Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

Shoppers are heading to Imaginations for last-minute Halloween outfits ahead of Saturday, with Scream, Monster High, KPop Demon Hunters, Beetlejuice, Addams Family, witches, and scary clowns selling fast; the shop is on Waccamaw Boulevard (off Highway 501).

Federal rules will cap hemp-derived products at 0.4 mg total THC per container, with initial provisions taking effect Nov.

12 and final restrictions on Dec. 11, and several Grand Strand retailers say the limits could force them to close and lay off employees.

Brown and Brooks, Grand Strand duo Shaun Brown and Mark Brook, play today from 7-11 p.m. at Pawleys Island Tavern (aka The PIT), covering everything from Sinatra to Tool with a heavy 90s-rock focus; they record from Brook’s Myrtle Beach studio and have EPs and more releases coming.

Horry County Fire Rescue is adding a new station to serve Socastee & Burgess, and officials say the site will house crews and equipment to expand local emergency coverage and shorten response times for those communities.

Surfside Beach Town Council voted 6 to 1 Tuesday night to allow beer + wine in hand at town-sponsored events.

Surfside Beach council received an update Tuesday, Oct.

27 that the 15-acre former Wild Water and Wheels site at 910 U.S. 17 South is being cleared, crushed concrete is being reused for roads and infrastructure, and the parcel should be ready for commercial development within three to four months.