Posted Wed, Jan 6th 2010, 11:59
Step back in time while visiting our area! We are immersed in centuries old: artifacts and relics found in museums, colonial architecture restored for viewing, and this wonderful farm in the Burgess community. Freewoods’ Farm grows and processes crops using ancestral tools and techniques. See mules Pete and Jake take turns grinding sugar cane into pulp, then pressed to squeeze out the juice that is used to make syrup.
Posted Mon, Jan 4th 2010, 12:30
Towers on the Grove asks that you donate any non-perishable food items between now and January 15th in the Horry County Extreme Food Drive. The goal is to amass 100 tons. We will deliver it for you to the main site where the organizer, the Horry County United Way, will organize it for distribution. For updates on this or the Extreme Home Make-Over for the community visit or call the United Way at 843.347.5195.
Posted Mon, Jan 4th 2010, 12:26
Multiple webcam views, streaming video and audio, and the excitement of a virtual New Year’s Eve at Times Square in New York City – right from the comfort and ease of your warm and cozy bed. This is the marvelous world of high tech where you can experience all the action without the crush of the crowds or the inconvenience of having to change out of your pajamas. http://newyears.earthcam.com/
Posted Thu, Dec 31st 2009, 09:30
The Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum continues its exhibit called “Faces and Stories: A Portrait of Southern Writers.” The museum is open for viewing from 10 AM to 4 PM. Literary and art lovers alike will enjoy this show of black and white photos memories of famous Southern writers. Photographer Curt Richter’s 60 scenes are presented in this exhibit at 3100 S Ocean Blvd.. Details at 843.238.2510 or online at www.MyrtleBeachArtMuseum.org.
Posted Thu, Dec 31st 2009, 09:22
South Carolina has a new Organ and Tissue Registry. Ronald Snipes of Horry County had just signed up with this registry through the DMV when he renewed his driver’s license. Shortly afterward, he died from an unexpected aneurysm, but his organs will live on in others whose lives were spared through his generous gift. Mr. Snipes will be one of 76 donors honored at the Tournament of Roses parade this year. For details www.lifesharers.org.
