May 25, 2010 – Southport, North Carolina (NC) - Playhouse 211 Theater is back! Now that zoning and building issues have been resolved, Playhouse 211 Theater is pleased to announce that it's opening, finally! The theater will open by hosting Cape Fear Repertory Theatre's production of the Michael Parker farce "The Sensuous Senator". The show is slated to open June 10, 2010 and run through June 20th.
Anyone interested in purchasing tickets should visit http://www.playhouse211.com/, http://www.capefearrep.com/, or stop by Playhouse 211 Theater, Monday through Friday 10:00 am-6:00 pm.
Playhouse 211 Theater is located at:
4320-100 Southport-Supply Rd.
Southport, NC 28461
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Capacity Crowd Attends First Brunswick Civil War Round Table
May 21, 2010 – Southport, North Carolina (NC) - Over 90 people attended this new organization’s first monthly meeting. The audience included Civil War enthusiasts as well as those interested in knowing more about the Civil War. The audience included males and females, young and old, and attendees came from as far away as Ocean Isle Beach, Leland, Bolivia and Supply... Read More >>>
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
The Southport Times Joins Facebook!!!
The Southport Times has established a presence on the ever popular Facebook social website. We would like to invite you to join our online community.
Learn more about our Facebook community:
http://www.southporttimes.com/facebookpage.html
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Cost of Bald Head Island Ferry Trip Could Jump
Are you serious!!!
Bald Head Island Transportation, Inc. has petitioned the N.C. Public Utilities Commission to let the company increase its general round-trip ferry ticket from $16 to $28. So a day tripper and their companion would have to shell out $56 bucks just to get to and from the island.
Are we supposed to believe this after watching Bald Head Island, Ltd. build a brand-new, multi-million dollar facility at Deep Water Point Marina? Have you been to Bald Head Island lately? They don't look like they are starving out there.
The company cites a decrease in riders and increased fuel costs as reasons for the need to raise the fare. Bald Head Island Transportation, Inc. further states the ferry service has seen its lowest level of riders in seven years because of the economic downturn.
So almost doubling the current rate will attract riders and thus increase tourism to Bald Head Island?
Duh!
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