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closeBuild-A-Burger now open 7 days a week
Build-A-Burger has opened at Millwood Plantation Shopping Center on Herlong Avenue in Rock Hill. The restaurant is located next to Jos. A. Bank and McAllister's Deli.
Owner Chad Blackmon and manager Jerry Blackmon use only fresh beef to make their burgers. In addition to three sizes of burgers, the restaurant serves grilled and crispy chicken sandwiches and salads, Nathan's grilled hot dogs and fresh-cut fries. A children's menu is available.
More than 20 fresh toppings are available on the topping bar to add to the sandwiches.
The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Sunday. For more information, call 329-2080.
York County Chamber drop-in planned
The Fort Mill/ Tega Cay holiday drop-in will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Dec. 11 in the newly-renovated Clebourne House, 138 Clebourne St. in Fort Mill.
All York County Regional Chamber of Commerce members are invited. The sponsor is Piedmont Medical Center.
Donations to the Fort Mill Care Center will be accepted for admission. Gift cards to local grocery stores also will be accepted.
For more information, contact Trudie Bolin Heemsoth, 547-5900.
Smith Dray Line gets excellence award
Smith Dray Line, a moving and storage company, has been recognized by United Van Lines as agent of the month for September.
The award is a reflection of exceptional achievement in customer service and outstanding contributions to the United systems.
Smith Dray Line is family-owned and operated in North and South Carolina and has an office on Dave Lyle Boulevard in Rock Hill.
Bowls made for beauty, function
It's not hard to see how the Ramnarace bowls were made by the guy who helped design the Ford Mustang and Thunderbird.
The bowls (www.ramnarace.com) have the same melding of form and function, and are beautiful but sturdy enough to use daily.
The collection consists of three bowls and a coaster made of polished, recycled aluminum. All of the bowls and the coaster look somewhat like the hubs of tires, in a very different form. These items would be perfect for the automotive enthusiast who enjoys fine design.
The Mika bowl ($160) is geometric with unusual lines, inspiring Mustang memories.
The Stirling bowl ($150) resembles a spinning sun, looking more like it was inspired by the Thunderbird.
The Emerson bowl (price unavailable) is more open than the other two bowls, looking somewhat like an open hand, and would likely hold fewer things.
The Tazio coasters ($65) look the most automotive-inspired, and come in a set of four. The coasters would look good on their own but would probably make more sense next to one of the bowls.
-- McClatchy Tribune
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