Myrtle Beach officials and festival organizers have reached a compromise that could allow RockFest to take place from April 30 to May 2 at Burroughs — Chapin Pavilion Place, with a city workshop set for Sept.
22 to finalize details.
Hook & Barrel Seafood and Bar in Myrtle Beach was named the nation's top casual dining spot and ranked No. 7 globally by Tripadvisor during the 2026 Travelers’ Choice Awards.
Located at 8014 N. Kings Highway, the local restaurant marks its second consecutive year on the national list.
Local data show Horry County reported 5,794 active listings in August + a near-record level that gives buyers more choices even as rising mortgage rates lower buying power; agents say the condo market is soft while single-family sales remain steady, offering a stronger negotiating position.
SOS Care has launched SnackAbility, an employment program that gives individuals with disabilities job skills by managing vending machines at local businesses (including the Myrtle Beach Fire Department Administration Building on Harrison Boulevard) and helps create an inclusive community; more machines will be added soon to offer hands-on work experience.
Magnolia’s in Myrtle Beach closed in early September, and the Anderson family will open Magnolia’s Café at 6017 Highway 701 North in Conway by Thanksgiving.
The new meat-and-three restaurant (family-owned) will serve dishes from the family’s farm produce and involve both second and third generations.
Hook & Barrel topped TripAdvisor’s Best of the Best Casual Dining category on Sept.
15, beating all U.S. competitors and now stands as the nation’s favorite. Located at 8014 N. Kings Highway, locals are advised to book early as high demand is expected during fall festivals (especially with golf season).
The Breakers Group plans a new oceanfront high-rise near 21st Avenue North that will link with its rewards program + offer visitors more hotel options while the resort remains open during phased construction.
Chronic joint pain can make everyday tasks like climbing stairs challenging, and experts say proper diagnosis and lifestyle changes are key to easing discomfort.
Residents are advised to seek guidance from local healthcare providers and try low-impact exercises to improve mobility.
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