Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

Conway is hosting Friday Night Movie Nights at The Terrace, 110 Laurel Street, starting Friday, Oct.2 with Halloween classics like Hocus Pocus and Casper at 7 p.m. Residents are asked to bring a blanket or chair + enjoy the free monthly event.

The ninth Annual Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam is set for Halloween weekend (Oct.

30 to Nov. 1) at the Old Myrtle Square Mall site, offering live music, video boards, food trucks and over 120 vendors amid Halloween festivities for all.

B.J. Kinard visited Surfside Shore Decor at 825 Surfside Drive to view coastal themed lighting, furniture, accessories, gifts and interior design items.

The store is open (Mon-Fri 10:00am-6:00pm, Sat 10:00am-4:00pm).

Fox Farm, a local vendor (843-333-0012), offers pasture raised chickens, eggs and pork; visit WaccamawMarkets.org for local farmers market dates and times.

Vision Arts Gallery hosts SPELLBOUND, a multi-venue art exhibition along Broadway Street in the Arts & Innovation District until Oct.

10, benefitting the Children’s Recovery Center. Winning artwork from each gallery will advance to a show in Murrells Inlet from Oct. 12-17 with the grand prize revealed on Oct. 17.

High school students from the Grand Strand visited Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital on Tuesday to shadow staff during the annual Nurses are Extraordinary event and explore healthcare careers.

Only 16 students out of 90 applicants were selected, and scholarships for high school seniors will open this spring.

The Conway Police Department said drivers should expect delays during the City of Halloween event.

Changes include no left turns for northbound traffic on Main Street + free shuttle parking at the former Santee Cooper Power Plant from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday in October.

Legends Golf Resort will open its new nine‑hole, par‑3 course called The Piper on Friday in Myrtle Beach.

The course offers one‑hour rounds with nighttime play + food and drink options + live music as part of a fun, fast experience designed by Ken Baker.

Travel baseball & softball tournaments drew up to 50,000 visitors to the sports complex near Loris High School on Sept.

26, attracting teams and fans from across the region. The tournaments are held from February through December and boost local business.