Special Feature
SEC Predictions
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2015
It’s that time of year again, when most of us get energized and excited about the prospects of the upcoming college football season. Recently, Doug Amos and Charlie Trotman, co-hosts of The Bama Budweiser Tailgate Show on ESPN’s “The Ticket” in the River Region, sat down and gave their thoughts on 2015, which included predictions for the Southeastern Conference and the second College Football Playoff.
Stepping Stones
JULY/AUGUST 2015
In 2009, Garrett Cook had yet to experience the adventure of taking a mission trip to a foreign country. As of June 2015, he has made 15 trips and will be making two more before the end of the year.
Luxurious Necessities
MAY/JUNE 2015
There’s so much more to a house than four walls and a roof. To make a house a home, it should contain thoughtful and convenient features that speak to the owner’s unique desires. These cutting-edge electronics and appliances from Cohen’s will turn even the most social butterfly into a homebody.
The Pros of Concrete: TextureCrete, Inc.
MAY/JUNE 2015
Concrete. Just because you walk all over it doesn’t mean it has to be boring. There are actually many options available for sprucing up concrete and it’s more affordable than you may think.
The Pub: Deep-Rooted Tradition
MAY/JUNE 2015
In a city teeming with steak and seafood chains, Charles Anthony’s at The Pub is one of only a few locally-owned restaurants that has stood the test of time. The Pub has been a staple in the Montgomerydining scene for decades. And while various owners have left their mark on it, current owner Charles Anthony Kamburis, Jr., has turned it into one of the most successful and thriving restaurants currently in the capital city.
Meet the Artists
MARCH/APRIL 2015
Our city's art scene is more dynamic thanks to the addition of great pieces commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Selma-to-Montgomery voting rights march. Meet the artists behind the work and delve into Montgomery's rich history.
Gumption Fund
MARCH/APRIL 2015
At RSVP Magazine, we strive to highlight all the cool things taking place in our city, as well as the movers and shakers who are bringing culture and energy to our area. I think most of us would agree that we want to be in a city that promotes good ideas that increase our quality of life, but good ideas take creative and energetic people, along with money to make it happen.
Friendship Mission
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2015
Let’s face it; homelessness makes many of us uncomfortable. It is easier to pretend it doesn’t exist. Even if we want to help with this epidemic, we often don’t know how or we don’t want to step out of our comfort zone. I want to tell you that I was guilty of that until I met the staff and residents of Friendship Mission.
Flipping the Switch
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2014
Making important decisions about your health can be difficult, especially when you don’t fully understand your medical condition and your options. It’s imperative that you are educated about your ailment or illness in order to be assured that you’re making the best choices. An expert, second opinion can be an effective way to gain this knowledge and the piece of mind that comes along with it.
Pike Road Butcher Block & A Catered Affair
MAY/JUNE 2014
It’s a butcher shop, neighborhood restaurant, specialty store, and catering business, all at one location in the Pike Road Station Shopping Center on Vaughn Road. Opened in 2013 by siblings Walter Rotton and Tammy Griffin, Pike Road Butcher Block & A Catered Affair offer a casual lunch and dinner locale in the ever-growing Pike Road community, along with a store specializing in steaks, meats, beer and wine, and gourmet foods and gifts, as well as Tammy’s well-established catering business.