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Myrtle Beach offers full experienceBETH HENDRICKShttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_myrtle2008-06-01T20:30:57.230140-04:00
<p>With two new flights direct to Myrtle Beach from Charleston and Bridgeport and rising gas prices preventing longer travels by car, the 60 miles of beach, 100-plus golf courses and new Hard Rock Theme Park have the popular South Carolina destination calling many peoples' names this summer.</p>
Pigeon Forge offers unique vacation optionsBETH HENDRICKShttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_tennessee2008-05-30T00:01:45.451345-04:00
<p>PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. -- This summer, make some Smoky Mountain Memories of your own. Whether it's checking out Dollywood's new $5 million River Battle or tumbling down the side of a hill (on purpose) at Zorb, Pigeon Forge boasts some of the most unique and varied options for vacationing couples, families and seniors.</p>
Money-saving tips for Pigeon ForgeThe Herald-Dispatchhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_tennessee22008-05-29T23:53:57.886583-04:00
<p>1. Park your car and walk or ride the Fun Time Trolley. The Trolley fare is only 50 cents. </p>
What's new at amusement parksThe Herald-Dispatchhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_parks2008-05-30T00:02:29.157171-04:00
<p>Check out the latest fun major regional parks have to offer.</p>
Myrtle Beach fast factsThe Herald-Dispatchhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_myrtlefacts2008-05-29T23:53:54.217802-04:00
<p>Full-service restaurants: more than 1,900 </p>
A summer full of fun awaits at Myrtle BeachThe Herald-Dispatchhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_myrtle+events2008-05-29T23:53:53.698904-04:00
<p>There is always something happening at Myrtle Beach. Here are a few highlights. </p>
Careful planning key to fun, memorable vacationThe Herald-Dispatchhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_callcol2008-05-29T23:53:48.486488-04:00
<p>Memorial Day weekend starts the traditional summer vacation season. So, I'd like to talk about some travel planning tips before you hit the open road for that great automobile getaway. </p>
D.C. neighbor Alexandria worth trip of its ownTAMAR ALEXIA FLEISHMANhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_alexandria2008-05-30T00:04:06.812599-04:00
<p>ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., but a vibrant city on its own, is Alexandria, Va. If you are a political buff, you're likely to see recognizable folks from television news programs -- like James Carville -- walking around. Alexandria is less than a seven-hour drive from Huntington. Alexandria is on the D.C. Metro line, with a new free trolley to deposit you right in the heart of things.</p>
Annapolis combines history, food and funTAMAR ALEXIA FLEISHMANhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/articles/0530_annapolis2008-05-30T00:03:13.053036-04:00
<p>ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Annapolis is nearly 360 years old, but it is celebrating the 300th anniversary of its charter this year.</p>