Brad Ratledge Band on Facebook-www.facebook.com/pages/Brad-Ratledge-Music/
Brad Ratledge Band Official Website-www.bradratledgeband.com/
Brad Ratledge Band on iTunes- https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/love-is-comin/id503433448
Brad Ratledge Band on Reverbnation- http://www.reverbnation.com/bradratledgeband
This contest will only be open for entries until 11:59pm on Thursday, January 29th, 2015. Five lucky winners will be randomly selected and announced on Friday, January 30th, 2015. To register for your chance to win, fill out the registration below. Good luck!
If you would like more information about the event, visit the Greensboro Coliseum’s website at: www.GreensboroColiseum.com
Catching up with ‘Tattoo Joe’ a local legend in Winston-Salem.
Playing a variety of music from New Country, Old Country, Classic & Southern Rock and when the circumstances call for it, Hard Rock and Rap!!!
Band Members
Upcoming shows-
Jan 30th Johnny&Junes Winston/Salem NC – www.facebook.com/johnnynjunes
Feb 6th Top of the Rock Lexington NC
Feb 7th Legends King NC
Feb 14th Southern Roadhouse Rockingham NC
FEB 20th-21st Riders in the Country Randleman NC
FEB 28th Arizona Pete’s
Bac@ya on Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/bakatyaband
Bac@ya on Reverbnation-http://www.reverbnation.com/bakatya
Fox Television Group chairman and CEO Dana Walden said if it’s renewed for a third season, “Sleepy Hollow” will move production from Wilmington following the demise of the North Carolina film tax credit program.
Dear Sleepy Hollow Crew,
For months, I knew this day would come. The day we would say goodbye to a television show that employed hundreds of Wilmington, NC residents. Put money in the pockets of so many small businesses and brought so many fans of the show to this great city of ours. I’ve met many and took them around the town where they spent so many of their dollars here. I am sure many of you remember me sneaking them by and introducing them to you.
I tried my best, but even my best wasn’t good enough last year to educate the narrow minds of the North Carolina House and the Senate. My words fell on deaf ears. Some said we don’t need the incentives to keep the productions coming. Some said, it’s just not worth it, it costs the state. I urge them to ask the small businesses across…
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High Point Theatre presents:
JAMES GREGORY THE FUNNIEST MAN IN AMERICA
Saturday, January 16, 2016 – 8:00 PM
Using home spun comedy, common sense wisdom, old fashioned values and politically incorrect humor, Gregory pokes fun at crazy relatives, modern sensitive parents and out-of-control environmentalists. With a grass roots following now numbering in the millions, you do not want to miss this zany guy’s rib-tickling reflections on life from the front porch.
Front Orchestra Reserved: $35
Rear Orchestra/ Balcony Reserved: $30
Room & Show Packages are available for this performance. Get 2 tickets to the show + a Double Occupancy room at either the J.H. Adams Inn, The High Point Plaza Hotel, or the Courtyard Marriott.Click here for more info!
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Jimmy’s Seafood & Oyster Bar Closed – After being open for ten years Jimmy’s Seafood & Oyster Bar closed this week. They were located on 3440 Frontis Street off South Stratford Road and Hanes Mall Blvd. The owners Jimmy & Dennis Paloumbas plan to convert the space to Sixty Six Pizzeria Bar and Grill sometime in early 2015.
JAN 9 AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS NIGHT American Legion Post 55, 111 Miller St., Winston-Salem, NC. 6pm, no cover, live music, food, crockpot palooza, soups, stew & chili. Jill Stokes jrstks@aol.com 336-724-0660.
R. J. Reynolds donates part of Whitaker Park to a new partnership. – R J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. just announced they will be donating to the community is its biggest – and likely last – major infrastructure.
It is providing the majority of its Whitaker Park campus to Whitaker Park Development Authority Inc. (WPDA). Whitaker Park is located at Reynolds Blvd and N. Cherry St. The partnership is made up of Winston-Salem Business Inc., the Winston-Salem Alliance and Wake Forest University.
