Posted Mon, Apr 6th 2009, 9:48
Save money on replacing broken golf clubs by improving golf skills. Grand Strand is home to numerous premier courses, so expect to find golf instructors to suit any need, whether one-on-one attention your swing problems or an extended training series through an accredited golf school, complete with the latest in golf technology. So, if your game frustrates you, how about a vacation with a focus on improving golfing technique. Ask our golf agents for leads.
Posted Wed, Apr 8th 2009, 9:45
The North Myrtle Beach Online.com news reports most successful fishing is conducted off shore lately while the weather and the ocean are still cool. Charter captains rely on shrimp as bait but if not, a product called "Gulp Alive" works. While striper have not been biting, anglers can find reliable sea bass out at the reefs. Flounder will be catchable soon with some big ones caught already.
Posted Fri, Apr 10th 2009, 9:30
The City of N Myrtle Beach is considering starting a trolley system to ease congestion on Highway 17 and parking at the beach. Funding is still the question. With several options possible, local area businesses are also weighing in, requesting a new transportation system that would help locals commute as well as visitors getting to restaurants, shopping, and the beach. Once funding is in place, the system could be in place in 60 days.
Posted Mon, Apr 13th 2009, 9:25
Called "precocious" in the world of trees, the flowering magnolia blooms early to mid-spring in this area. They enjoy full sun to part shade, so look for them tucked around residential gardens and as showcase plants at places such as Brookgreen Gardens. You can't miss them because the flowers appear on bare stems, long before the leaves emerge. The genus of this species is named after the French botanist Pierre Magnol.
Posted Wed, Apr 15th 2009, 11:47
Come try the unique tastes and flavors of local cuisine, in particular the culinary culture of Calabash and Little River, a fishing community on the Intracoastal Waterway. This event is not just about fish. Delicious appetizers, entrees, and desserts will be out for the tasting. Held on Saturday, May 2nd, this event is their first Annual FoodFest, so select your own "winners." Call 843.249.6604 for details.
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