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McClellanville Rentals Offers Full Service Property Management

September 26th, 2007 Uncategorized The Daily Homebrewer No Comments

McClellanville Rentals

McClellanvilleRentals.com is your one-stop source for homes to rent in McClellanville. I offer full service property management for full and part-time vacation rentals as well as monthly and yearly leases. Whether you have a home to rent or need a rental, you can now let McClellanvilleRentals.com be your guide. McClellanvilleRentals.com is the only website devoted to the McClellanville rental market and matching home owners with renters.

Home Owners

Renting your home is a great way to have your home work for you instead of you always working for your home. Its also a good substitute to selling your home when the market slows and can help out with those mortgage payments if youre not staying in a home year-round. Turn your home into a money-making opportunity without lifting a finger. Ill handle all the advertising and marketing, find the right renter for you, and handle all the paperwork. Ill even arrange for cleaning and household and yard maintenance. Call me today and take the worry out of renting!

Renters

Searching for a home to rent can be a tedious journey. McClellanvilleRentals.com takes the work out of searching for a rental, whether its just for a weekend getaway or a temporary place to call home. Visit McClellanvilleRentals.com and search the current rentals. If you dont see something that suits you, you can contact me with your needs and I will let you know as soon as something matching your needs becomes available.

McClellanville Fishing Tournament

September 26th, 2007 Uncategorized 2 Comments

Put some new line on your reels and scout out your secret fishing holes, because November 3^rd is the 16^th Annual McClellanville Creek Tournament. The event is sponsored by Archibald Rutledge Academy and 50% of all the proceeds go to supporting the school. The rest is up for grabs for the contestants, with 25% going to 1^st place, 15% to 2nd, and 10% to 3^rd place.

Points are given to fishermen with the biggest legal bass, trout, and flounder and bonus points are given to boats that catch all three. As always there will be some great door prizes so even if you get skunked, you still have a chance of going home with something great. Boats with a child of 15 and under also qualify to win the Youth Angler Award.

This is a rain or shine event that starts at 7 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. at the McClellanville Boat Landing. You can find out all the rules and get an entry form at ARAs website. Local businesses wanting to sponsor the event and have their name on the t-shirt or posters can also find a form on the their website.

McClellanville Creek Sweep Enjoys Good Weather

September 16th, 2007 Uncategorized 1 Comment

The rain held out for paddling participants in the 2007 McClellanville Creek Sweep this Saturday. McClellanville locals Sherry Browne and Cheves Leland organized the event which was part of South Carolinas 19th Annual Beach Sweep/River Sweep, the states largest volunteer cleanup event of its kind.

Around two dozen volunteers hopped in kayaks and paddled through the marshes of Jeremy Creek in search of debris. There were drinks, coupons, door prizes and all the garbage bags you could fill. Kathy Livingston of Nature Adventure Outfitters, which does local kayaking tours, even donated kayaks for people that were without.

My wife and I participated and focused our attention on the southern side of Jeremy creek, filling our canoe with trash in no time. I wish I had taken more pictures of the mornings adventures, but it was hard enough balancing in the canoe and picking up trash without having to worry about dropping my digital camera in the water.

In all about 40 bags of trash were gathered in just 2 hours. Lots of plastic soda bottles and aluminum beer cans! A majority of the trash was able to be recycled, which means we not only beautified the earth but also prevented much of the waste from filling up a landfill.

Did you miss all the fun? Well cleaning the creek doesn’t have to be a once-a-year event, you can do it any time!

CARTA expands bus route to McClellanville

September 13th, 2007 Uncategorized No Comments

CARTA Bus Route in McClellanville

Starting this Monday, CARTA is expanding their bus route to include McClellanville and Awendaw. You can try out the ride for free until September 28^th. Pickup points include the Town Hall and the Kangaroo Express and leave at 5:25, 10:20, 12:20, and 3:20 and stops numerous places in Awendaw as well as the new Walmart, US 17 & SC 41, and K-mart in Mount Pleasant. This is a great new travel option for people without other means of transportation, but don’t expect to get anywhere fast, with the 26 mile route from Kangaroo Express to Gregories Store on SC 41 taking an hour and 12 minutes. For more information you can visit www.ridecarta.com or call 1–800–966–6631.