view. The Inn has been “carefully updated, respecting the historical integrity of this magnificent piece of architecture,” according to the Inn’s website. Original heart pine floors, run plaster ceiling moldings, Southport bow trim, unique rotunda, louvered cathedral-shaped pocket doors, observatory and nine working fireplaces remain intact. The Inn dates back to the mid1800s, and is a Federal-style mansion overlooking the Cape Fear River with clear views of Bald Head Island and the Oak Island Lighthouse. Most mornings, guests can enjoy breakfast in the crystal-chandeliered dining room, which opens up to the second-floor rotunda. Some mornings, breakfast is served in the huge working kitchen in front of the massive fire place. Owners Jim and Judy Clary offer guests dishes such as Praline French Toast, Scrambled Eggs with Chevre’ Cheese, warm buttery cinnamon apples, only home-made pastries, and seasonal fresh fruit compotes. Afternoon hors d’oeuvres and selected wines or non-alcoholic beverages are served in the dining room and enjoyed throughout the richly furnished mansion. Gathering on the expansive veranda is a popular pastime for guests at the Inn. The Brunswick Inn is the perfect vacation spot for “sitting a spell” with plans to do nothing but watch the boats float by.
SOUTHPORT INN
119 N. Davis Street, Southport www.thesouthportinn.com In 2013, Innkeepers, Mark and Jane Ramach, sold everything, bought a boat, named her Average Looper and started a trip called The Great Loop, according to the Southport Inn’s website. Southport was one of the couple’s first stops and after travelling more than 6,000 miles through 18 states and Canada, they decided to settle there permanently.The Southport Inn is an historic landmark, originally built by Samuel S. Drew for R.W. McKeithan and his wife, Amelia, in the spring of 1894. Robert W. McKeithan, born January 20, 1843, was an enlisted Confederate in the NC 1st Artillery Regiment, Co. E. Later in 1896, he was selected as a delegate to the state’s Democratic Convention. During the turn of the century, McKeithan manufactured turpentine in nearby Supply, according to the site.The Inn’s accommodations pay homage to the home’s history – Amelia’s Room, The Captain’s Room and The Davis Room. The home’s high interior ceilings are crafted with tongue and groove bead board in concentric patterns. The floors are original painted heart pine. Southport bow trim, a trademark of North Carolina coastal craftsmen, adorn the windows and doors. In 2004, The Southport Inn Bed & Breakfast was spared the wrecking ball. The Inn is a short walk from area restaurants and shops. Visitors can stroll through nearby Franklin Square Park and see works by featured artists at the Franklin Square Gallery.
BELL-CLEMMONS HOUSE 313 E. Moore Street, Southport www.bell-clemmons.com
Visitors have long been welcomed to this charming, double-porch B&B that is tucked away on a quiet tree-lined street just one block from the water, as it served as a boarding house in the early 1900s. The Bell-Clemmons was built during the Civil War and It was renovated in 2004 in a shabby-chic comfortable cottage style decorated with an eclectic mix of locally-sourced antiques and other cottagesque pieces. Much of the original woodwork was either preserved or re-purposed during the renovation, maintaining the historic feel of the home. The House has four guest rooms; Outer Banks Room, Key West Room, Savannah Room or the Newport Suite, with the Newport suite offering a private stairway and screened-in porch; and each room offering a full bath along with cable television, an iPod docking clock radio, and free high speed wireless internet. Wicker furniture graces the porches, ready for guests to sit a spell and experience true Southern charm; plan on enjoying a beverage and homemade goodies on the porch or in the lounge. In the morning, guests can also expect a gourmet breakfast in the home’s dining room, kitchen or garden porch. Guests can also take one of the bicycles provided on property, to explore the charming and eclectic shops or restaurants that are within easy walking distance of the Bell-Clemmons, or they can learn some local history heading to nearby historic sites, like the Old Smithville Burying Grounds, with some headstones that pre-date the city. www.SouthportMag.com / JUNE 2016 / Southport Magazine 9
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CURRENTS THE INN AT RIVER OAKS 512 N. Howe Street, Southport www.theinnatriveroaks.com
Located on Howe Street in the heart of the City’s Water Tower District, the Inn at River Oaks has been in existence for more than 50 years and has become a significant part of Southport’s history.The motel is within walking distance of many different shops and restaurants. The Inn at River Oaks is family owned and operated and owners take pride in providing good service at a good price for their guests, according to the motel’s website. In January 2005, the motel was renovated and updated, making it feel just like being home. All suites are non-smoking rooms. Guests can enjoy a short walk down Howe Street to the waterfront. Guests can choose from a standard room, suites or even efficiency apartments.Guests of the motel can make use of a DVD player (in select rooms), mini-fridge, microwave, cable television with HBO, and free WiFi. This motel is almost completely tucked into the shade of many trees, making it a quiet and cool respite from the busyness of a hot summer.
ROBERT RUARK INN 119 N. Lord Street, Southport www.robertruarkinn.com
Named for the author who called Southport home, the Robert Ruark Inn is a well-appointed home, featuring professionally decorated rooms in period antiques. All rooms have private baths with vintage-themed bathrooms including claw foot tubs or a spa-like shower. Robert Ruark was an acclaimed and prolific writer whose most notable work was his “Old Man and The Boy” series that covered the days spent in his childhood home in Southport. The series produced two books and a number of articles for “Field and Stream Magazine.” Ruark began his writing career in two small Southport newspapers and became a syndicated columnist and best-selling author in the 1940s, 50s and 60s. He was a noted big game hunter, waterman and sportsman, skills he developed early in life, as the area is ripe with animals, nature and both fresh and saltwater estuaries, rivers and beaches. The Inn is a short walk to the business district and the water. You can tour Southport on one of the Inn’s bicycles or electric cart. Reservations can be made for the Captain Adkins Room, Robert Ruark Room, Charlotte’s Room and Virginia’s Room. Guests are treated to a full breakfast in the dining room or alfresco on the veranda. Enjoy a glass of wine or a cup of tea in the afternoon, or relax in the brick courtyard with appetizers. Complimentary bottled water and a round-the-clock gourmet coffee/tea station are also available. If you’re new to the area or if you’ve not been here in a while, you may not realize that there are now four national hotels in the Southport-Oak Island area – all of them on Howe Street/N.C. 211 (Southport-Supply Road). Whether you’re planning just a quick trip or have business in the area, these are all a short driving distance to downtown Southport and Oak Island, area grocery stores, restaurants and shops.
HAMPTON INN
5181 Southport-Supply Road SE, Southport hamptoninn3.hilton.com Enjoy the many thoughtful amenities this Southport hotel has to offer. Begin each day the right way with Hampton’s free hot breakfast, or grab a Hampton On the Run Breakfast Bag for a busy work day, avail
able Monday through Friday. Work out in the fitness center which features a treadmill, bicycle and elliptical trainer, or swim laps in the outdoor pool. Stay on top of work away from the office in the business center, or host a meeting for up to 45 guests in the hotel’s 1,050 sq. ft. function space. Guests can unwind after a long day in a room that offers business and leisure travelers home comforts like
a clean and fresh Hampton bed, flatscreen LCD TV, microwave, mini-refrigerator, free WiFi access, and a lap desk. Comfortable accessible rooms are also available. The Hampton Inn staff pledges to provide friendly service, clean rooms, comfortable surroundings, every time. The hotel offers 80 spacious, comfortable guest rooms. The hotel also provides a laundry and valet services.The Hampton Inn has received the 2015 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Award. This honor is awarded to establishments that achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor, the world’s largest travel site. Hotel staff takes great pride in consistently offering an exceptional experience to their guests.
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The Wingate by Wyndham Southport hotel boasts friendly service and a great location near the famous Southport Pier and Riverwalk. The hotel is well-situated in Southport for work with renowned corporations like Duke Energy within a half-mile
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CURRENTS of its front doors and Sunny Point Military Base approximately five miles away. For those in the area on vacation, the hotel is a short drive to area attractions such as the Bald Head Island ferry, the Fort Fisher ferry, beautiful beaches and several waterfront restaurants, grills and cafes. The hotel offers a bounty of amenities, all designed for guests’ ultimate convenience and comfort. Visitors can take advantage of the hotel’s fitness center and seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a fully-equipped business center, free Wi-Fi, and free hot breakfast. Ample free parking is also available, and children younger than 17 stay free with an adult in the same room. Take a walk on the beautiful Southport Riverwalk, browse the quaint shops downtown, explore the historical sites in the area or enjoy a day full of water sports. The Fort Fisher State Recreation Area is home to a famous Civil War port as well as North Carolina Aquarium, home to hundreds of exotic animals both just a relaxing 30 minute ferry ride from Southport. Visit the colonial village at Brunswick Town or lounge on one of the beautiful beaches in the area. Play a relaxing round of golf on the open fairways and inviting greens of Oak Island Golf Club or the Oak Island Par 3 at South Harbour. Fresh seafood and family-style Southern classic dishes and much more can be found at area restaurants. For guests who need to host an event, the hotel offers two meeting rooms, from 15 to 60 guests.
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES
3400 Southport-Supply Road, Bolivia ihg.com/holidayinnexpress
Situated near the Swains Cut Bridge (known locally as the second, or new bridge to Oak Island), the Holiday Inn Express & Suites is just three miles from the Oak Island beaches and a quick drive to Southport. The hotel is also an easy drive to Brunswick Community College and the Odell Williamson Auditorium and the Brunswick County Government Center. St. James Plantation is located within a mile and offers some of the finest golf courses in the Southport/ Oak Island area. Championship golf may also be experienced at the Fred Couples designed course of Carolina National at Winding River Plantation or the George Cobb designed Oak Island Golf Club, both less than 10 minutes away by car. Guests can
start the day with complimentary Hot Express Start Breakfast Bar. Guests can enjoy the indoor heated pool or relax while sitting in front of a salt water fish tank. The hotel also offers high speed internet and a large fitness center. New development across Midway Road brings a Lowes Foods store, with other shops and eateries in the plans as well.
