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- Sep 29, 2026
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The City of Halloween: How Conway turned a name change into a tourism game changer (opens the original)
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CONWAY — Gather around to hear a Halloween tale about how one small Southern town turned a temporary name change into a tourism gamechanger, and the resulting economic impact has been downright frightening. The community, which predates the Revolutionary War, was previously called Kingston (1732-1801) and later Conwayborough (1801-1883). Conway has added another moniker to the mix, albeit on a part-time basis. Rooted in the timber industry for building the ships and structures to settle early Am
RockFest isn’t dead yet. Why Myrtle Beach is reconsidering the music festival. (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH — RockFest might be rolling after all. Less than a month after city officials rejected a permit request for a new downtown music festival, organizers and city staff have negotiated a compromise that potentially could clear the way for an April 30-May 2 event at Burroughs & Chapin Pavilion Place. "We're trying to make it work," city spokeswoman Meredith Denari told The Post and Courier. Southern Entertainment, the parent company for the popular Carolina Country Music Fest in June, or
Jim ‘N Nick’s Community Bar-B-Q brings ‘old-school’ ways to Myrtle Beach area (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH — Any new business can host a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Jim 'N Nick's Community Bar-B-Q does things a bit differently. "Who needs scissors when you have a blow torch?" JNN president Brian Lyman said at the Sept. 16 grand opening of the chain's location at 79 Rodeo Drive in Myrtle Beach before the ribbon was set ablaze. And when it was time for a team photo (JNN said it hired 88 employees from a pool of 1,300 applicants), they didn't say "cheese!" and smile on the count of three, but
Longtime Myrtle Beach restaurant closes after summer tourism season (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH — Another longtime local restaurant has closed its doors following the summer tourism season. Thorny's Great Food & Fun at 600 S. Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach announced Sept. 14 that it was immediately ceasing operations after more than three decades in the heart of downtown. "Thorny's has made the difficult but exciting decision to close," the restaurant said in a Facebook post. "We feel the time has come to slow down, relax (and) spend more time with our family. We are currently
A Myrtle Beach country-cooking staple closes; Guy Fieri hits the Grand Strand's food scene (opens the original)
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Myrtle Beach's beloved country-cooking restaurant Magnolia's at 26th has closed. Meanwhile, Guy Fieri brought his celebrity chef presence to the Grand Strand for the ceremonial grand opening of Downtown Flavortown and filmed episodes of his Food Network show "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" at local restaurants. The Myrtle Beach area also marked 25 years since the 9/11 terror attacks and reflected on the bonds forged with New York first responders who have since made the Strand their home. We're go
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