Posted Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 14:23
The Cherry Grove Deli and Bakery just celebrated its 1-year anniversary, serving what its owners call “a taste of the North in the South.” Sandwiches made with delicious crusty New York rolls, Reuben sandwiches, homemade egg salad, kielbasa, knishes, and home-baked meats such as liverwurst, homemade cinnamon rolls, even pies – all just a few feet from the beach! This shop even features allergy-free foods, avoiding allergens such as some preservatives, wheat, or peanut products.
Posted Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 14:12
Children love music, tradition, fun, and laughter, so bring them with you to The Alabama Theatre’s holiday show. Their tickets are free if you reserve seating for Monday through Thursday (includes Thanksgiving), so reserve now before the Christmas rush begins. Call 843.272.1111 or 800.342.2262 or online www.alabama-theatre.com. Use promotion code #902.
Posted Mon, Nov 16th 2009, 11:38
Now, here is major golfing dilemma. To your next golf game, should you wear a looser trouser style called “knickerbockers” or the longer, looser version called “plus fours”? Knickerbockers are somewhat baggy half-pants that stop around the knee. Plus-fours extend 4 inches (10 cm) below the knee, four inches longer than traditional knickerbockers which generated the name. Plus-fours allow more freedom of movement than knickerbockers so are more often found in golf.
Posted Thu, Nov 12th 2009, 09:49
Little River, SC, has numerous tributes to veterans this Veterans’ Day. One is the celebration with food and entertainment, put together by the Grand Strand Blue Star Mothers on Wednesday from noon-5 p.m. at Jay’s of Little River. All veterans can enjoy a free meal which will cost $10 for others. For details, call 843.390.5639.
Posted Wed, Nov 11th 2009, 11:51
With the 2009 World Series of baseball now ended, it is interesting to compare this event to those of yesteryear. One hundred years ago at this time, the Detroit Tigers competed for the American League title with the Boston Red Socks. A sports writer wrote that Ty Cobb, player for the Red Sox, made spectacular plays, executed precision hitting, and drew in crowds with his charismatic tip of the hat when he finished hitting.
