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Posted Tue, Aug 18th 2009, 15:07
Starting at 5 pm until 7 pm, Prince Resort’s 3500 Ocean Grill now features its “happy hour” specials in the lounge overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Meet new people in a beautiful environment. Enjoy tasty appetizers created by our own Chef Steve, and relax after a hard day’s work with a refreshing beverage. Ask us to make your favorite cocktail!
Posted Fri, Aug 14th 2009, 15:06
The revised opening of the new North Myrtle Beach Connector road is August 31st. This route will take drivers from/to Main Street in North Myrtle Beach from/to the west, linking to Highway 31 and Highway 9. Some residents see this new road as an opportunity. Others see it as one more element of change, something needing to be addressed. Expectations run high either way, with the potential for economic values to rise in the area.
Posted Thu, Aug 13th 2009, 15:04
If you vacation at the beach and find yourself under one of our passing summer showers, the sun just might be shining at the same time. That is because the water-laden clouds are so well defined. The rain won’t spoil your vacation because often the downpour moves quickly. Look for a double, even triple, rainbow and count yourself lucky! Nature’s beauty will enhance your vacation memories!
Posted Mon, Aug 10th 2009, 14:58
Explore 3500 Ocean Grill culinary masterpieces this evening! Chef Steve’s magic touch with a mere piece of fresh fish or pork tenderloin defies belief. In fact, if you have a recipe in mind, mention it in case he has the ingredients on hand to try it. 3500 is a designer restaurant in the sense that Chef Steve is able to design amazing taste combinations with items that we mere food lovers take for granted.
Posted Fri, Aug 7th 2009, 14:57
Though not in South Carolina, this is a big fish story nevertheless. A North Carolina man reeled in a huge 1,062 pound blue marlin off the Maryland coast near Ocean City, taking 3 hours. Aboard the boat No Problem out of Fenwick Island, Delaware, Robert Ferris broke a 20-year Maryland record at the White Marlin Open Tournament. His fish is valued at $550,000. His memories are priceless.