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Posted Wed, May 13th 2009, 4:36
Ah, a May wedding! Prince Resort made a perfect site for a casual beach wedding last week. Guests, bride and groom- all barefoot and casual. A sunny day, a passing pelican, and a gentle breeze made the occasion memorable and relaxing for everyone, launching the featured couple off on their life together. What a great way to begin married life!
Posted Fri, May 15th 2009, 5:54
The spring bikers have come to North Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet instead of Myrtle Beach. All along Ocean Boulevard, business seems to be brisk as the rally week moves along. NMB's hang-out spots see bikers having fun, not causing problems with the peak of activity yet to come this weekend. Nicole Aiello, spokesperson for NMB, said things have been relatively quiet in the city during the first days of the rally.
Posted Mon, May 18th 2009, 4:55
Art classes are available in our area! If you love art or want to learn more, this is a great opportunity. Each class is $8.00, with supplies provided, or bring the supplies that you want to use. The instructor is Lola Jackson, a board-certified artist and instructor of art, and she plans outdoor classes as the summer proceeds. Call for information: 910.612.4453. You CAN draw and paint!
Posted Wed, May 20th 2009, 8:37
To support a favorite fishing reef off the coast of Little River, SC, join the fun in the multi-species fishing tournament to be held Memorial Day weekend. The launch site is the Harbourgate Marina under the Little River bridge. Date is Memorial Day weekend, May 22-24. People are expected from all over to try their hand at winning cash prizes and other awards totaling $50,000. All proceeds go to the Artificial Reef Foundation.
Posted Mon, May 25th 2009, 4:12
NMB's McLean Park (2nd Avenue and Oak Drive South) is a year-round park for everyone to enjoy, from winter strolls to the Easter egg hunt to summer picnics and concerts. All ages enjoy the opportunity to meander around through the natural area, seeing wildlife, and relaxing. It has two playgrounds and plenty of open spaces. For information about future events, call NMB Department of Parks and Recreation, 843.280.5570.
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