Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

Belin United Methodist Church will host its annual Fall Harvest Festival — BBQ on October 11.

The event will feature pulled pork, coleslaw, BBQ beans and other dishes with tickets priced at $15.

Conway approved a new pedal pub tour that takes riders on a two-hour adventure through historic streets—making stops at local establishments along the riverfront.

Reservations start at $38 for individuals and go up to $429 for private tours that accommodate groups of up to 15.

The Fall Taste of The Market Common event runs on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and lets residents try appetizers, entrées, desserts, and special dishes from local eateries — a chance to discover new favorites.

The Vision Arts Gallery of Myrtle Beach is now open at the Arts and Innovation District—showcasing local and regional artists and offering art classes.

A ribbon cutting ceremony will take place Oct. 16 at 4:30 p.m.

Loris will host its 46th annual Bog-Off Festival on Saturday, Oct.

18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—a day-long event that will feature a chicken bog cooking contest with 20 contestants for a $1,000 prize, a car show, a 5K race, vendors, a kids zone and live 1970s Disco music.

Visit Myrtle Beach data shows that after the busy summer, some hotels and restaurants struggled as fewer Canadians visited and many travelers looked to save money—upscale hotels gained while budget options lagged.

President Stuart Butler said overall occupancy averaged about 70% and tourism rates were 12% above pre-lockdown levels.

The principal of a new Horry County charter school will meet with parents this week to address concerns after teacher exits and student unenrollment troubled the school—officials say more changes may follow.

On Tuesday, a fuel tank washed ashore near Arcadian Drive and Horry County Fire Rescue responded with police and public works, while the U.S. Coast Guard Southeast is checking for leaks—officials confirm there is no risk to the public.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation announced temporary closures on part of SC 9 in Horry County with northbound lanes over US 17 closed nightly from 7pm to 7am starting Oct.

12 through the end of the month as crews work on bridge repairs—southbound lanes remain open with a detour in place.

City leaders are planning to restore faded traffic lines in busy areas—especially downtown and along Kings Highway—by bundling repairs into one larger project to attract contractors from outside the area.

Infrastructure Projects Manager Chris Miller said the city is working to compile all necessary repairs to address the worsening condition of street markings.

On Tuesday, Horry County Council approved plans for Tidelands Health to build a new emergency room along Forestbrook Road to cut drive times for local residents.

The plan includes a 20000 square foot emergency room and a 15000 square foot doctor site and will begin construction after the new year if the final vote passes—District 8 Councilman Michael Masciarelli said.

On Oct. 6, the North Myrtle Beach City Council deferred a proposed ordinance that would have allowed murals to include up to 10% commercial content to foster public art, postponing its first reading until November.

The council also approved forming a five-member Public Arts Commission—planned to guide facade improvements and public art initiatives.

Atlantic Beach terminated interim police chief Carlos Castillo Tuesday for violating permit rules and failing to improve his performance — his issues include giving an alcohol permit against orders and misusing duty time — and the town will soon decide on a new police chief.

Jukebox Bingo Night

7-9 p.m. — Main Street Taphouse — Free entry — Enjoy a lively night of music and bingo at this local hotspot.

Rick Cannon Music Night

5-9 p.m. — Tailgate Oyster Bar — Enjoy great seafood and live Americana music from Rick Cannon.

Badfish Concert

7-9 p.m. — House of Blues Myrtle Beach — Tickets from $27 — Experience the energetic sounds of Badfish live in concert.

Tai Chi at the Park

9-10 a.m. — McLean Park — Free entry — Experience a refreshing Tai Chi session in a serene outdoor setting.

Fall Shootout at The Dye Club

11:03 AM – 6:54 PM — The Dye Club at Barefoot Resort — $98 per player / $196 per team — Compete in a two-player scramble format to win local golf prizes and enjoy on-course contests.

Tap That Trivia

6-8 p.m. — Crooked Hammock Brewery — Free entry — Test your knowledge while enjoying great prizes and craft brews.

Big Chill Music Bingo

6-8 p.m. — Big Chill Island House — Free to play — Enjoy themed music bingo with great prizes including concert tickets and local attractions.

The Carolina Opry

7-8:30 p.m. — The Carolina Opry Theater — Tickets required — Experience an award-winning variety show featuring music, dance, and high-energy performances by top talent.

Hank Bilal at Myrtle Beach Jazz Festival 2025

4-7 p.m. — Myrtle Beach — Free entry — Experience an outdoor festival filled with jazzy music and diverse vendors.

Michael W. Smith Live Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Gilmore Entertainment — Tickets Available — Experience an evening of encouragement and inspiration with Michael W. Smith's celebrated music.