Posted Mon, Dec 28th 2009, 09:44
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 Mon, Dec 28th 2009, 09:32
Have you driven around our Grand Strand area for a view of the Christmas lighting displays? While the nation’s most famous of lighting displays is the national Christmas tree, shown here, we have many gorgeous ones here in the Carolinas. At no cost, other than gasoline, you can drive your family to various neighborhoods around town to see the twinkling lights and creative designs.
Posted Mon, Dec 21st 2009, 13:30
Last Saturday the owner of the Savemore Superstore in Socastee opened his heart and his store doors in a gesture of helping members of the community who might not otherwise be able to afford Christmas this year. 3,000 people lined up for free toys and clothes in Gary Bingham’s one-day program called “One Day Can Make A Difference.” His warm deed helps families whose caregivers have suffered reduced hours or even job loss.
Posted Fri, Dec 18th 2009, 10:37
Recreational anglers, see if you can catch a saltwater catfish! Insider’s word is to fish from Barefoot Landing to the Little River Swing Bridge. Some people have been catching them around the docks in the Little River Waterfront area, too, ranging in size from 3 to 25 pounds (use cut bait and slow drifting at the top or bottom of the tide). You might pull in an occasional eel or two there, too.
Posted Thu, Dec 17th 2009, 09:21
No need to spend time and money buying new gift wrapping paper when so many other possibilities exist, plus they let you save a tree or two by recycling paper. Here are just a few examples of lively coverings for your gifts:
• Newspaper comics
• Old colorful calendars
• Old maps
• Discarded wallpaper samples
• Scraps of fabric
• Children’s art (ask a school)
