Posted Tue, Jun 16th 2009, 5:14
This pier overflows with family-centered spirit. One weekend it's a fund-raiser BBQ for a pier worker's health issue. There is also an on-going effort to collect plastic soda tops for a young fisher-girl's chemotherapy treatments. Community-spirited endeavors are the character of the Cherry Grove Pier. So, whether you can help by bringing in plastic soda caps (every 1,500 = 1 chemotherapy treatment) or just stop by the friendly tackle shop for "hi," we salute you!
Posted Fri, Jun 19th 2009, 5:22
As soon as the big yellow and blue water slide reaches its required PSI (pounds per inch in tires, but here probably pounds per feet), the sliders are lined up ready to use it. This 70 foot water slide at 1st Avenue South in North Myrtle Beach has drawn thousands of kids, breaking records each day! Open from 10 am to 5 pm, this ride will pay for itself by summer's end.
Posted Mon, Jun 22nd 2009, 8:49
...catching the sun's rays, that is. While The Cherry Grove Pier makes an excellent spot to catch fish because of its 985-foot length (that's 1,607 boards, according to young guests who count them), its exposure to the wide open spaces out over the ocean makes it the number one location in North Myrtle Beach for sightseeing far and wide across the coastline, that is, unless you hop on a boat. Hey, the flounder are running!
Posted Thu, Jun 25th 2009, 4:35
Prince Resort enjoys feasting at its best! 3500 Ocean Grill proudly welcomes culinary specialist Chef Steve who is dedicated to pleasing guests' taste buds. Shown here with a special-event luncheon buffet on display, his first day on the job was event-full. In his capable hands, be assured of any food event you need here at Prince, from a specially catered events to casual dining for two. Come to Prince and try his delectable dishes!
Posted Mon, Jun 29th 2009, 5:37
When you tire of shell-hunting, how about power-riding in the surf! Get exercise! Have fun! Get outdoors! Coastal horseback riding is available here in North Myrtle Beach at Inlet Point Plantation. Guests can enjoy a variety of options from riding horses to all-terrain vehicles. See www.InletPointPlantation.com for more information or call 843.249.2989.
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