by Barry Kaufman | May 26, 2021 | Interior Design, May 2021, Pets, The South, Travel
There’s something inherently American about the open road. Sure, you can probably thank the ancient Romans for coming up with the concept, but it was Americans, from Kerouac’s beat generation to Farley and Spade’s Tommy Boy, who turned the road trip into an art form....
by Barry Kaufman | Apr 1, 2021 | April 2021, Home
Of all the things you can do for your home—fresh paint, updated cabinetry—there is nothing more important than curb appeal. And the key to curb appeal is a healthy, verdant lawn of grass and eye-catching landscaping. If you don’t have that under control, you can kiss...
by Barry Kaufman | Apr 1, 2021 | April 2021, Health & Wellness
It was supposed to be just a routine eye exam for David Wilson. The long-time local charter fishing captain had been experiencing some issues with his right eye, and as he was due for new glasses anyway, he scheduled his appointment with Dr. Michael Campbell Jr. at...
by Barry Kaufman | Apr 1, 2021 | April 2021, Arts & Entertainment, Featured
Riley Miller Occupation: 5 p.m. anchor for WJCL 22 News Who is the most interesting person you have ever interviewed? October 2019 was definitely my most interesting day on the job. American Idol was in Savannah for auditions, and I got to interview judges Katy Perry,...
by Barry Kaufman | Apr 1, 2021 | April 2021, Home
If the corner of Bridge and Calhoun could talk, you can bet it would have stories to tell. As the confluence of two streets that stretch through more than a century of Bluffton history, this intersection has seen Bluffton evolve from a sleepy river town to an active...
