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Where to eat, stay and play in North Myrtle Beach (opens the original)
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North Myrtle Beach is made up of four distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character and charm. With nine miles of pristine beaches, marshes teeming with wildlife, fantastic restaurants, outdoor recreational activities such as fishing, golf, birdwatching and more, North Myrtle Beach captures the spirit of vintage beach memories for locals and visitors of all ages. Whether taking a day trip or planning a week-long vacation, start with lunch at Salty Brews Cafe. Famous for its âtrash canâ
Duplin Winery celebrates its 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C â Duplin Winery, which has a 15,000-square-foot relaxing retreat in North Myrtle Beach, will celebrate its 50th anniversary on Aug. 18. With wide, breezy porches, live music and views of the salt marsh, Duplin Winery invites guests to partake in the festivities all year long by pulling up a chair and enjoying sweet muscadine wine made with a variety of Scuppernong grapes that are grown and harvested at their vineyard in Rose Hill, North Carolina, the largest wine-makin
How to spend the perfect day in downtown Loris (opens the original)
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If a change of scenery in a charming, historical location is in order, a day trip to Loris is worth the drive. Surrounded by rolling farmland, old barns, dense forests and the 75-acre Barn View Winery, Loris is located inland about ten minutes south of the North Carolina border and just over half an hour from Myrtle Beach. Established in 1857, the little railroad town is home to approximately 2,600 residents. Anchored by two water towers and an old tobacco warehouse, downtown Loris offers plen
How Chicken Bog became a beloved Horry County staple (opens the original)
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LORIS, S.C. â While crowds of 30,000-40,000 people flock to Loris for its annual âChicken Bog-Offâ festival every third weekend of October to enjoy the savory rice, chicken and sausage-based one-pot dish, few may know when or how the cuisine was created and why it has sustained such popularity throughout Horry County. Originated by enslaved workers during the plantation era in the 1800s as a means of feeding large groups of people, the chicken bog tradition involved simmering ingredients
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