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Posted Fri, Aug 28th 2009, 15:19
Vacationers look for something different, fun, and yet comfortable. Well, what can be more different, more fun, more unique than living at a pier! The Cherry Grove Pier in N Myrtle Beach is multi-purpose – fishing (of course), sightseeing, special events such as weddings, meditating, power-walking, meeting new people, and probably a million other uses that we have not even considered. What do YOU do on the pier?
Posted Wed, Aug 26th 2009, 15:19
General S. R. Gist (given name as “States Rights” Gist) died during the Civil War at the age of 33. A lawyer and a militia general for the Confederate Army, he rose to fame during the war and was killed in the Franklin-Nashville Campaign, with his body later moved back home to Columbia for final burial.
Posted Mon, Aug 24th 2009, 15:18
American Hospitality Academy’s efforts to engage Prince guests in fun activities picked up momentum for the month of July. Participation rose by 36 for the month to a total of 618. The moderators of these summertime interests are students who are learning the hospitality business. Top events were pool games, water-balloon tossing, shark-tooth searches, and tie-dyeing shirts. Other fun came from beach soccer, scavenger hunt, and seaside darts.
Posted Fri, Aug 21st 2009, 15:13
Learn to recognize the signs of a rip current. If in doubt, don’t go out. If you do swim in a rip current, do not try to fight against the force of the water flow taking you out to sea. Swim with the current but parallel to the shoreline until you no longer feel the pull of the current. Then swim back to shore. If tired, float or tread water. Call for help.
Posted Wed, Aug 19th 2009, 15:08
Prince Resort lies at the water’s edge, right at the front of The Cherry Grove Pier. How easy to wander out to the pier’s gazebo and climb to the viewing deck for an hour or so of pondering the universe, especially when you can see some of the universe from that very spot. Warm August mornings feature clear and sharply defined colors until the afternoon heats up, sending a blanket of haze over the horizon.