Brian Chism Sworn in as Brunswick County Sheriff
Brunswick County native Brian Chism is the new sheriff of the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office.
Read MorePosted by Melissa Slaven Warren | May 4, 2023 | Brunswick County, The Blog
Brunswick County native Brian Chism is the new sheriff of the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office.
Read MorePosted by Melissa Slaven Warren | Aug 1, 2020 | Greater Cape Fear, Sponsored Content, The Blog
Seaview Crab Company is committed to selling seafood caught by sustainable seafood practices. Why is Seaview Crab Company one of the most successful fresh seafood markets in the area? It all comes down to one simple principle: connecting people to local seafood. Considering that we live on the coast, you’d think that would be easy to do.
Read MorePosted by Melissa Slaven Warren | Oct 22, 2019 | Sponsored Content, The Blog, Wilmington
Starting with flavorful, fresh fish is key when cooking seafood. And that’s why it’s important to buy fish that’s in season. You can be assured that your local fishmongers at Seaview Crab Company have what’s in season. If you’re not sure what you want, or if you’re new to purchasing or cooking fresh seafood, let them help guide you. Think of a visit to Seaview as a Seafood 101 crash course! And the good news is, no matter the time of year, there is always seafood in season in North Carolina!
Read MorePosted by Melissa Slaven Warren | Oct 10, 2019 | Sponsored Content, The Blog, Wilmington
Let’s face it, when people walk into a fish market, their guard is usually up — especially if they’re buying seafood for the first time. The comingling of smells and visuals can kick the senses into high gear. And that’s enough to make a first impression before the customer even interacts with the fishmonger.
Read MorePosted by Melissa Slaven Warren | Oct 3, 2019 | Sponsored Content, The Blog, Wilmington
Have you ever walked past the seafood counter at your local grocery store and seen signs that say “fresh” shrimp, salmon, tuna or other species — and then read on the packaging that it is a product in Indonesia or someplace so remote that you wonder, how can this be fresh? Well, it’s not. It’s frozen and shipped thousands of miles away.
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