It may sound old school, but word of mouth still travels fast when it comes to spreading the news about your business. Marketing Consultant, Kate Sanders considers those customers to be major advocates for YOU!
When I heard there was a “slime museum” in Atlanta, I knew this was something my girls would need to see. We rarely allow slime in our home because of the mess, but they love it so much that I thought it was the perfect opportunity to get their fill of ooze without destroying anything we own. We saw all the colors, felt the textures, and even smelled the slimiest scents – but is this something that you want to fork over the dough for your family to experience? Check
Two events will celebrate significant progress in North Augusta today. The first at 5:15 pm on the corner of West/Bluff Avenue, features an announcement by the Beacon Bluff team of another tenant for the mixed-use development. Brinkley’s Tavern on the Bluff will be opening soon. The new restaurant is the latest venture from Brinkley’s Chop House owners, Terry and Cimberlie Brinkley. As ABD reported in late March, Utah-based Melty restaurant is also coming to Beacon Bluff and is scheduled to open in the coming weeks. The eatery, featuring a variety
North Augusta has been selected to host SC Decoded 2024, an annual event held by the South Carolina Council on Competitiveness, also known as SC Competes. It is scheduled for September 10 and 11. “We are a statewide organization that drives long-term economic future by providing actionable research, network growth, and resources in the tech industry, aerospace, and logistics industries,” Jamie DeMent, Director of Technology & Cybersecurity Initiatives for SC Competes, explained for ABD. “So, each of us has our own conferences and SC Decoded is SC tech’s specific technology
