Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

On Sept. 30, a sign was stolen and damage occurred at Aynor Town Park, prompting the town to ask for community help (a 31-second video posted on Oct.

1 shows four individuals) to identify those involved.

More than 100 British cars including Jaguars, Range Rovers, Fiats, Mini Coopers + a 007 Lotus will be showcased tomorrow at the BRITFEST British Car Show held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Market Common lot near Johnson Avenue.

Coastal Carolina University broke ground on an 85,000+sqft Health and Human Performance building on Wednesday, starting a $75 million project to add more hands-on learning and research space.

The facility will open Fall 2028.

U.S. Rep. Russell Fry announced the EASE Act, which will let the president declare an emergency and temporarily suspend the federal gas tax for 60 days with a possible extension of another 60 days if fuel prices rise.

The measure is aimed at providing relief to families and workers facing higher fuel costs.

Conway’s Horry County Planning Commission approved rezoning for a 372-unit housing complex along Old Reaves Ferry Road and Highway 905 on Thursday evening (final decision awaits county council review) as local residents express concerns about traffic and flooding risks.

A new tax on nicotine vapor products took effect Oct.

1 and now requires retailers, wholesalers, distributors, and manufacturers to collect five cents per milliliter of nicotine liquid via MyDORWAY — the first tax return for October is due Nov. 20.

South Carolina health officials emphasize early detection during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, noting nearly 4,800 new cases and over 700 deaths yearly, and advise women 40 and older to schedule mammograms since major insurance plans cover the cost and the Best Chance Network offers free screenings.

Renu Sauna & Wellness in North Myrtle Beach offers advanced, science-backed therapies in a luxurious and tranquil setting.

Located at 603 Main St, the center aims to inspire radiant health and timeless beauty.

North Myrtle Beach Aquatic and Fitness Center will host two October events to support Caring In Our Lifetime, a breast cancer fundraiser: a pumpkin decorating contest and an exercise class on Oct.

20 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. + T-shirt sales in the lobby add to the effort.