A Buffalo Wild Wings will open this month near Surfside Beach at 101 N. Strand Pkwy., the former location of Walk-On’s Sports ...

These eight restaurants around the Myrtle Beach area scored the worst in the latest round of South Carolina Department of Agriculture restaurant inspections. Here’s what went wrong.

The Bowery features live music and cold drinks seven days a week. It's where country music group Alabama was the house band ...

An artist, performer, model, TV personality, club promoter, fashion designer and musician, Bowery took on many different roles, all the while refusing to be limited by convention. From his emergence ...

Demolition is set to begin on two iconic spots in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Allen's Demolition posted on social media that work is underway at Johnny Rockets and Key West Grill, both located ...

With 2024 in the rearview mirror, local leaders are planning and looking ahead to 2025. Revitalizing downtown Myrtle Beach and regulating short-term rentals in North Myrtle Beach are priorities ...

Float scores are based on creative design, floral craftsmanship, artistic merit, computerized animation, thematic interpretation, floral and color presentation, and dramatic impact. Judges ...

Carter was not the only politician to push forward the cause of beer freedom, but his push is widely considered the impetus for great beers today. In 1976, Republican Gerald Ford signed into law a ...

POLICE HAVE IDENTIFIED ANY SUSPECTS. TWO FAMILIES HAVE BEEN DISPLACED FOLLOWING A CHRISTMAS DAY FIRE IN MYRTLE BEACH. THE FIRE HAPPENED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT THE ATLANTIC SANDS ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.

There’s one remaining Walk-on’s location in South Carolina in Clemson. World of Beer The North Myrtle Beach spot serving bar food and hundreds of beers permanently closed in May, The Sun News ...

Ah, Costco. Home of $1.50 hot dogs, epically large flat-screen TVs and — thanks to one of the country’s most revered breweries — a very delicious cheap beer. It’s so delicious, in fact, that it won of ...

For years, when someone asked Samuel Adams founder Jim Koch what his succession plan was, he would quip: “Don’t die.” ...