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Posted Fri, Apr 23rd 2010, 12:54
Thursday, April 22nd, come to McLean Park from 5 – 7 PM where you can enjoy an all-out “Go Green!” effort to celebrate our planet and have fun! Live music will fill the air, along with children’s laughter as they play on the inflatables. Stroll through the many vendors scattered throughout the park and see what’s new in recycling. Take home a plant and add to the clean air. Details at 843.280.5570 or www.nmb.us/parksrec.
Posted Mon, Apr 19th 2010, 10:51
Because of a combination of factors (creditors, the sour economy, location, lack of investors, and many other reasons), Freestyle Music Park has had difficulty making a “go” of it in the Grand Strand area. Recently, new owners tried but lost ground when they missed an April 1st payment deadline for past-due bills. For all of these and other causes, Freestyle is unlikely to open in 2010, especially with no new investors.
Posted Fri, Apr 16th 2010, 10:43
The North Carolina Zoo and the Zoo Society remind us that wildlife need to use the roadways, too. This symbol on T-shirts and hats reminds us that roadways are to be shared. For example, in spring, watch out for box turtles. It’s mating season, so they’re on the move. At night, brake for otters, opossums, raccoons, and other species – they’re moms on their way home to their young. Make a statement with your fashion statement!
Posted Fri, Apr 16th 2010, 09:37
Shown here, Hootie lead singer Darius Rucker in The Hootie and the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am. Held at the Barefoot Dye course, the tournament helps raise funds for junior golf. Its popularity is fueled by celebrities from the fields of entertainment and sports who are on hand to play and have fun. Locals vie to volunteer to “marshall,” and spectators pay to watch the golf and the antics of the golfers.
Posted Tue, Apr 13th 2010, 10:15
Can’t remember where to put which plate or utensil on the dinner table? Always get your salad and dinner forks mixed up? Help for the dining—hallenged is here -a place mat with built-in instructions for the location of your “tools,” part of the design of the mat. These “training” mats turned up in the “What’s New” section of an online design store, so do a little Google-search to find yours or, better yet, make one.
