Due to a series of King Tides forecast for today and tomorrow, the MOJA Arts Festival’s Reggae Block Dance at Brittlebank Bank has been relocated to Hampton Park. The free event will begin at 6 pm, as scheduled, and will feature live reggae music, food vendors and artisan crafts from local artists. Other MOJA programs, […] The post MOJA Arts Festival Event ‘Reggae Block Dance’ Relocated to Hampton Park appeared first on Holy City Sinner.

Democratic Congressional Candidate Mac Deford released the following statement on the Charleston County School Board’s decision concerning Superintendent Dr. Eric Gallien: “The recent decision by the Charleston County School Board of Trustees to place Superintendent Dr. Eric Gallien on leave raises deeply concerning questions about transparency, integrity, and the rule of law in our school […] The post Congressional Candidate Mac Deford Releases Statement on Charleston County School Board’s Decision Concerning Superintendent appeared first on Holy City Sinner.

Tacos from El Ray del Taco in Raleigh. | El Rey del Taco Where to find tacos, burritos, quesadillas, gorditas, tortas, and sopes in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill Driving around neighborhoods in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, it seems like almost every intersection, gas station, and parking lot hosts a Mexican food truck. The plethora of trucks is a truly unique and delicious feature of the regional food scene. Most trucks have similar menus, offering tacos, burritos, quesadillas, gorditas, tortas, and sopes, filled with a choice of meat. There’s a slew of tortillas and breads, stuffed or topped, grilled or fried, with delicious fillings. While many trucks’ fare appears similar on the surface, some specialize in more regional Mexican dishes, the method by which the food is prepared reflecting the local heritage of the chef or owner. The trucks and their settings certainly aren’t glamorous — you’re likely to find yourself getting takeout, perched on a picnic bench, sitting on the curb, or scarfing down a meal in your car. But, in spite of eating in modest settings, when it comes to the array of Latin American street foods available, the flavors diners encounter are another story altogether.

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