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Posted Mon, Dec 14th 2009, 11:51
Something is going on here at the beach all year round — not just in entertainment at theaters and sporting events. Consider today, for instance. The cool front moved in, leaving a metallic glisten on the ocean water as the tide pulls out. With some cloud cover and emerging sun just after dawn, the morning’s beauty included a pinky-silvery-glow over the terrain. Come see for yourself how beauty beams at the beach!
Posted Mon, Dec 14th 2009, 11:33
Just over the North Carolina border, supporters of the Shallotte Farmers Market busily work toward their May 2010 opening. Riverside Park in Shallotte is home to this charming market, so more amenities are being built to invite shoppers from around the area. Recently, the market won acclaim from the town of Shallotte at its monthly Board of Aldermen meeting.
Posted Tue, Dec 8th 2009, 10:27
The National Golf Foundation states that there is good news in its numbers: 2009 rounds are up 5 percent nationally, though down overall for a ten-year stretch. Golfers tend to stay closer to home with 52% (no decrease in golfing due to the economy), 34% (fewer trips), 22% (spending less), and 2% (economic setbacks). Never mind the golf industry; what’s in it for golfers? More golfing discounts, and we have them! Call us for details!
Posted Tue, Dec 8th 2009, 09:59
What did you do on November 26th? The day was more than just Thanksgiving. It was the 330th day of the year, with 35 remaining days before 2010, in case anyone regrets the end of 2009. In 1778 Captain James Cook became the first European to visit Maui in the Hawaiian Islands. On this same day in 2003, the turbo-powered, supersonic passenger airliner called Concord made its final flight over Bristol, England.
Posted Tue, Dec 8th 2009, 09:39
The Intracoastal Christmas Regatta launched the holidays with attendance went well over 30,000 on Saturday. People lined the Intracoastal Waterway up and down the cruising area. The event, called “Yachts for Tots,” also generated many donations of toys for the area’s children who are especially in need this year, one of the most difficult economically that we have experienced in a very long time. Toy collection boxes will be receiving toys up to Christmas! [Photo courtesy of NorthMyrtleBeachOnline.com]