COMFORT SUITES
4963 Southport-Supply Rd., Southport comfortsuites.choicehotels.com
Comfort Suites is a hotel designed to meet the demands of business travel or a relaxing vacation. The hotel staff strives to give guests everything they need during their stay to ensure they leave feeling refreshed and ready for a successful day ahead. This smoke-free Southport hotel is a 45-minute ride to Downtown Wilmington and Myrtle Beach, so you can start your adventure as soon as you land. Visitors will also enjoy amenities such as a business center, a grilling area near the pool, free WiFi, a free weekday newspaper, fitness center, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Mornings get off to a good start with a great breakfast, featuring everything from eggs, waffles and meat to healthy options like yogurt and fresh fruit. All suites have TVs with HD channels, refrigerators, microwaves, irons and ironing boards, coffee makers and hair dryers. Electronic devices can be kept charged with the recharge device including AC and USB outlets provided in all guest rooms. In addition to the standard rooms, the hotel offers executive suites, which feature complimentary wireless high speed internet, two flat panel HD TVs, a full-size microwave and refrigerator, wet bar, activity table with two chairs, work desk with task chair, triple sheeted smart bedding and a whirlpool tub.
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It’s never too early to make your plans Whether you’re looking for the quaint and picturesque style of one of Southport’s Bed & Breakfast homes, a serene waterfront motel in Southport or on one of the area’s beaches, or a vacation home or condo rental, southeastern Brunswick County has just the right spot to help vacationers relax, refocus and revitalize themselves. Come join us – make your plans today! 1
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Hopefuls flock here by the thousands. Universal Studios is down the street from the Hollywood Bowl is down the street from the Dolby Theatre where the Oscars are held each year. There are stars on the sidewalk and sitcoms on the stages and a light atop the famous Capitol Records building that blinks “Hollywood” in morse code all night long. Here, Monkeys fly and ET phoned home and Superman leaps tall buildings at a single bound. Here’s the birthplace of Minions and Frozen and Shrek. The backyard of Bogart, Garland and Taylor. Johnny Carson held court here. Lassie lazed. Marilyn lounged by the pool. Hollywood’s the place to be discovered, to reinvent oneself, to see one’s name up in lights. It’s a town borne from imagination, a culmination of the American Dream. More than 10 million people visit Hollywood annually. And for most of them, the first question they’re asked upon returning home is, “Did you see any movie stars?” Celebrity starspotting can be part of the Hollywood experience, but first let’s cover some history. The area we know as Hollywood today was originally settled in 1853. At that time, it consisted of little more than one adobe hut. Throughout the remainder 18 Southport Magazine / JUNE 2016 / www.SouthportMag.com
of the 19th century, it was an agricultural community of citrus groves and avocado trees. In 1887, a developer by the name of Harvey Wilcox purchased land in the area and christened the plot Hollywood, after the suburb of Chicago where his wife grew up. Later that year, the small community began to flourish. By 1900, Hollywood boasted a post office, a newspaper and two markets. A two-room schoolhouse opened in 1903. The school would later become Hollywood High School, and famous alumni of the school would later include Judy Garland, Lana Turner, Mickey Rooney and Carol Burnett. The mascot of the high school became (and still is) The Sheik, taken from a 1921 Rudolph Valentino film of the same name. But in the early 1900s, the thoroughfare of Hollywood Boulevard was little more than a dusty trail. Then the Hollywood Hotel opened at the corner of Hollywood & Highland (where the massive Dolby Theatre stands today). The 40-room hotel was immediately promoted as an idyllic country getaway from the boomtown of Los Angeles ten miles to the east. The idea caught on and soon after the hotel was expanded to include 104 additional guest rooms, a wide lobby, a chapel, a music room and a
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popular ballroom. As the filmmakers and early silent movie stars of central Los Angeles were wiled by the charms of rustic Hollywood, the hotel became home base for the who’s who of early Tinseltown. The popular restaurant of the hotel began painting stars on the ceiling above certain chairs at certain tables to help them remember where each celebrity liked to sit while frequenting the hotel. These stars were the precursor to the stars that now line the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard as part of the famous Walk of Fame. The early American filmmakers didn’t find Los Angeles by accident. In the ear-
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wood Hotel. Funny enough, the film was never screened in Hollywood because movie theaters (and alcohol) were banned at the time by a conservative town council. Hollywood wouldn’t be stymied; almost immediately, the world went crazy for films from Hollywood. The movie-going public couldn’t get enough. Film studios began popping up all over town. By the 1920s, Hollywood was the epicenter of the filmmaking universe. The movie business soared, soon becoming the fifth largest industry in the United States. Hollywood had arrived...and never looked back. When the ban on movie theaters was finally lifted, a bounty of Hollywood landmarks sprang from the dust. Many of these landmarks remain, and are surely included on any tour of Hollywood today. In 1922, Sid Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre opened. King Tut’s Tomb had recently been unearthed and the world was crazy for all things Egyptian. The theatre was designed to resemble an Egyptian ruin. This was the site of Hollywood’s first movie premiere, Robin Hood starring Douglas Fairbanks. Next came the erection of the famous Hollywood Sign in 1923. The first sign read “Hollywoodland,” and was placed on a hill overlooking Hollywood as an advertisement for a real estate development. The sign was made of wood and studded with 4,000 light bulbs. The original sign lit up at night. It flashed in segments, “Holly,” “Wood,” and “Land.” It cost $21,000 to erect and was only intended to remain for 18 months. But after the boom of Holly-
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wood, the sign grew to become a major icon and was left in place. Over the following decades, the old wood sign fell into disrepair. It was restored in 1949 and the letters “land” were removed from the end of the sign so that it now read “Hollywood.” The light bulbs were also removed as a fire hazard. By the 1970s, the sign was falling apart again. The first “O” had partially collapsed, leaving what looked like a lowercase “u”. The final “O” fell down completely so that for a number of years the sign read “Hullywod”. In 1978, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner started a campaign to restore the sign with a more permanent structure. He put each owner of the letters up for adoption at a cost of $28,000 each. Gene Autry paid for the second “L,” Hugh Hefner paid for the “Y,” singer Andy Williams paid for the letter “W,” and rocker Alice Cooper paid for the second “O”. Today the sign is constructed of steel. Each letter is 45 feet tall and the entire sign is 350 feet long. It takes approximately 275 gallons of white paint to paint the sign. The famous El Capitan Theatre opened in 1926, and features a giant Wurlitzer organ that was played during performances. The Orson Wells classic Citizen Kane was premiered here in 1941, when no other theater dared screen the controversial film. Hollywood boomed again in 1927. Sid Grauman opened his famous Chinese Theatre, designed to resemble a massive, red Chinese pagoda. As theatre construction was being completed, a young actress by the name of Norma Talmadge accidentally stepped in some wet cement in the theatre portico. As a joke, she added her signature to the footprint and a Hollywood tradition was born. Today the theatre boasts the handprints and footprints of more than 200 celebrities, and is a must on any tour of Hollywood. That same year the famous Hollywood Roosevelt hotel (named for Teddy Roosevelt) opened; the hotel was financed, in part, by Douglas Fairbanks and Mary
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It’s easy enough to see A-list homes. Tour companies like LA City Tours provide bus tours into the Hollywood Hills to see homes of the rich and famous. Jump ahead now to 1960 when Hollywood’s ubiquitous Walk of Fame was born. Roughly 1,500 stars were part of that first installation, terrazzo and brass stars (each featuring the name of a celebrity) installed on the sidewalk along Hollywood Boulevard. Today, the Walk of Fame has more than 2,500 stars extending along both sides of the boulevard for 15 blocks. There are five different categories for which one may receive a star (movies, television, music, radio
and live performance). The only celebrity to have five stars, one in each of the five categories, is Gene Autry, the “Singing Cowboy.” In order to receive a star on the Walk of Fame, the recipient must be nominated. Those nominations go to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. The selection process is kept secret. The Chamber of Commerce receives about 200 nominations per year and the committee approves approximately 20. Kim Kardashian has been nominated but she does not have a star. Some movie stars have no interest in having a star on the Walk of Fame. This list includes Hollywood heavy-hitters Clint Eastwood, George Clooney, Al Pacino, Denzel Washington, Robert DeNiro, Leonardo DiCaprio and Madonna. Finally, no trip to Hollywood is complete without some serious star spotting. It’s easy enough to see A-list homes. Tour companies like LA City Tours provide bus tours into the Hollywood Hills to see homes of the rich and famous. A drive along the famous Mulholland Drive offers views of homes owned by Katy Perry, Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars and Jack Nicholson. A drive through the quiet, tree-lined streets of Beverly Hills provides glimpses of homes formerly owned by Lucille Ball, Elvis, Michael Jackson and more. It’s extremely rare, however, to see the stars around their homes. Out and about around Hollywood (the restaurants, nightclubs and shopping malls) are a better bet to rub elbows with the rich and famous. For a sure thing, check out the website www.seeing-stars.com for a list of all movie premieres, star award ceremonies and celebrities scheduled to immortalize their handprints and footprints in cement at the Chinese Theatre. Then simply show up at the appointed time for a front row seat to Hollywood royalty. Don’t forget to ask for an autograph or photo. The folks back home might demand proof of your quarry. 1
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outhport was voted Happiest Seaside Town in America (Coastal Living Magazine 2015) and it’s a safe bet that Fun Tours, the electric tram tour company owned and operated by “ The Rev”, has something to do with that! Take a seat aboard this open-air tram (seat belts provided) and enjoy a 45-minute tour of historic Southport, the waterfront, movie locations, and historic homes, even a jail! Your tour guide is the one and only “Rev”, an entertaining fellow (and legit Blues musician) who enjoys his guests and their stories as much as he likes regaling them with his own.
Q. HOW DID YOU COME TO CALL SOUTHPORT HOME? A. My wife, Deb and I lived in our boat for several years, traveling from Lake Michigan to Virginia. Eventually, we docked in Southport and the Dome came down.
Q. WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO OPEN FUN TOURS? A. Wherever I travel, I like to explore the history of the area. When we arrived in Southport, I read several books about the city and was amazed at how interesting the history and culture are. We were considering putting down roots and starting a business. There were no tours at that time except for Katie’s Ghost Tour and we realized that a guided tour would be a great activity for tourists. It’s also fun for locals and their guests. It’s a perfect fit for me-I’ve been an entertainer all of my life.
