Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

The inaugural Dessert and Snack Fair will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Carolina Forest Recreation Center where over 40 vendors will offer treats including sourdough breads, cakes, cookies and flavored teas along with prize punch cards.

Inlet Foodies Card will host a free dinner for 25 single moms and children at Back Home BBQ in Murrells Inlet on Saturday, Aug.

29, noon to 3:00 pm. Chef Richard Florczak, with 20+ years of experience, will serve a buffet with desserts and drinks free of charge.

All 4 Paws Animal Rescue in Pawleys Island partners with St. Frances Animal Center in Georgetown to medically assess dogs rescued in an animal cruelty case and prepare them for adoption — staff build trust with treats and chicken before placements proceed.

Myrtle Beach City Council approved two initiatives today to boost downtown businesses: a facade program awarding up to $10,000 per project (with a 50% match) for exterior improvements and a vacant storefront program set to reimburse startup fees for businesses in the Arts and Innovation District or along Broadway.

The Carolina Opry and Pirates Voyage helped shape live entertainment in Myrtle Beach.

Their long histories—with four decades and over 30 years of service respectively—spurred a vibrant scene that remains a key part of the Grand Strand experience.

Ticket presales for the Carolina Country Music Fest 2027 begin today at 10 a.m. as fans can lock in passes with $19 down to secure their spot at the beachside country music celebration in Myrtle Beach.

Myrtle Beach fans remembered Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at 80 after a brief battle with cancer—Legends in Concert held a tribute show last night and NBC will air a one-hour special on her legacy Wednesday at 9 p.m.

The sale of the old Conway school building to a charter program is on hold after the Horry County School Board voted against a closing extension yesterday; charter officials will meet tonight to decide next steps (sale remains incomplete).

The state health department confirmed West Nile virus outbreaks with four cases in the Midlands and two cases in the Lowcountry.

Residents are advised to apply insect repellent and remove standing water to reduce mosquito exposure.

Horry County Schools is offering free mental health support (via Care Solace and Rehabilitative Behavioral Health Services) to help students adjust back to class; teachers and counselors are monitoring behavior and advise parents to reach out if kids show signs of distress.

TerraBella Myrtle Beach offers independent senior living with supportive services available at 3736 Robert M Grissom Pkwy in Myrtle Beach, letting residents choose extra help as needed.

Visit the community or call 843.448.9300 for more details.