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Guide to Surf City: Things to do, places to eat and what to know about parking
A beach community located in the heart of Topsail Island, Surf City's beaches are the main attraction. There are 39 public beach accesses, and four of those have restroom or shower facilities. In addition to enjoying a quiet day on the beach, the area is known for boating, fishing and water sports. The Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center: Learn more about sea turtles and how they are cared for at this state-of-the-art facility. Reservations are required for tours, 302 Tortuga Lane, 910-329-0222. Shipwreck Point Golf: Enjoy miniature golf with a pirate theme, 107 Charlie Medlin Drive, 910-329-4653. Surf City Pier: This pier extends 973 feet and offers pier house with a tackle shop, souvenirs, and a grill, 112 South Shore Drive, 910-328-3521. Guide to Wilmington-area beaches: Things to do, places to eat and what to know about parking Maine Lobstah Shack: Enjoy Maine lobster in traditional lobster rolls or in other dishes, like bisque, grilled cheese, or mac and cheese, 411 Roland Ave., 910-548-6789. Sears Landing: Walk or cruise into this restaurant on your boat and enjoy 'Southern Coastal Casual' cuisine. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, 806 Roland Ave., 910-328-1312. Santorini Greek and Italian Bistro: Enjoy a taste of the Mediterranean with pizza, pasta and gyros at this local restaurant, 205 S. Topsail Drive, 910-541-2759. 'A drastic change': How Pender County is growing and planning for the future Time: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from March 1 to Oct. 31. Rates: $3 hourly or $5 hourly depending on the location of the parking lot; hourly and weekly rates available. More information: Visit the website, Renee Spencer is the community engagement editor at the StarNews. Reach her at rspencer@ This article originally appeared on Wilmington StarNews: Things to do, places to eat, parking in Surf City, NC
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
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McNally's prepares for its re-opening next week under new ownership
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The wait is almost over. A one-time popular Irish restaurant in Sioux Falls is set to reopen next week. McNally's, which has been closed for the past five months, is under new ownership. 'There are very few places around here that you can get this type of atmosphere,' part-owner Melissa Dougan said. Jamie Smith to make announcement Saturday After a month and a half of scrambling, the new owners, including John and Melissa Dougan, say they're beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel. The two once owned the Shipwreck at Brant Lake near Chester before making the decision to sell it a few years ago. 'It was just time for our family at the point of our lives to sell it, but I said to my husband John right away, 'I'm not done, I'm not done in the business,' he knew it, everybody knew it, but I didn't think I'd get back in this soon, but I was really excited and to be able to do it in Sioux Falls was really huge for me,' Dougan said. They didn't have to do a lot of remodeling, but the new owners added a few things to make it their own. One of the biggest changes at McNally's is something you might not notice right away, until you sit down and order from the menu. 'Fan favorites are still there, Irish favorites are still there, but we did add a fryer so we added a couple of different dimensions to the menu and added some more fun Irish things that weren't on the menu before but it's going to be exciting and to get some feedback on the food we've added,' Dougan said. 'I think McNally's is a very well known staple in the community, especially in this neighborhood and it's great to be a part of the community and opening it back up and give back to the community that held it close to their heart here in the town,' Castro said. Castro says the outdoor patio is going to be special. 'I'm super excited about the patio, it's kind of its own dimension, its own bar, I mean anything you can get inside you can get outside, we're going to try to utilize it to the best of its ability,' Castro said. Including adding several TV's and hosting live music, but it will still have an Irish feel. 'Same bones, but kind of a little bit of a different look, you know McNally's is still McNally's and we're coming back,' Castro said. McNally's officially opens for business next Tuesday, June 3rd. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
20-03-2025
- Business
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Shipwreck Island Waterpark now hiring for Summer 2025
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) – Spring is here, and that means its time to start applying for summer jobs. Panama City Beach's Shipwreck Island Waterpark announced they are looking to fill more than 600 summer positions. There will be a variety of roles including, water safety, food & beverage, admissions, park services maintenance, and more, park officials said. Port St. Joe's 'Blues on Reid' festival offers free live music 'We're hiring enthusiastic individuals with a positive, can-do attitude,' General Manager of Shipwreck Island Jessi O'Daniel said. Applicants must be 15 years of age or older. For those interviewing for the first time without formal work experience, O'Daniel advises applicants to focus on experiences such as volunteer work, extracurricular activities, and academic accomplishments. To apply and become a part of the Shipwreck team, click here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