Q. PEOPLE CONTINUALLY RAVE ABOUT THE TOURS; WHAT’S YOUR SECRET? A. I make learning fun! We cover history, culture, architecture, movies and more. But I enjoy making people laugh, and my passengers often join in with their own humor. My customers often say that our tour was the best thing they did while on vacation.
Q. DO YOU HAVE A “FAVORITE” FACT THAT YOU CARE TO SHARE? A. Here are a few: Southport was part of the Underground Railroad; cows and chickens were allowed to roam the streets until the early 1900’s; at the height of shrimping, over 90 boats supported the industry. I am constantly learning new and surprising things about Southport.
Q. YOU HAVE A SHIP’S BELL ON YOUR CART. WHAT’S ITS PURPOSE? A. It’s the “bad joke” bell. If a passenger heard a bad joke, he can call for a bell. If a passenger tells one, we’ll give him a bell too, because we’re all full of bells!
Q. DOES ANYONE FILL IN FOR YOU, REV? A. I do all the tours myself, but I want to give a shout out to the wonderful volunteers at the Visitors Center who do such a great job.
Q. CAN CUSTOMERS HIRE YOU FOR A PRIVATE OR EVENING TOUR? A. We do private events and group tours by reservation. We don’t do evening tours.
Q. YOU ARE A PROFESSIONAL MUSICIAN AND THE OWNER OF FUN TOURS; WHICH GIVES YOU THE MOST FUN? A. I enjoy both. I’m so proud to show people around our great town & I love meeting our customers, who come from all over the world, but music is my life-long passion. I’m glad I can do both.
Q. TELL US ONE OF YOUR FAVORITE SOUTHPORT STORIES!
A. There have been so many. One day, I pulled up to the Crimes of the Heart house and 2 of my adult passengers announced that they appeared in the movie when they were children. Sometimes it’s a small world on the cart. I had some passengers from Illinois and discovered that one of them was my brotherin-law’s gold partner in Chicago! Everyday, the passengers and U enjoy interacting with the very friendly Southport locals, who are known to shout “Don’t believe a word he says!”
The Rev (Daniel Guetschow), owner of Southport Fun Tours, poses with a group of happy customers.
FUN QUESTIONS: FAVORITE FOOD: Anything fresh FAVORITE BOOK: Latest edition of Coastal Waterways Guide FAVORITE MUSIC: Anything that makes my foot tap FAVORITE PLACE TO TRAVEL: Intracoastal Waterway FAVORITE THING ABOUT SOUTHPORT: The water and the people PHOTOS BY: KRIS BEASLEY
Q. HOW HAVE YOU SEEN SOUTHPORT CHANGE OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS? A. We’re excited about all of the new businesses and people who are discovering our beautiful town. Yet so far, we have kept the small town feel. And Jodie got his driver’s license! 1
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HOMESTYLE drawing as much heat indoors as a darker roof is said to do. Sometimes a monochromatic scheme is nice to call attention to a front door, accentuate a unique set of shutters or call attention to a dramatic feature. Here, rather than competing with it, the palette highlights the view…definitely a smart choice. Perfect pairings of board-and-batten siding combined with shake shingles set the stage for a welcoming front porch all the while the soft midday sunlight offers a timeless charm when meeting the cool blue ceiling. Oversized chairs, colorful pillows, lush plants and few festive accessories burst with color, bringing nature right to the front glass-panel door. Two additional double glass-panel doors open widely, to screened doors, allowing the breeze in and adding to the low-key elegance that defines this home. The view and just the right shades of white and cream go a long way in brightening and guiding the palette inside the house as well. White trim and cream-colored walls make the most of the abundant natural light from the enormous, almost floor-to-ceiling, windows and play up the natural light, the earth tones of the furnishings and the dramatic scale of the living room’s 23 foot ceiling. White built-in cabinets border the fireplace, framing it neatly on that wall. Built-
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goes a long way in brightening this house. This creamy neutral shade is classic, light and clean without making the house look too stark in the afternoon sunlight. I like the choice of a monochromatic home, where the siding, trim and roof are all in the same family. A lighter roof helps to warm and refresh the exterior while not www.SouthportMag.com / JUNE 2016 / Southport Magazine 25
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in cabinets like these are a great way to add storage to any space and stow the entertainment center/sound system. Painting them a bright white, and adding a little direct light, showcases the art and translucent glassware on display, creating a little depth and giving a bit of personality to the space. The wide-open space of the first floor is a mix of the couple’s furnishings, positioned just so, to take advantage of an amazing water view. A stylish oversized sofa and two cozy wicker chairs topped with vibrant blue and green patterned pillows, are arranged in a semi circle facilitating conversation… sunbeams recurring daily…and a modest area rug grounds the space.
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Rustic window frames hang overhead, mirroring the windows, and playing up the look of an old beach cottage. There’s even an interior window that can be opened fully to invite additional light and air into the upstairs den. The pared-back neutrals and hardwood flooring create a natural backdrop for an indoors-outdoors theme. Textured fabrics, loose linens and comfortable, coastal furnishings sit alongside inspired collections of coastal and family keepsakes. This space was created to feel welcoming, luxurious and ready for entertaining. The large-scale ocean scene unites the room’s diverse elements. It’s fair to say, this is a modest, cozy room and home. There’s nothing contrived
about it…it’s relaxed and natural. But, the view is spectacular and makes a drop-dead statement of it’s own. The King’s say it’s what they will miss most about the home. They love to sit, visit and entertain with the view of both the Oak Island and Bald Head Island lighthouses as the backdrop while watching ships round the corner and
listening to the chiming of sailboat rigging echoing from the nearby marina. The outdoor space is clearly ideal for entertaining. Wink adds, “It’s a great space. We are always entertaining with family and friends. We love the view. It’s just beautiful. We have the best sunsets; we watch ships rounding the corner and dolphin swim into
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the marina. It just never gets old. Just the other day we saw what seemed like 1000 ibis in the marsh, anticipating the rain.” With five kids and five grandkids between them, the porches are always occupied with family from Atlanta, Wilmington and Greenville, South Carolina. Carol adds, “We will miss the windows and the openness and, of course, the decks. There are no bugs on the upper deck because of the height…bugs don’t fly that high. The breezes are just heavenly. You can see cars going over the Oak Island Bridge at night (to the right) and see beyond the battery island (to the left) on a clear day.” Both love to cook... Phil likes to grill steak or fish. Carol is half Italian so, she whips up an awesome fettuccine alfredo or another yummy pasta dish. And cooking is never an unpleasant task in this specialized kitchen with its welcoming island, professional appliances, a separate ice machine and stunning views. I was greeted here with a plate of cookies… macaroons, raspberry and chocolate covered shortbreads and a glass of limeade…such a welcoming and kind gesture. The island features a cheerful application of color and materials that invite guests to kick off their shoes and stay awhile. It seats three while three lucent pendants suspended above the island make an artistic statement as they shed light on the setting. Keeping the cabinets pared down and countertops neutral maintains the simplistic and charming feel, allowing the focus to be on the amazing view. There’s no hulking millwork and bulky appliances competing with the view…the entire space is built around the view and captures the brightness and light of the outdoors.
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An over-the-sink window does double duty as a pseudo backsplash making certain the space feels clean, open and bright as it anchors the wall of cabinets to the countertop, as it seems to melt into the matching sink. This sunlit window, left bare, literally pops from the sill and highlights the view. Open shelving borders the window, providing storage, without compromising the airy feel of the space and displaying glassware and accessories making sure the space feels neat yet cheerful. The open floor plan allows the space to flow naturally from the kitchen, to the dining and living quarters. I love this feature
since the idea of having a singular entry means someone always gets ‘stuck’ in the kitchen. Carol enjoys that about the home, “This house flows nicely since there’s no separation between the living, dining and entertaining space.” Doric columns create vertical lines framing the lower level and highlighting the dining area at the same time. A small half wall grounds a set of columns and separates the space while still allowing for light and traffic to flow freely. The pendant light suspended from the lower ceiling above the table makes an artistic statement while shedding light on the setting and provid-
ing an intimate space for sharing a meal. On one side of the kitchen hangs a collection of prints in gallery formation. One of the photos is Wink’s father, fishing with friends in the area in the late 40’s. Another is a shot of Wink’s great aunts with Ernest Hemingway and the top photo is of Hemingway, which, according to Wink, has no connection, other than “it was just a good place for the fish picture.” The opposite side of the kitchen opens to a small bar area and wine cellar. The bar is neat and tidy with stainless steel fixtures, a stone grapevine backsplash and open glass cabinets to showcase glassware and
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utensils. The wine cellar is equipped with durable tile flooring, cedar fixtures, and an abundance of storage that makes this a smart and hardworking space. Modeled after standard wine displays, the shelving units are the same as the walls to make the wine being stored here the focal point. Decorative details such as framed art arranged on the walls, a lovely antique Sigmund Romberg desk and an assortment of patterns and textures offer a lovely nod to the past yet the space still feels completely contemporary. Understated bliss prevails in the master suite with the antique bed, lively printed duvet and complimentary pillows. This is a calm, serene space with simplicity of choices. The neutral tones and hues create a relaxing retreat while light on pattern, the space is heavy on interesting textures. Simple window coverings, amber and gold-colored furnishing balance out the vivid colors of the painting over the bed, increasing visual impact and reflecting a timeless, soft and graceful style. Note the small 8x8 office just off the master bedroom. Once a porch, Wink decided to convert the space into this modest, no-nonsense workplace when his
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neighbors new home blocked the view. Not an inch is wasted here, the space is full of memorabilia... photos, books, nautical fare and mementos from Wink’s ‘past life.’ The board-and-batten remains, painted white, alongside the woodwork providing a comforting sense of enclosure and the sky blue brings a calm, coastal feel to the traditional paneled ceiling. All these elements add character and a little old beach cottage nostalgia to the small yet functional space. Louvered double doors blur the lines between work and relaxation, keeping the two quarters separate yet close by when a bit of work needs to be done. The master bathroom, featuring an oversized Jacuzzi, a walk in tiled shower and double vanity with large mirrors has a fresh, coastal feel. Cool green walls border glossy white and silver surfaces to form a unique color palette while a tiffany style light fixtures above the tub. Collections of coastal prints and glass framed shower add visual interest to the planes of crisp white ceiling. The elements work together adding character to the space while the white brightens the room and the silver gives a little shine and creates an overall soothing appeal.
