Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

Melissa Pick from Pools & Palms previewed chances for visitors to design a pool and spa oasis at the Fall Home Show starting today at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.

The event runs until Sunday with varying hours each day.

The Hangout is hosting its End-of-Summer Party for a Cause to boost funds for the Alzheimer’s Association before its November walk.

Myrtle Beach Manor and local senior-living groups join with food specials, live entertainment, and dancing at Broadway at the Beach on Sept. 24 from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Crabtree Memorial Gym hosts a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb with 110 flights symbolizing the Twin Towers' stories on Friday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. as participants honor those affected and remember heroic service.

The 6th Annual Celebrate Surfside Beach Festival is set for Saturday from 10am to 3pm on 3rd Ave S. near Surfside Drive.

Over 80 vendors will serve food, drinks + music, a fashion show and dunking booth, benefiting Grand Strand Humane Society and Surfside Beach PD’s K9 Fund.

Two businesses were evacuated on Sept.

10 after a gas odor was reported on the 4000 block of River Oaks Drive. Fire rescue officials pinpointed the leak (and utility crews are now ventilating the building) with no injuries or public threat reported.

Famed Magnolia's at 26th Avenue in Myrtle Beach closed after 20 years of serving loyal diners, but a bright spot remains for customers as details about future plans are expected soon.

Myrtle Beach City Council approved the first ordinance reading for a $150 million surf park at the former Palace Theater site near Broadway at the Beach.

The project will include a six-acre surf lagoon, 150-room hotel and 20,000 sqft of food, retail and tourism space—pending 80% project completion.

Little Shell Children's Store celebrated its two-year anniversary with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Sept.

10 at its location at 94 U.S. Highway 17 South while the Little River Chamber of Commerce was in attendance as shoppers filled the boutique.

Grand Strand author Caleb Wygal will release his 10th Myrtle Beach Mystery Series book “Coastal Vendetta” on Sept.

29. He will host a Sept. 26 launch at Legends Theater at Broadway at the Beach with advance copies and a Q-and-A — the series has drawn 100,000 readers since 2021.

Britt McDowell (social studies teacher at Scholars Academy) recalls being in class when a plane hit the World Trade Center on Sept.

11, 2001; he now shares that firsthand experience with students to explain how the day reshaped security measures and emergency response.

FT Kitchen & Bath, with over 40 years in remodeling, is showcasing a recent home project and offering design consultations at the Myrtle Beach Fall Home Show today at the Convention Center – the event runs until Sept.

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The Conway Tigers won the Horry County Schools girls golf championship team title for the third-straight year on Wednesday at Myrtlewood Golf Club's Palmetto Course, finishing with 303 points.