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Posted Mon, Dec 28th 2009, 09:29
Prince Resort’s 3500 Ocean Grill greeted 15 snowbirds from Canada and the northern United States at the recent dinner party in their honor. We hear that all the guests raved about the meal and enjoyed meeting new faces that are sure to be friends for years to come. Stay tuned to this and to the Prince’s Facebook page for information about the next snowbird outing of the season!
Posted Mon, Dec 21st 2009, 13:35
According to many sources, decorating for the holidays need not require any money at all. Finding publically grown greenery is a start. Create a focal point with garnishes of magnolia and pine branches. catter pine cones. Even make your own Christmas tree by putting branches in a bucket of sand, then decorate. Make Christmas stockings from unused cloth. Slow-bake orange slices (4-6 hours at 170 degrees); then hang with bright ribbon. Fragrant and colorful!
Posted Fri, Dec 18th 2009, 10:33
Recent weather fronts through the Grand Strand have produced some challenging surf here on the beach in front of Prince Resort. Wet suits help to keep the chill off since the water temperature ranges about 55 degrees at this time of year. Yesterday we saw people, though, walking barefoot in the surf, looking for sharks’ teeth, with air temperature at the time being about 70 degrees. Surfers, a storm is coming in! Rock and roll!
Posted Thu, Dec 17th 2009, 09:23
Xerox has partnered with numerous groups, including The Boys and Girls Clubs, to make a program that allows easy sending of greeting cards to American soldier serving abroad. Xerox will print your card and send it for you because holidays are an especially hard time for soldiers serving abroad. Regardless of whether you favor the war or not, won’t you support our men and women there? Holidays are among the hardest time for them.
Posted Mon, Dec 14th 2009, 15:29
Visit Brookgreen and see 1,000 candles lighting the way along Live Oak Allee in the 2009 Nights of a Thousand Candles, held from 3:30 to 9 p.m. Dec. 17-19. A popular event, this has been named one of the top 20 “must-see” events in the southeast by the Southeastern Tourism Society. [Photo courtesy of The Sun News]