Head up the stairs to the well-equipped, minimalist laundry room. This room proves that the home’s most common multifunctional space can be nice-looking, contemporary, functional and well organized. There’s plenty of crisp white cabinetry offering very important storage for detergent, clothespins and other laundry essentials, which is essential in any home. The top level also offers two additional guest rooms and a generous second living area that opens to an upstairs porch. Carol chose to kick the traditional Americana up a bit and decorate the first room red, white and blue since they always have guests for the 4th. Twin handmade Jenny Lind beds, heirlooms from Wink’s mother’s family, tastefully anchor the room and are updated with solid navy bed linens, delicate white bed skirts, nautical themed pillows and other Americana novelties. The well-tailored appearance lives up to the distinction of the treasured pieces and navy blue pairs well with the white walls making it a wonderful choice for a gender-neutral space. The second guest room is coined the Caribbean room, a place the couple enjoys and as it turns out, the couple just returned from a trip to San Marten. Wink once had a condo there and this room pays homage to a place that the couple loves. Bits of the Caribbean are woven into the room with the framed island prints, brightly colored linens, and outsized floral elements. A simple striped pillow on an oversized rocker and the large bold floral pattern of the linens add a whimsical touch to an otherwise tailored space giving it a timeless feel. Both guest rooms provide the ultimate atmosphere for peaceful snoozing by pairing the crisp sugar-white walls as a backdrop to bold statements of color.
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The hallway is adorned with Southport themed art that has sentimental importance to the couple and each piece tells its own story. There is a print of Whittlers Bench and of the Yacht Basin before construction that dates back to the early 1940s or 50s, both of which were recently lent to Oliver’s Restaurant for historical and local decorating references. Another painting, done by a local artist, is a portrait of the Old American Fish Company, where the couple met in 2008. Phil was there with his dog, Indy, and Carol was there to watch the sunset… as she often did. So, this was the perfect gift, from her to him, after the couple married in 2012. A second story living area, currently used as a casual office/den, is the perfect spot for Carol to practice her yoga with a drop-dead view. Track lighting sheds light on a simple elegant desk and a cozy sitting area with a set of oversized occasional chairs. The chairs are outfitted with leather accents and printed pillows adding interest without being too bold against the clean walls and creating a relaxing canvas for this modern space. Guests will feel comfortable and welcome here in this space, kids will be at ease enough to play and it feels stylish
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enough for a couple to use the room as a peaceful haven for two. It’s a light-filled and low-maintenance room embracing the crisp lines of the simple, sleek windows making for a perfect rainy Sunday at home. Shut the doors when you need protection from the elements yet it seems you can still hear the sound of the flowing Cape Fear River - even when the windows and doors are closed. When the doors are open to the second story deck, the private view very nearly enters and becomes part of the room. The woodwork of the deck provides a comforting sense of enclosure and a little extra shade as the double paneled doors ease the transition from an inside casual gathering to an alfresco setting. Every day, dolphins and herons frolic and hunt through the nearby marsh, making the view the true accessory of this outdoor room. Carol adds, “We just sit on the back porch and watch for hours.” This second-floor porch has an added sense of privacy, with its railings and overhanging eaves. A mix of dark woven furniture and colorful elements creates a casual seating area with cushions of aqua, vibrant green, and stripes, never be afraid of a little vibrant color. The look of an old beach cottage creates the perfect place
the perfect place to unwind on a warm summer night. Carol has created the space flawlessly with details…textured plants sit along side patterned cushion fabrics, rustic accents and strategically placed candles, adding just enough softness against heavy chairs and overhead lighting. A coastal and traditional blue ceiling adds just a little more drama than the usual white but also proves to be functional
since blue is said to repel wasps. This is key since wasps, mosquitoes, no-see-ums and the beach go hand in hand. The height of this porch, along with the accompanying breeze, however, keeps the pests away so, family and guests can dine and revel in the outdoors without things getting too buggy. The windows and doors can be thrown open, and the breeze and people can flow in and out…all summer long.
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What an idyllic, inviting spot to escape the coastal heat, a heavy wind, a passing rainstorm or just unwind on a warm summer night. The views are quiet, private and relaxing, making for an ideal spot to watch a rainstorm rush by with an exotic beat playing from the overhead sound system. Just let the rhythmic sounds of the water and wind lull you, liven-up your senses and appease your spirit. Ahhhh! If the view and location of this home isn’t enough, the separate mother-in-law quarters with a nearby elevator seals the deal for me. This separate living space is a completely handicap accessible apartment fit with 32” wide doorways, sturdy hand bars by the toilet and in the open shower to ensure that an aging resident can safely and securely maneuver around as needed. The open and full kitchen features a single lever faucet for simplicity. It can be raised up to turn on, pushed down to turn off and moved right or left to control the temperature. Large enough to tastefully furnish with a comfortable eating/sitting area and a full bed while still allowing for plenty of room to roam and spend time. The living area is tastefully appointed with pretty cloisonné art and colorful textures while the kitchen and bath remain a clean, crisp white allowing for personal touches to be applied with art and accessories. The view is over the back of the house with a garden viewpoint and its own deck protected and shadowed by a canopy of trees. This viewpoint is perfect for bird watching…we even had an up close and personal look at a robin’s nest while mom was out hunting for provisions. Wink adds, “Everyone wants to live here.” Well, I could and I offered.
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special agent, he was on the 1st Hostage Rescue Team and before that was a Navy Seal. Currently Wink is the Sergeant at Arms of the North Carolina Senate in Raleigh. Carol King: Carol is a former flight attendant, still enjoying discounted fares, a former 1st grade teacher and an ex- yoga instructor that still practices. She has also worked as a tour guide at the capitol, where her husband works, but she is currently very busy planning and preparing for her daughters wedding this Spring. What’s next: The couple has no firm plans for their next home just yet. But, they do know that they will stay and most likely build again here in town. There’s sixteen years of memories here in this home and that’s going to be tough to leave behind. What Phil loves about Southport: “Everything can be done in one day by 10am”, adds Wink, “I can get a haircut at the barber, have my car checked, stop at the store and post office and still by home by 10am. It’s perfect!” 1 Photos by McGowan
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veryone loves that golden bronze tan! Have you looked around our community recently? See that RED BURN with white swimsuit strap marks? Welcome to summer, as locals and tourists hit the beach for extended periods and suffer the consequences.
Believe me, I am a sun worshipper with age spots to prove it! If you grew up in my generation, chances are you laid on aluminum foil in your backyard smothered in iodine-infused baby oil. Shudder at the thought! We have come to find out that sun worship leads to some horrible health concerns. According to the American Cancer Society website, skin cancer is the most common cancer in the USA. There are essentially 3 basic types of skin cancer, which arise from the cell types for which they are named. Basal Cell Skin cancer is the
most common beginning in basal cells of the skin. Almost 1 million new cases are diagnosed each year. This type of cancer is most frequently treated by removal of the area and surrounding tissue. Squamous cell cancer develops in the cells of the outer skin layers and is the second most common type of skin cancer encompassing approx. 20% of all cases. It is also treated with removal. Malignant Melanoma is the most serious and most fatal of skin cancers. Malignant melanoma begins in the melanocytes, which are the cells that color
the skin by producing melanin and make moles. Melanoma receives the most attention because it can kill you! It has a tendency to spread to lymph nodes and distant organs eventually showing up in the brain for example. Recognized early, malignant melanoma has a high cure rate. Depth of the cancer lesion, presence of ulceration and involvement of lymph nodes increases your chances of a poor outcome - essentially, the thicker the melanoma lesion, the worse your prognosis. It is anticipated that 2850 new cases of melanoma will be diagnosed in 2016 in NC!
You may have seen warning signs for abnormal moles but for the sake of familiarity, lets review. t’s as easy as A-B-C. Consider these items when looking at your body. A-Asymmetry. One side does not look like the other. It is not a round circle. B-Border irregularity. Think jigsaw puzzle piece C-Color change or multicolored especially if dark black or blue D-Diameter of greater than 6 mm (pencil eraser) E-Evolving. The mole or skin area changes over time including open sore, does not heal, bleeds. Anyone reading this article knows the importance of sunscreen and sun avoidance. I would like to encourage you to seek annual medical evaluation of your skin so that changes can be detected early. In addition, if you notice something on yourself, your partner or your friend that meets the above criteria, SAY SOMETHING! Get a thorough skin check by a dermatologist or your medical professional. Survival depends on early discovery and treatment! Be Safe and Be Healthy! 1
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SHOWCASE Three Cheers for the Red, White and Blue!
The Sea Notes Celebrate our independence BY: JEFFERY STITES
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he Sea Notes Choral Society has been helping Southport with its official North Carolina Fourth of July celebrations since 1974. This year’s shows, Saturday, June 25 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, June 26 at 3:00 pm at the Odell Williamson Auditorium on the campus of Brunswick Community College, will open the Sea Notes 42nd year as an organization. And they are in the hands of a relative newcomer to both Southport and the Sea Notes. Lois Moore moved to Southport after retiring two years ago. After a 33-year career as a music educator and musician in and around Niagara Falls, New York, it wasn’t long before Moore was back in the business in her new home town. She joined Sea Notes as a soprano singer in September of last year and in April Moore accepted the position of Director of Worship and Music Arts at St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southport. It was around that time she was also asked to direct this year’s Sea Notes Patriotic Concert. “Lois’ experience as a college music/ voice professor has been most evident as she carefully prepares us for a rather unique show. It will be a choral presentation but with a lot of nuances,” said Sea Notes President Jim Nelson. “We’re hoping for a full house both Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.”