The donation consists of 120 acres, which the group is calling “prime commercial and industrial land,” along with buildings totaling 1.7 million square feet. The plant and most of the properties will be transferred by Reynolds over the next 12 to 24 months. Plans are still being developed of what uses the property will be used for economic development.
Photo courtesy Bo Gray Photography
The Homeless Point-in-Time Count needs volunteers on Wednesday, January 28
The Homeless Point-in-Time Count is a one day, unduplicated count of sheltered and unsheltered homeless individuals and families in Forsyth County. The count, coordinated by United Way of Forsyth County and the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Homeless Council, helps determine the extent of homelessness in the community and data will be used to plan services for the homeless throughout the year. Through efforts in the community to reduce homelessness, chronic homelessness is down over 50% and veteran homelessness is down over 72% in the last seven years. In November, Winston-Salem Forsyth County and Guilford County were selected to participate in Zero 2016, a national campaign to end veteran and chronic homelessness. Mayors Joines and Vaughan announced a partnership to end veteran homelessness by the end of 2015.
Volunteers are needed to help out with the identification and counting of people who are sleeping outside on Wednesday, January 28, 2014. Volunteers will count in groups of 4 to 5 throughout the county for two shifts, 9 p.m. – 12 a.m. and 12 a.m. – 4 a.m. Organizers will be assembling bags of necessities to hand out to homeless men and women and are seeking donations of winter hats, mittens, scarves, gloves, socks, toothpaste, toothbrushes, small bottles of lotion, chapstick (lip balm), canned foods with pop-tops or pre-packaged food, sunscreen and bottled water.
Volunteers may register by visiting www.forsythunitedway.org or by calling 336-721-9378. Donations may be delivered to the Bethesda Center.
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WEEK 1 – Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Participating Restaurants and dishes are subject to change at any time.
See details and restrictions below.*
PARTICIPATING DOWNTOWN ESTABLISHMENTS:
6th & Vine Wine Bar & Cafe: 209 W. Sixth St. 336-725-5577
Signature Dish: 1/2 Rack of Baby Back Ribs: braised with Sherry BBQ sauce. $7.49
Augustine’s Bistro: 401 W. 4th St. 336-293-8357
Signature Dish: Grilled Salmon: with leek, dill and white wine cream sauce served over fettuccine. $11.50
Bayberry Bistro: 420 High St. 336-777-3000
Signature Dish: Cilantro Lime Shrimp: served with Chef’s vegetables and choice of starch. $6.50
Bernardin’s: 901 W. Fourth St. 336-725-6666
Signature Dish: Roasted Atlantic Salmon: horseradish crust, spinach, sweet roasted garlic & port wine sauce. $12.50
Bib’s Downtown: 675 W. Fifth St. 336-722-0007
Signature Dish: Pulled Pork Plate OR Pulled Pork Sandwich Plate: served with slaw, 1 side, and hushpuppies. $3.98
West End Coffee House: 390 N. Broad St. 336-793-2468
Signature Dish: Brownie Sundaes. $3.12 OR Affogato: 2 scoops of gelato with espresso poured on top. $2.87
Camino Bakery: 310-B W. Fourth St. 336-721-9990
Signature Dish: Tart Slices. $2.13 OR Cheesecake Slice. $2.13
Corks Caps & Taps: 626 W. 4th St. 336-893-6887
Signature Dish: 1/2 off Westbend Vineyards wines.
