At long last, the Surfrider-proposed shower towers are up at locations in Garden City Beach and Surfside Beach. Thanks to careful collaboration with the respective county officials and with support from Village Surf Shoppe, the long-time-coming project is finally completed. We wish a fun, easy, family- and environmentally-friendly time at the beach for all!
Fisher Recycling Impacts Business Recycling on the Grand Strand
In 2009, Kira and Steve Roff signed on as Fisher Recycling LLC’s first franchisee, serving business from Georgetown to Little River, including Horry and Georgetown counties. Fisher Recycling Grand Strand provides recycling services, including waste audits, providing recycling containers and pick up, training employees and members of the community on ways to be environmentally-conscience, residential curbside pick-up, as well as oyster shell recycling for local restaurants.
The Roffs understand the ecological importance and positive impact that recycling can have on the environment and are committed, personally and professionally, to educating the Grand Strand region on the importance and benefits of sustainable recycling practices. Kira was formerly the vice president of operations and events for Brookgreen Gardens and implementer of the Gardens first recycling program. Steve is no stranger to the environment either, with years of experience as a marine biologist and dedicated environmentalist.
Current customers include: Pawleys Island Tavern, Bistro 217, Creek Ratz, Dave’s Dockside, Drunken Jack’s, Burro Loco, California Dreamin’ (2 locations), Carolina Roadhouse, Litchfield Fish House, Gulf Stream Cafe, Precious Blood Catholic Church, Pet Galley, Strand Spine Institute, Myrtle Beach KOA, as well as Allston Plantation and Prince George residential neighborhoods.
For more information on Fisher Recycling, please visit: http://www.fisherrecycling.com/grand_strand/