Moore has based her musical selections upon the fact that people have come to Coastal Carolina from all over. She says her song choices highlight this, will the chorus summing it up with Johnny Cash’s “I’ve Been Everywhere.” The show will feature influences from many locals and styles. “The American Patriot concert has a little bit of blues, a little bit of jazz, songs from the Great American Songbook, and a healthy dose of flag waving patriotic tunes,” Moore explained. “It’s a musical journey across the United States with stops in Chicago, Kansas City and New Orleans. It features songs about specific states, the Mississippi River, and the railroads that crossed the country. There are songs of North Carolina and the surrounding area featuring our guest soloist Rodney Axsom.” Axsom is a local real estate broker and member of Coastal Carolina Produc-
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Saturday June 25th • 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 26th • 7:30 p.m. ODELL WILLIAMSON AUDITORIUM Brunswick Community College tions who also records as a singer and songwriter in Nashville, Tennessee. “The concert is structured like a Broadway Revue with variety as its design. It moves fast and provides a lot of entertainment in a little bit of time. The show features chorus, small groups, and soloists, even an
Elvis Presley impersonator. It is accompanied by a small band, much like a ‘pit orchestra’ accompanying a Broadway show and features songs with trumpet and fiddle,” Moore said. While she said she hopes the concert helps get everyone in the mood for Southport’s famous Fourth of July celebration, Moore said the show is extra special to her as she is the mother of eighteen-year-old, PFC Madison James Hall, United States Marine Corp stationed in Camp LeJeune, NC. Admission to Sea Notes concerts is free of charge but donations are gladly accepted both at the performances as through sponsorships. “We have a very large group of supporters, ‘Friends of Sea Notes’, who contribute significantly to our cause, said Nelson. “They are always listed in our programs and they obtain passes for preferential seating at the concerts. We would be in deep trouble without them.” 1
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eth Strickland isn’t playing it safe with her choice of Stop Kiss for her directorial debut. She admits the show, centering around two women, Callie (Cat Thomas) and Sara (Brandi Simmons), who’s first kiss on a New York street leads to a brutal assault that leaves Sara in a coma, is a bit out of the box for Brunswick Little Theatre. The show is non-linear, with scenes exploring both the women’s blossoming relationship before the attack (which is not portrayed on stage) and the efforts to nurse Sara back health afterwards. “I know this isn’t the type of show BLT normally does, and taking risks like that can be scary but the fact I’m being trusted with this endeavor is amazing,” Strickland said. While Strickland is new to the director’s chair, she is far from new to theatre. That trust she mentions has been earned over years of involvement with BLT, particularly its Youth Division, Stagestruck Players. Strickland has been a part of Stagestruck since its beginnings in 2002, acting from sixth grade all the way through high school and moving onto other roles once she graduated and began college. “I would come home during breaks and go to Stagestruck auditions and rehearsals since most of my friends were still involved in it and would take notes for (Stagestruck founder and director Debbie) Skillman. But part of Stagestruck was to learn every aspect of theater. We played theater games to learn improv and how to create stage pictures, we would all collaborate on choreography, and we all pitched in when it came to props and costumes and sets. So it was a very natural transition to go from that to helping Skillman when I could during the summers, to being the assistant director, assistant to the choreographer,
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and stage manager starting with Dorothy Meets Alice in 2012,” said Strickland. “And I haven’t really stopped since.” Debbie Skillman and Strickland go way back. “I have known her since she came into this world,” said Skillman. “Her grandmother sang in my church choir and I played for her baptism. I taught her in elementary school and she appeared in musicals I produced there. She also attended a summer creative arts camp I held for several summers called KidzArts. Once she finished college and returned to the area I encouraged her to get involved with the
theater again and asked her to be my assistant director. She has served in that capacity for Dorothy Meets Alice, Dear Edwina, Godspell, and Thoroughly Modern Millie.” As far as confidence in Strickland’s abilities, Skillman leaves no question. “She is organized, creative, and a great note taker. The kids love her and I love her. She is calm under pressure, does not get flustered, has high expectations and works hard. She is pleasant, smart, happy, and a team player; consistent and highly dependable,” she said. For her part, Strickland said Skillman and Stagestruck Players prepared her to move into directing. “I don’t know if I have to words to describe the depth of the impact Skillman has had on my life and what I have learned from Stagestruck. She has challenged me and pushed me to be better than I thought I could be- both as a performer and as a person- without making me feel as if I wasn’t good enough to start with,” she said. “And Stagestruck! Theater people always talk about theater being a refuge, a place for the outcasts to find each other. But Stagestruck is more like a sacred space. Being a young person and feeling like you don’t belong is such a debilitating feeling but Stagestruck provides that belonging. And to be able to give back to that as an adult has helped give my life meaning.” Strickland hopes her audiences can find some meaning in the story she is bringing to stage as well. “Everybody has wondered what they wanted at some point. Everybody has loved somebody unexpected. Everybody has fought to get something they wanted at least once. Everybody has been scared of losing somebody they love,” she said, adding that the fact the lead characters are in a lesbian relationship shouldn’t make the story less relevant. “I don’t want people to think it is only a show for LGBT people. I hope audiences can see that LGBT stories are universal stories. I hope audiences are moved in some way.” Strickland first saw Stop Kiss as a senior at Appalachian State University. “It struck
a chord with me. I think it was because I could relate to the main characters so well. I was facing the end of my college career and I only had a vague idea of what I wanted and absolutely no idea how to get it. So I admired the bravery of the some of the characters who knew what they wanted and how to get it. Almost six years later I could still remember the way the show made me feel and to me that is good theatre,” she said. “I like doing good theatre.” Good theatre requires more than a director, though, and Strickland said she has the help of a talented cast. “So far, this cast is amazing. Everybody seems to know their characters inside and out and this is such a character driven show. And since we are a small cast we can really kind of collaborate and get people talking about how their characters relate to each other and what would feel more natural for them in terms of movement and reactions,” she said. “It’s great because, so far, I’m more of a facilitator than a director. Which as an actor is something I appreciate so I’m incredibly lucky to have a cast where I can be that type of director as opposed to somebody who has to plan every little movement, because the things they come up with are great and things I wouldn’t have thought of.” With all the pieces in place, Strickland said she has the makings of a successful show. “The content of the show is probably the riskiest thing and convincing people to come see any show is a continuous challenge for community theater. But BLT has so many great supporters and I’ve had tons of people tell me how excited they are to see my directorial debut, so I’m not even all that worried about either of those things,” she said. “I hope I can positively impact this community by doing something I love.” Stop Kiss will be performed June 17-19 and 24-26, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pm with Sunday matinees at 3:00 pm, at the Brunswick Little Theatre, 8068 River Road SE, Southport. Tickets are available at Ricky Evans Gallery in Southport and online at www. brunswicklittletheatre.com. 1
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hen you enter Uncorked by the Sea, you are greeted with an impressive selection of wines, beer and some incredible art. You can’t help but feel the warm, relaxed atmosphere and friendly hosts. Located at 602 North Howe Street, it’s easy to find, park and they even offer outside seating in the shade for those perfect summer days. Jim and Gina Poppe, Rhonda Till and Paul Wasserman met at Uncorked by the Sea during a wine tasting event back in 2012… they became friends and decided to join forces. The rest they say is history… and now they are the proud owners of this thriving wine business. Uncorked is a quaint wine shop, gourmet and craft beer house and fine art gallery supporting local artists. They also have some of the cutest hand crafted specialty gifts I’ve seen in Southport – all with a bit of a wine flair. If you are looking for a unique gift for a wine lover – this is definitely the place to go.
WINE SELECTION TO DIE FOR!
Uncorked offers a great selection of wine ranging from quality everyday wine to highly allocated wines. From domestic to imports, there is something for everyone to enjoy. I asked each owner for their favorites and recommendations, so you have it from the best. Paul recommends the Regusci Cabernet Sauvignon. Jim is a Zinfandel wine lover and his favorite is a blend from Paso Robles while Gina’s favorite includes a Penner-Ash Viognier.
A PASSION FOR WINE!
Paul’s passion for wine was completely accidental. While he was living in Washing DC back in the 70’s, he needed a job to pay the rent. He landed a job selling wine and was having so much fun, he never wanted to get a “real job” again. Whereas Jim
was working at Trader Joe’s bringing home the “wine of the week” to taste. Before they knew it Gina and Jim were taking trips to Napa Valley and Sonoma Wine Country and loving every minute of it. Rhonda enjoyed choosing new wines together with her fiancée at dinner and it became her passion as well.
HAND SELECTED CRAFT BEER!
You’ll never run out of choices with the extensive selection of unique craft beers. They are focussing more on North Carolina beers and also hand selecting new labels as they become available. With new beer coming out every week, this place stays on top of all the trends and offers a mix and match beer option – with no up charge. This is a great way to select your “6-pack” and explore a variety of tastes. They also have a nice selection of craft beer in cans perfect for the summer beach parties.
WINE TASTINGS!
Every Thursday evening from five to seven, Uncorked hosts a wine tasting event. For a $5 donation, you can enjoy an evening full of wine, get to know your neighbors and support a local charity. You get to taste 5 hand selected wines for the evening and then have a second round of your favorite. This is also a great way to step out of your comfort zone, and taste wine that you may not normally buy or even consider. The June charity is Step up for Soldiers, providing local veterans with things they need.) A typical wine tasting evening brings between 25-65 people! Some locals have discovered this little gem and return week after week. I had a chat with several of the “tasters” and they all come back for the great atmosphere and the conversation. Sheryl Burnett recently moved here from Winston Salem and she has met several
These people have thought of everything. The walls are adorned with incredible art, 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional. Three times a year they hand select three local artists to feature in the gallery. They have an opening night at the beginning of each show. “There are so many talented artists in the area. We are happy to be able to show their artwork in our gallery”, Gina adds. Uncorked is more than just a wine shop, it’s a lovely atmosphere, friendly people with a genuine love of wine and beer with a sense of community spirit. Southport is lucky to have such a great group of folks that continue to support others while letting us all enjoy life (and great wine) a little bit more. For more information visit www. uncorkedbythesea.com 1
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YACHT BASIN EATERY
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, Jersey style breads and authentic Italian, to Southern comfort foods and fresh seafood.
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5059 SouthportSupply Rd. SE, Southport 457-4477 • www.atlanticsouthport.com Casual dining with variety from seafood, steak, chicken and pasta. Known for its Calabash style cuisine and low country classics.
