Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

Horry County has opened an inclusive playground at Carolina Forest Recreation Center to offer children of all abilities a safe space for play and socializing; county officials say the new facility reflects their commitment to accessible community recreation.

On Saturday, Sandy Grove Missionary Baptist Church distributed 250 backpacks—each containing 17 school supply items—as part of its annual back-to-school drive in Myrtle Beach, also serving meals and hygiene products to families needing support.

The second annual Harvest Golf Tournament will take place on Sept.

26 at Crown Park Golf Club in Longs; players must register from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. for a $75 entry fee that includes breakfast and lunch (proceeds benefit Harvest Church’s new building plans).

The SC Bar and Tavern Association announced a strategic partnership with Ragnar Hospitality Insurance to help bars, taverns and restaurants secure affordable liquor liability coverage.

The press conference was held Saturday, Aug. 15 at Ricky’s Dockside (687 U.S. 17 in Little River).

A developer plans to build a shopping center featuring a 50,887 sqft grocery store and a 140,000 sqft anchor with housing at Mill Pond Road (Lochwood Lane) in Conway.

City officials will discuss the proposal at a council meeting on Aug. 17 and hold a rezoning hearing on Sept. 3.