District Roof Top Bar & Grille: 770 Liberty View Court. 336-462-8882
Signature Dish: District Salmon: grilled Atlantic salmon over fried green tomatoes and creamed corn. Topped with green tomato marmalade . $10.00
Downtown Thai & Sushi: 202 W. Fourth St. 336-777-1422
Signature Dish: Pad Thai and Noodles Soup: chicken, vegetable, or tofu. $8.00
California Roll. $4.50
Foothills Brewing: 638 W. Fourth St. 336-777-3348
Signature Dish: Ale Battered Fish and chips: crispy fried with pub fries and remoulade sauce. Half order $5.50 Full order $7.50
Graze: 425 N. Cherry St. (at Marriott) 336-722-5232
Signature Dish: Shrimp & Grits: Old Mill of Guilford grits, smoked tomato Peoples Porter Tasso gravy, parm and pickled okra. $11.00
Hutch & Harris: 424 W. Fourth St. 336-721-1336
Signature Dish: Moravian Chicken Pie: Flaky pie crust filled with hand-picked chicken and topped with sage gravy and served over mashed potatoes with vegetable du jour. $7.00
Jeffrey Adams on Fourth: 321 W. Fourth St. 336-448-1714
Signature Dish: Sirloin: 8 oz. center cut and wood-fired grilled served with mashed potatoes and asparagus . $9.00
Kabobs on Fourth: 214 W 4th St. 336-306-9285
Signature Dish: Chicken Kabob with rice. $5.50
King’s Crab Shack & Oyster Bar: 239 W. Fourth St. 336-306-9567
Signature Dish: Salmon. $9.50
Mellow Mushroom: 314 W. Fourth St. 336-245-2820
Signature Dish: 50% off Pretzels. $3.75
Mooney’s Mediterranean Cafe: 101 W. Fourth St. 336-722-4222
Signature Dish: Garden Chicken Pita. $4.50 OR Garden Pita. $4.50
Mozelle’s: 878 W. Fourth St. 336-703-5400
Signature Dish: Tomato Pie: San Marzano tomatoes, cheeses, herbs, in a hand-rolled crust. $8.50
Old Fourth Street Filling Station: 871 W. Fourth St. 336-724-6007
Signature Dish: Signature Carolina Shrimp and Grits: shrimp, Andouille sausage, tomatoes, baby spinach, chipotle cream sauce, grit cake. $10.00
Small Batch Beer Co: 241 W. 5th St. 336-893-6395
Signature Dish: Hanger Steak: seared with butternut squash puree and roasted mushrooms. $12.00
Spring House Restaurant, Kitchen & Bar: 450 N. Spring St. 336-293-4797
Signature Dish: Slow Cooked Pork Shank: bacon, sweet potato & cabbage ragout with house pepper jelly. $12.00
Sweet Potatoes… a restaurant: 529 N. Trade St. 336-727-4844
Signature Dish: Catfish NOLA: fried catfish topped with spicy Creole sauce served over rice. $8.00
Twin City Hive: 301 Brookstown Ave. 336-745-7051
Signature Dish: Signature Iced Drinking Chocolate. $1.75
Wen Hwa: 134 N. Spruce St. 336-723-1400
Signature Dish: Sesame Honey Chicken. $6.00
Willow’s Bistro: 300 S. Liberty St. Suite 125, 336-293-4601
Signature Dish: Salmon. $10.50
Wingz & Spiritz introduces La Fiesta Downtown: 271 W. Fourth Street. 336-917-300
Signature Dish: Soft Chicken Taco. $1.50 each
* Restrictions and Other Important Details
The Big Eat specials are dine-in only. Limit one dish per person. Shared items such as pizza may have additional limits. Check with each restaurant for details
No splitting with Big Eat specials, thank you.
Restaurant signature dish subject to change, excludes tax and tip
Please check with individual restaurants concerning food ingredients, allergens, and any additional restrictions, thank you.
The Big Eat Specials are subject to availability. Restaurants may run out of the signature dish on any given week. The restaurant is not obligated to provided a replacement dish at a discount.
Link to the Big Eat Video on YouTube
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ROCK 92 AND 109-U-PULL-IT PRESENT THE 2 GUYS NAMED CHRIS COMEDY ALL STARS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH AT THE UNCSA STEVENS CENTER IN DOWNTOWN WINSTON SALEM…FEATURING THREE OF THE GREATEST COMEDIANS EVER TO VISIT ROCK 92! JOIN THE ENTIRE TWO GUYS NAMED CHRIS SHOW AS THEY BUST A GUT LAUGHING AT MIKE MERRYFIELD, SCOTT ANGRAVE AND RONNIE BULLARD!
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