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.
CAPE FEAR RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
101 W. Bay St., Southport 457-9222 • www.capefearrestaurant.com Family owned, Cape Fear Restaurant delivers excellent Southernstyle cooking in the form of crabs, scallops and, of course, surf ‘n’ turf.
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.
FISHY FISHY CAFE
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
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.
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ISLAND WAY RESTAURANT
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.
JONES SEAFOOD HOUSE
6404 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-5231 Family owned since 1964; offering seafood fried, broiled or grilled, plus charbroiled steaks.
MOJO’S ON THE HARBOR
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.
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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.
101 West Bay St., Southport 910-477-9299 www.oliversonthecapefear.com Fine dining on the Cape Fear—where exquisite southern cuisine meets the salubrious breezes of Southport with a historical and literary perspective. Open Sunday-Saturday 5pm-10pm
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
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.
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6220 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-4944 Casual dining in a tropical setting, with caribbean inspired 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
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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. 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 old fashioned, hand patted hamburgers, plus bbq, hot dogs, chili cheese fries and breakfast sandwiches and platters.
FAT ANDY’S BURGERS
4655 Long Beach Rd. SE, Southport 269-7008 Handmade burgers using 100% ground chuck, plus freshly cut French fries.
GREENLANDS FARM STORE
668 Midway Rd. SE, Bolivia 253-9515 • www.greenlandsfarmstore.info Farm fresh, organic and natural ingredients—grown here, made here! Gluten free and vegan options offered. Enjoy sandwiches, salads, unique sides and desserts.
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.
LITTLE BIT’S 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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601 Ocean Drive, Oak Island, NC 901-278-7725 Oceanfront dining and entertainment venue that is easy on the wallet and hard to forget. Tiki bar, arcade with two pool tables and plenty of seating to host your work, friend or family fun!
LOCAL’S FAMILY DINER
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, 457-9009 A burger joint with fish sandwiches, pulled pork and shrimp wraps. Offers select Vietnamese dishes, too, with over 60 beer selections.
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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.
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OASIS BAR AND GRILL
8039 River Rd. SE, Southport, 454-4004 Shrimp in every style desirable, plus sandwich-F es; try entrées such as scampi and filet mignon. 7 O 2 OLD BRIDGE DINER 132 Country Club Dr., Oak Island • 250-1184 A casual diner featuring breakfast, lunch andF dinner, from fluffy omelets to burgers and frieda chicken sandwiches.
OLDE BRUNSWICK GENERAL STORE
1450 50 Lakes Dr., Southport • 845-2707 Made-to-order breakfast and lunch grill.
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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.
WILDLIFE RESTAURANT & GRILL
4381 Fish Factory Rd., Southport 457-9953 www.wildlifegrill.webs.com Serving a full range of items on our menu from breakfast to home cooked meals.
BAJA CALIFORNIA FLYING FISH CAFE
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 West Coast cuisine.
BARBECUE SOUTHPORT SMOKE HOUSE
1102 N. Howe St., Southport 363-5035 www.southportsmokehouse.com Real wood smoked BBQ and brisket, great side items, and a great family environment.
TERRY’S NORTH CAROLINA BARBQUE & RIBS
4688 Long Beach Rd. SE • 477-9187 Serving up pork and beef brisket sandwiches and plates, and Memphis dry rub ribs, along with baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad, and mac ‘n’ cheese.
BAR-B-QUE HOUSE
5002 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 201-1001 • www.bestbbqonthebeach.com Hormel ribs are slow smoked in house and meats are offered with a variety of sauces, from Eastern NC vinegar to Lexington-style red.
CHINESE ASIAN TASTE
1671 N. Howe St., Ste. 3, Southport 457-0988 •asiantastesouthportnc.com Takeout traditional Chinese food, with staples such as lo mein, sesame chicken, and General Tso’s.
TASTE OF CHINA
4956 Long Beach Rd., Southport, 457-1838 Serving Cantonese, Szechuan and Hunanstyle Chinese food.
INTERNATIONAL PORTS OF CALL
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 fresh baked dessert in the romantic atmosphere.
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 hand tossed, New York style 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 • 9334405 Generous servings from the hibachi grill, as well as decadent sushi.
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 oven toasted subs and calzones.
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TAPAS FLIGHTS
15139 N. Howe St., (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.
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.
SAN FELIPE
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. www.SouthportMag.com / JUNE 2016 / Southport Magazine 49
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Market Spotlight
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.
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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.
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BAKERIES/ COFFEE
Cottage style commercial building complete with 2744 Lane SE Southport bowsJuneberry trimming the windows. 1700 sq St. James Plantation ft plus storage space on almost an acre. Access Topparking of the off-street from line three custom streets in home. a very high Includes a premier golf membership. traffic area.
AHOY DOUGHNUTS
4922 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 278-6929 • www.ahoydoughnuts.com Fresh yeast raised, filled and cake donuts, apple fritters, cinnamon rolls, monkey muffins, twists and more. Handmade daily, family owned.
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BLUE SEA COFFEE SHOP
910-253-3012
or Fax 910-253-4732 Rschuster@stjames.town www.townofstjamesnc.org
7916 E. Oak Island Dr. • 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.
an baked goods, as well as homemade coffee cakes and muffins. Delicious and decadent specialty drinks: lattes, mochas, frapps, hot chocolate, Chai teas and more.
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 year round. Complimentary WiFi. Comfortable inside and outside seating. Coffee catering available.
SIDE STREET BAKERY
417-A N. Howe Street, 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., • 278-5371 Featuring the iconic Blizzards, waffle-bowl sundaes, and more frozen treats. *Call for other nearby locations.
FLAVA’S COFFEE AND ICE CREAM
THE CONFECTIONARY
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.
FLYING PIG COFFEEHOUSE
5130 SouthportSupply Rd., #108, 363-4180 • www.thefuzzypeach.com A frozen yogurt bar where you can select your own flavors and toppings.
4346 Long Beach Rd. SE, Southport 457-9310 Featuring jelly donuts, apple fritters, cupcakes, muffins, peach cobbler, bagels and more. 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.
JUMPIN’ JAVA OAK ISLAND
4022 Old Bridge Rd., Southport • 363-4841 We carry a large variety of gluten free/veg-
FUZZY PEACH
LEAKY TIKI
6324 E. Oak Island Dr., Oak Island 933-4503 • www.leakytikiinc.com Homemade ice cream and fudge.
SPIKE’S DAIRY BAR
201 N. Howe St., Southport • 457-7611 More than just ice cream, Spike’s offers great hot dogs as well.
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CALENDAR EVENTS OAK ISLAND FARMERS MARKET
The Oak Island Farmers Market operates on Mondays from May 23 - Sepr tember 5th. The market is held from e 8am-1pm at 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 910-278-5518 to get information or request forms. Forms are also online at: oakisland.recdesk.com
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SELF GUIDED TOURS
The Old Jail is open to the public as a museum with self-guided tours. Hours d - are Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 12:30 – 3:30 (April – October). Additionally, the Jail will be open on Friday afternoons in July and August. The museum may also be open for special occasions. Cost:free, Location:Corner of Rhett and Nash Streets, Southport, l North Carolina 28461
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Interested in sailing or pickleball? Oak Island Parks & Recreation offers a variety of camps for youth including themed , camps with day trips, fishing, skateboard, tennis lacrosse, golf, surfing and more. Summer Day Camp Registration is now underway and spots are available. Sign up at the Oak Island Recreation Center r located at 3003 E. Oak Island Drive. Brochures and applications for camps are available online at oakisland.recdesk. com and will also be available at the Recreation Center. Call 910-278-5518 for more information. Oak Island Community Center – 102 SE 47th St. – 910-278-6552
SWAN LAKE BALLET
June 10th 4:00 Matinee for young audiences and 7:00 Full Length Ballet. Presented by Wilmington Ballet Company, Featuring Guest Artists from “The Washington Ballet “at Cape Fear Community College Humanities & Fine Arts Center. Tickets can be purchased online at capefearstage.com, over the phone at 910-362-7999, or at the box office.
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Youth activities ( Ping Pong, Foosball, Pool, Video games, Corn Hole & other favorite board games) Sports balls are available at front desk at the Community Center (ages 9 and up) on Fridays from 4:00pm-6:00pm and Saturdays from 10:00-5:00pm (kids/family fun ) 1st & 3rd Fridays & 2nd & 4th Saturdays. Call 910-
278-5518 for more information. Oak Island Community Center – 102 SE 47th St. – 910278-6552
SOUTHPORT FREEDOM RUN
Saturday, June 25th. Registration is now opened and participates are guaranteed a Freedom Run t-shirt if entering by June 3. This year’s fee are $28 for early registration and $35 for registrations after June 3 for the 5K, and $15 for the 1-mile run. The race begins at 8 a.m. Active military, first responders and their family members receive discounted entries fee of $20 for advance registration and $30 after June 3. See the festival’s website nc4thofjuly.com for an entry form.
KEVIN BELL SKATE PARK
The Skate Park located at SE 49th and Beach Dr. is open for the season. The hours are 12-6pm on Saturdays and 1-6pm on Sundays. Call 910-278-5518 for more information. Oak Island Community Center – 102 SE 47th St. – 910-278-6552
FLAG CEREMONIES
The Southport Flag Ceremony Committee (originated by the Cape Fear Yacht Club and it’s philanthropic group, S.O.S.), will join together at sunset to pay tribute to America, her Troops, Veterans and Freedom. The ceremony will take place where Howe & Bay Streets meet by the Whittlers’ Bench from May 21-June 3 at 8:15 pm and on on Flag Day, June 14 at 8:15. As the sun begins to set, volunteers will welcome those who have gathered then ask everyone to stand silent as the Flag is lowered and Taps is played. Flag ceremonies will also take place over Independence Weekend (July 1-5), first Fridays in the summer and between Labor Day and September 11.
