Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

Myrtle Beach's last Piggly Wiggly (1700 N Kings Hwy) will close on Oct.

11 after 54 years of serving local shoppers two blocks from the beach. Locals remember the store for its friendly service and long-standing charm.

Myrtle Beach fire crews will host a free car seat safety event on Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Silver Lining School of Arts parking lot (2999 Waccamaw Boulevard) to help families learn proper car seat placement.

A mobile home fire on Olive Drive in the Green Sea community left one person without a home Monday at 7:48 a.m. while local fire departments responded and the American Red Cross of South Carolina offered help.

A residential fire on Todd Boulevard in Conway displaced residents today when firefighters sent a second alarm at (3:22 p.m.) to control a blaze that heavily damaged two homes and caused exterior heat damage to two others; one person was taken to hospital with minor injuries and the American Red Cross will offer assistance.

Thursday marks 20 years since the Pavilion closed its doors, ending decades of rides and music along the oceanfront.

City leaders are discussing redevelopment plans with potential tourism-fee revenue to fund new infrastructure (a move that could reshape the site).

Myrtle Beach drivers paid an average of $3.94 a gallon on Monday, 15.2 cents higher than last week and $1.20 higher than a year ago, with prices ranging from $3.72 to $4.39 a gallon, according to a recent GasBuddy survey.

North Myrtle Beach officials are seeking more state funds for a new boardwalk along House Creek that will offer safer fishing access and multiple decks.

The fully designed $6 million project awaits bids and could begin construction next summer if costs lower.

Conway leaders approved a plan for a 270-home development on Highway 378 near Mill Pond Road that will include a 2,600-foot paved trail and public park (with 32 acres conserved and 21 acres gifted) before construction begins in 2027.

SportsCenter will broadcast live from Coastal Carolina University soon to bring local sports insights to viewers.

The event will feature campus highlights and interviews.