Alex McCann Johnson
A Taste of Italy
From the atmosphere to the exciting new tastes, Williston has a new Italian restaurant right in the downtown area. Sforno Trattoria, which means a small Italian restaurant serving food straight from the oven, is the perfect spot for you to get your tastebuds asking for more. Having been open since mid-December, the restaurant is bringing […]
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Entertainment Inc.! Presents: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
To say that Entertainment, Inc! has done it again is quite the understatement. They have turned all of their adult actors into children for a show right out of the comics. The local nonprofit that focuses on the very word in its name is known for its entertaining plays and musicals that it puts on […]
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Business After Hours Heads to River’s Edge
Williston may not be known for its nine-to-five schedule, but that doesn’t stop the local entrepreneurs from getting together with the common interest of networking with other business individuals. Business After Hours is an event to bring networking to the forefront within one of the local businesses connected to the Williston Chamber of Commerce. This […]
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Death by Chocolate is the Only Way to Go
If there is one way to spend your Saturday night, being chocolate wasted is the best plan of action. TrainND Foundation is holding their first annual Death By Chocolate event at the James Memorial Art Center on February 11th, from 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. This event is one that anyone with a sweet tooth […]
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Don’t Hate; Meditate
If there is one practice that is best in order to help in the journey of self-discovery, meditation is it. While many think of this as more of a chore, there are those that have found this as one of the most important parts of their routine. These are the people who have found the […]
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One Word for the Entire Year
The New Year’s resolution has been around for a very long time. We don’t actually know when the first resolution took place, but we know that the Babylonians were the first known people to celebrate the new year. After nearly 3,600 years, we have continued this tradition, though things have changed. Way back then, they […]
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