GARDEN WORKSHOP CLASSES
Sat, 6/11 @10:30am - Adults - Bats and Blooms, Sat, 6/11 @9:30am - Kids - Sprouts for Sprout (classes are free, please call to register) Stewart Hardware, 8848 River Road, SE * Southport, 910-457-5544
ADULT SOCCER LEAGUE
Where: Register at Oak Island Recreation Center. Who: Men and women ages 18 and older. Fee: $200.00 per team What: Adult soccer is a co-ed league for all interested men and women 18 years old and up. Teams are now being formed and the season will begin Tuesday, June 10th. All games will be held at the soccer field at Middleton Park and play short sided 7 v 7 soccer rules. Games will be in a friendly and supportive environment. Individuals and teams are urged to call Eric at 278-5518. Coaches Meeting @ Recreation Center, Tuesday, June 3rd, 6pm.
BRUNSWICK CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE
6/7/2016 7:00 PM, “The Irish In the Civil War,” with Susannah Ural Registration at 6:30 pm. Program at 7:00 pm. Trinity Methodist Church, 209 E Nash St, Southport, North Carolina 28461 For more information go to: brunswickcivilwarroundtable.com
STAND UP PADDLEBOARD LESSONS
expressive arts & sound therapist. This 4-part integrative arts series will explore the healing sounds from 4 different cultures (Cherokee, African, Indian, Tibetan) through toning, chanting, music-making, drawing, and writing. May 15 - Native American Drums & Rattles & Bells , May 29 - African Drums & Small Percussion Instruments, June 12 - Crystal Singing Bowls & Shruti Box, June 26 - Tibetan Bowls
FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY WALK
The Oak Island Parks and Recreation May 6, 5-7 pm – free Downtown Department will be offering stand up padSouthport dle boarding lessons June- August, in conjunction with Barrier Island Excursions. SOUTHPORT WATERFRONT The lessons are available on Thursdays from MARKET 9am – 11am for $65. Spaces are limited and May 4,11,18, 25, 8 am-1 pm, Fort participants can register at the Recreation Johnston Southport Museum & Visitors’ Center. All equipment will be furnished. Center Lawn For more information call 278-5518.
SURFING LESSONS
The Oak Island Parks and Recreation Department will be offering surfing lessons June- August, in conjunction with Crystal South Surf Camp. The lessons will be taught by CPR/first aid certified instructors on 16th St SE. Individual lessons are available on Monday & Tuesdays from 8:30am- 11am for $65. Participants can register atwww.crystalsouthsurfcamp.com. All equipment will be furnished.
ART SUMMER CAMPS
June 21 – 23 Pirate and Pearls KIDS Summer Camp 9:00 - 12:00 Ages 6 – 12. June 27 – 28 Adult Summer Camp 9:00 - 12:00 Paint a floor cloth, Ages 18 – up. June 4 - Adult Summer Camp A unique painting service to Bald Head Island 9am - 3pm. (two other dates available) Food, Drink, transportation to and from Bald Head and all art supplies are all supplied. Weather permitting, Come find your inner artist at Pescado y Amor paint studio. Your canvas, paints and brushes will be supplied. Call 910-632-3908 for details. pescadoyamor.com
OAK ISLAND COMMUNITY CENTER YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Fridays from 4:00pm-6:00pm and Saturdays from 10:00-5:00pm (kids/family fun ) 1st & 3rd Fridays & 2nd & 4th Saturdays.Youth activities ( Ping Pong, Foosball, Pool, Video games, Corn Hole & other favorite board games) Sports balls are available at front desk at the Community Center (ages 9 and up) 102 SE 47th St. – 910-278-6552
SOUND HEALING AND MEDITATION
Sundays: May 15 & 29 and June 12 & 26, 2:00 - 3:30 PM Cost of series is $80.00. Hearts & Sol Wellness is offering «Sound Healing and Meditation» with Ella Hill, an
SOUTHPORT WATERFRONT MOVIE
June 10th – “Transformers Age of Extinction” Free, Begins at dusk on the Garrison Lawn, Downtown Southport.
SOUTHPORT OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT –
June 11th – 8:00 PM “Something of Value” Free, Franklin Square Park, Southport, NC. Stop Kiss - June 17th – June 19th, The Brunswick Little Theater Mainstage, 8086 River Rd SE, Southport , North Carolina 28461
GIRLS NIGHT OUT:
Friday, June 3rd. Girls ages 8-14. The event will be located at the Boiling Spring Lakes Community Center from 5:30pm 8:30pm. It will be a fun-filled night filled with dancing, fashion shows, makeovers, and more! Dinner is provided and it is $5 for BSL Taxpayers and $7 for non BSL Taxpayers. For more information, please contact Meredith Batchelor at 910-3630018 or mbatchelor@cityofbsl.org.
Edible Events DAILY BEER AND WINE TASTINGS OFFERED.
The Grape & Ale, 8521 E Oak Island Dr., Oak Island,910-933-4384
“GOOD WINES FOR A GREAT CAUSE”
Every Thursday from 5pm to 7:30pm – Wine Tastings $5+, Proceeds benefiting local charities. Uncorked By The Sea, 602-A N. Howe St, Southport. 910-4540633.
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CALENDAR DAILY BEER AND WINE TASTINGS
Wine Tasting – choice of 5 wines $8, Beer Tasting – includes 6 beers $7 Silver Coast Winery Tasting Room, 105 S. Howe St, Southport, 910-777-5151.
DAILY WINE AND CRAFT BEER TASTINGS
Enjoy 6 wines or six beers. Mon-Thur, 2pm to 9pm, Fri, 12pm to 10pm Sat, 2pm – 10pm. Flights, 1513-9 N. Howe St, Southport. 910-363-1202
HUMP DAY SOIREE!
Every Wednesday, enjoy discounted Tapas and Selected $6 wines of the day. Ports of Call Bistro, 116 N. Howe St. 910-457-4544
SOUTHPORT TEA HOUSE
11am-2pm- Tues. 11am-3pm - Wed.- Sat. 10am-2pm - Sunday Brunch 611N Howe St, Southport, NC, (910)833-0227 June 10th : Tea Party with Crescom Bank. Stop in anytime between 11am-2pmfor a FREE cup of tea, Courtesy of Crescom Bank! June 11th : Celebrating the Man in your life. 11am-12:30pm. Enjoy High Teawith the special man in your life whether it’s your father, brother, uncle orgrandpa! All ages welcome. Includes sandwiches, treats and tea. $25 per couple.Call for reservations. June 23rd : Tea Talk with Sherri - Making Scones. 3:30-5pm * $15 per person. Sip on
tea and sample scones, while Sherri shows you how to make traditional. English cream style scones. Call for reservations.
MUSIC FRANKLIN SQUARE PARK
SOUL SUNDAY - The best in Gospel Soul and Motown Featuring Billy “V” Oldies DJ. Sunday June 12, 2016 - 3:00pm to 5:00pm June 24, at 7:00pm. As part of the Southport Fourth of July festival, the Brunswick Concert Band will perform a free concert at Franklin Square Park on Friday evening, June 24, at 7:00pm. The program conducted by Tom Smicklas and Michael Stringer, will include favorite patriotic songs and marches. For more information visit the Chamber of Commerce website www. nc4thofjuly.com
KEZIAH PARK
DOO WOP DOWNTOWN: Group sounds from the 50’s 6/3/2016 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM, Downtown Southport, North Carolina 28461 (next to the police station)
ODELL WILLIAMSON AUDITORIUM BRUNSWICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
50 College Rd NW, Bolivia, 910-7557416. June 18, 2016: 7:30 PM Main Stage – Bluelight Basement, Father’s Day Mega
concert : Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes and Blue Magic. Tickets are available on www. listenupbrunswickcounty.com.
OASIS BAR AND GRILL
8039 River Rd SE, Southport, 910-4544004 Wed nights 7pm: Karaoke – with DJ Rodney Saturdays 6:30pm: Live Music, Summer Music line up includes: Brooke Thompson, Linda Synder, Johnny Moore, The Lucky Girls and Parker Lanier
FISHY, FISHY
106 Yacht Basin Dr, Southport, 910457-1881 (6:30pm-10:30pm Music) June 2: Kim & Travis, June 3: Rev, June 4: The Dennis Walton Band, June 9: Hank & Les, June 10: Heather & Dennis, June 11: The Other Guys, June 16: Monica Jane & Wes, June 17:The Dennis Walton Band, June 18: The Awkward Silents, June 19: Oldschool, June 23: Heather & Dennis, June 24:Two Of A Kind, June 25: Uncle Hairy, June 30: The Awkward Silents
DEAD END SALOON
4907 Fish Factory Rd SE, Southport, 910-454-4002 June 11: The Dennis Walton Band, June 25: The Groove Pirates
YACHT BASIN EATERY
122 Yacht Basin Dr, Southport, 910-3634108. Thursdays 6 to 9pm, Fridays 7 to 10pm, Saturdays 8 to 11pm, Sundays 4 to 7:30pm. June 2: Open Mic, June 3: Jilli & the RRB, June 4: Privateers. June 5: Parker Lanier, June 9: Open Mic, June 11: Christine Martinez, June 12: Southport Johnny & the Business Blues, June 16: Open Mic, June 17: Stoney Creek, June 18: Groove Pirates, June 19: Gene Gregory, June 23: Open Mic, June 24: Rev, June 25: English Channel, June 26: Dos Eddies, June 30: Open Mic
SILVER COAST WINERY TASTING ROOM
105 S. Howe St, Southport, 910-7775151 Every Tuesday - Open Mic Night 7:00 – 10:00 pm
OAK ISLAND PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENTS
Custom Painted glass blocks from $50 - up Custom Painted Windows ranging from $150 - up Windows pictured $250
Summer Concert Schedule. Our concerts are held on Fridays at 6:30- 8:30pm at Middleton Park. June 3: Same Side of the Street-variety, June 10: Sgt. Rock Band, June 17: Rivermist Band, June 24: The Imitations
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BOILING SPRINGS LAKES REC CENTER
Live Music every 3rd Saturday 6pm. June 18: Soul on Beach
MOOSE LODGE
“Moosestock Jam Session” hosted by Dennis Walton Open Mic night every Sunday 3 -7pm
LAZY TURTLE
Tues – Open Mic night with Steve Fitzgerald 7pm-10pm Weds – Pub Wars Trivia with Tommy Glenn 7pm Thurs – Free shag lessons with John Hutton & Katy O’Neill - 6pm and DJ Tim Holland – 7pm Fri – Karaoke with DJ Rodney or Tim Holland 8pm Every Sunday – Live Music on the Ocean Side 4-8pm Every Saturday - Live Music 8-10pm June 12: Seneca guns, June18: Lucky Girls, June 19: James Vincent Carroll, June 25: Christina Martinez, June 26: Parker Lanier
CHECK SIX BREWING CO.
