Myrtle Beach Magazine - Information For Locals & Visitors : Spring 2008

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Barefoot Resort, located across the waterway from Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, is home to four signature golf courses.

Myrtle Beach & the Web

Seems that recently even some of the larger travel companies (that already have heavy brand recognition) are going after generic, local travel terms... Orbitz recently registered at least one Myrtle Beach domain name...

Two Debates, One Town Did the fact that two presidential debates were in our town have an effect on the bottom lines of local businesses? Did it impact local families in a positive way? Will it in the months and years to come?

We've read a lot of local press about how the free broadcast media exposure is valued at untold millions of dollars.

But for who?

Does the fact that this area had a few moments in the national media help our children in the Horry county school system? Does it help, in any way, the critical air and water pollution that thrust county residents into the top 10% of all counties in the USA for cancer risk?

About MB Magazine

Myrtle Beach Magazine is slowly but surely adding features for both locals and visitors, including new and planned attractions and amusements that entertain locals and the millions of visitors each year; in-depth articles about our local restaurants; the history, variety, and future of our famous golf courses; the generations of fishermen who've supported their families from the sale of their winter catches and the tourists' dollars for summer charters; the great shopping choices in Myrtle Beach, and the ever-changing landscape, and much, much more.

Dining News

Angelo's

One of the oldest restaurants on the Grand Strand, and the first to offer a non-seafood buffet, Angelo's Steak and Pasta in Myrtle Beach is a true gem among the many dining choices in our area.

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Myrtle Beach restaurant frozen drink photo

One of the locals' favorite places to relax and have fun, Dynamite's at Dock Holidays at Vereen's Marina in North Myrtle Beach, has closed.

Dynamite's was a popular place for dining and entertainment for both locals and visitors, with Early Bird specials, live local entertainment, and the best view on the north end overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway.

Did the debates give Myrtle Beach world-wide exposure?

Angelo's

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