Wednesdays – Karaoke with Don Jewell 7pm. Fridays - live music 7pm June 3: Smartmouth, June 4:The Groove Pirates, June10: John Tatum
PORTS OF CALL
Thursdays - Jake Beamer on Keyboard Alternate Wednesdays (May) - Jay Killman, guitarist First Fridays – Jay Killman, guitarist Jamie and Dean Carbone will perform for Special Events and Theme evenings. Check the Ports of Call Facebook Page for up coming events.
MARITIME MARKET HOSTS HOWL AT THE MOON!
June 20 - BHI - Beach Access 39 from 7pm-9pm Peter the Piper (Scottish Bagpipes) and Bonfire, BYOB
BALD HEAD ISLAND CONSERVANCY ANNUAL PICNIC & FUNDRAISER June 30 4pm-8pm At the Common Cape Fear Station Live Music and entertainment
SUNSET CELEBRATION
BHI - Riverside Adventure Company 5:30pm-9pm by Beach Access 5 Live Music, DJ Fray and Drum Circles Every Monday from Memorial Day to Aug 17
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SPOTTINGS
Coming Next Month
July is DOUBLE ISSUE month for
Southport Magazine! The Southport Clamdiggers held a reunion in May. A big thanks to the committee members who helped make it happen: Mary Tomlinson,Tim Stiller, Josann Campanello, Carol Florkiewier, Rodney Melton Sr., and Watson Tomlinson.
Issue #1 4TH OF JULY SURVIVAL GUIDE Hits the streets June 28th Advertising Deadline June 10th
Issue #2 THE HOT ISSUE
Downtown Southport, Inc. welcomed nearly 50 Members and Guests to a Member / Guest reception May 5 at the Southport Marina . Photo by: Renee Clement Photography.
Hits the streets July 11th Deadline June 10th
Commander Rick Sessa presented Caroline O’Brien (and service dog-in-training Abigail) with a contribution to continue Canines for Service’s fine and important work, during April 27, 2016 regularly scheduled meeting of the Richard H. Stewart Jr. American Legion Post 543 in St. James. Carol Northup, RN, Dosher VP & chief nursing officer (holding plaque), poses with John Watkins, RRT, director, Cardiopulmonary Services; Austin Day, area vice president, Healogics; and John Stone, CHRN, director, Wound Care Center.
ONE RATE FOR BOTH ISSUES. Contact Kris Beasley at Kris@southportmag.com to reserve your spot today!
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2230 Lake Keziah Road, Boiling Spring Lakes 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath This home is a hidden gem located on Lake Keziah. It features two lots, a dock, pool, decks, and pergola for all your outdoor enjoyment. Go inside to a lovely greatroom/kitchen with granite countertops and bar. Dine in your sunroom overlooking the deck and pool. The large master suite includes a bath with tiled shower. Also two bedrooms and a bath are available for family or guests. The second lot has two storage buildings and a circular drive. Second lot also has a valid septic evaluation. $184,900 • MLS # 100011642 Call Verilyn McKee, (910) 470-0527 or David Thorp, (910) 5401665, Southport Realty, Inc.
555 Lockwood Court, Bolivia, NC River Run Plantation – 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Incredible View of the Lockwood Folly River! River Run is a water access community and this house gives you the view everyone wants. 2 bedrooms/2 baths on the main floor with an additional bedroom/flex space above the garage. Large living/dining room combo with an entire wall of glass from which you can view the water. Spacious kitchen with breakfast area, screened porch and wrap around deck provides plenty of outdoor area perfect for entertaining or just relaxing. This well built home could use some TLC but the layout and location is perfect! Boat ramp, pool, tennis courts, fishing...all available in this great community with very low HOA. Definitely check this one out! $244,560 • MLS # 100012524 Call Laura LeFevre, (910) 465-6591, Southport Realty, Inc.
6129 River Sound Circle, The Landing at Southport JUST REDUCED! 4 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath This lovely low country home offers coastal living at its best! Open the front door and you will instantly feel at home. The large living room with gas fireplace, and built in bookcase offers views of nature through the wall of windows and doors that step out onto a deck which, along with the screened porch, offers a great entertaining space for weekend
cookouts. The bright and airy kitchen has brand new stainless steel appliances, under counter lighting, and loads of storage space with a pantry, cabinets, and drawers galore. The downstairs master suite features an adjoining private bath with jetted tub, double vanity, and separate shower - all combined this makes up your own private spa like retreat. Upstairs you will find 2 additional bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 2 bonus rooms that could be anything your heart desires - home theater, playroom for the kids, extra bedrooms, offices - endless possibilities. All of this and less than a mile from historic downtown Southport! $399,000 • MLS #100012073 Call Harley Lemons, Southport Realty Inc., (910)352-7174.
2938 Trailwood Dr SE, Southport, NC St. James Plantation – JUST REDUCED! 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Very nice home located within walking distance to the Founders Club. Also, walking distance to the full service Marina and Waterway Park. Bonus room over the garage with the 3rd full bathroom. Carolina/Florida room with seasonal enclosures to allow views of the pond in the back. 4 clubs offering 81 holes of golf, indoor pool, outdoor pools, tennis and 2 indoor fitness centers (3rd fitness center to be built). The membership is active. The property does not require flood insurance. $279,900 • MLS #20697656 Call Ben Styers, Southport Realty, Inc., (910)448-2598.
3922 Meeting Place Ln, Arbor Creek NEW CONSTRUCTION REDUCED! 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath This Ashley French Country Coastal by Isenhour Homes has been carefully planned with elegance and functionality in mind. As you enter the foyer you look ahead to a spacious inviting great room with vaulted ceilings and a corner gas fireplace. Off of the great room enjoy quiet evenings on the screen porch with lovely stamped concrete flooring. The spacious kitchen has a beautiful center island, GE Appliances and a generous pantry is perfect for entertaining or family get togethers. Adjacent to the kitchen is the dining room which leads to the great room. Set apart from the living areas is the owners suite featuring double entry doors, and tray ceilings. Pamper yourself in the master bathroom suite with his and her separate vanities, zero entry tile shower,
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and large walk in closet. Laundry room is located outside the owners suite for ultimate convenience. Second bedroom located downstairs would be ideal for home office or den. Stroll upstairs to the third bedroom & bonus room. $299,000 • MLS #20693708 Call Leesa Snyder, Southport Realty Inc., (910) 777-1785.
108 East Place, Boiling Spring Lakes Spacious lake home with private dock! Enjoy the peacefulness of nature along with the beautiful lake views from almost every room! Home has- 3 bedroom, 2 baths, large living area with cathedral ceilings and fireplace, kitchen/ dining combo with breakfast bar, and master suite with private sitting area, large walk in closet and en suite bath with double sinks! Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $275,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 5230624.
614 MacKenzie Circle, Southport Brand new construction in Southport’s Premier new neighborhood, Jonas Creek. 3 Bedroom, 3.5 bath home with additional bedroom and full bath above detached garage with views of the marina. Close to everything in Southport! Walk or bike to shops, restaurants, and galleries! Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $475,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 5230624.
514 Caswell Beach Road, Oak Island Expansive views of the ocean and the ICW from this reverse floor plan 4 bedroom 3.5 bathroom coastal home. This home is perfect for entertaining with it’s open floor plan, bonus room with kitchenette, 2 screened porches, deck, and custom patio with fire pit. Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $799,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624 or Candace Hobbs (910)515-8312.
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 $739,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624.
105 58th Street, Oak Island Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath beach condo in pristine condition (never rented). Many up-grades throughout, including appliances, backsplash, recent carpet in bedrooms. This unit has been used only as weekend place for owners. Very well maintained. Listed with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS at $195,000. Call Kay Jolliff (910) 523-0624 or Christine Martinez (910) 448-0135.
208 East Yacht Drive, Oak Island, NC Waterfront on the ICW – Waterfront home on the Intracoastal Waterway – corner lot, close to the new bridge for easy access on and off the island. $325,000 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call Tiffany Baker(919)842-2399
57 Foxfire Lane, Oak Island, NC Seaside in Caswell Beach - Nothing is finer than seaside Carolina in beautiful Caswell Beach! This fabulous top floor, two-level home has a wonderful open floor plan, great living spaces, and gorgeous views from almost every room. Three bedroom, three baths, elevator, enclosed double garage and private golf cart parking area. Call today and plan to spend this summer by the sea! Listed at $474,500 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS. Call Lucy Vance (910)232-8586
5993 Gray Squirrel Path, Southport, NC Perfect & Pristine in Turtlewood – Pristine 3 bed, 2 ½ bath home with red oak hardwoods. Lovely kitchen has granite, stainless, & solid wood cabinetry. Master ensuite with tiled shower, Jacuzzi tube & double vanities. Upstairs bonus for media or rec room. $267,500 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call Donna Martin (336)480-4383
3709 Tiger Lily Ct, Arbor Creek Simply gorgeous three bedroom, three bath home, open floorplan in Arbor Creek. $309,000 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call Jim Goodman (910) 368-1247
600 West Brunswick St Unit 10 Harborside of Southport – A very rare opportunity to own this well-crafted unique condo with one of the very best views Southport has to offer: the Cape Fear River, the Elizabeth River, and the Intracoastal Waterway. Located downtown, directly across from Southport Marina. Listed at $399,900 with Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS Call John Dosher (910)448-0536
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LPM HOMES 5001 O’Quinn Blvd. Suite 1 • Southport NC David Purser 980-254-1489 | David Sawyer 704-320-8591 Catrina Purser 704-369-9586 info@lpmhomes.com • lpmhomes.com www.SouthportMag.com / JUNE 2016 / Southport Magazine 55
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