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2026 Tobacco Heritage Day at L.W. Paul Living History Farm in Conway
For many in attendance of Tobacco Heritage Day on Saturday, Aug. 1, tobacco farming wasn't just history — it was part of their childhood. Generations of Horry County families made a living in the tobacco fields, where children often spent summers priming leaves, loading wagons or stringing tobacco by hand before it was cured in barns. Once the county's dominant cash crop, tobacco shaped the local economy and way of life for decades, with thousands of acres planted each year and warehouses bustling during auction season.
‘Jaws on the Water’ brings families and community together at Sara J’s
Approximately 300 people gathered at Sara J's on July 31 for the 2026 "Jaws on the Water" event, floating in the water on kayaks and inflatable tubes or watching from the lawn as the classic shark thriller played.
2026 American Academy of Nursing Fellows to include eight Emory inductees
Eight members of the Emory University community will be inducted into the American Academy of Nursing’s 2026 Class of Fellows in recognition of their substantial contributions to improving health and transforming healthcare. Induction into AAN is one of the nursing profession’s highest honors.
Chianti South set to re-open in Little River under new ownership
Chianti South, a restaurant known for its italian cuisine and wine list located just before the North Carolina state line on Highway 17, is planning to re-open soon under new ownership.
Sunday Funday brings music, food and family fun to downtown Conway
Locals and visitors gathered at the Town Green in downtown Conway on Sunday, July 26 for the third edition of the Sunday Funday series. Many attendees brought lawn chairs, settled in for the afternoon, played games and enjoyed local food, live music and time with family and friends.
Asking Eric: I found out they used my photo for this AI nonsense
How do I not come off like I’m sitting in my cave judging them?
Emory receives U.S. Genesis Mission award to speed discovery through AI
Emory physicists will lead a team using AI to advance understanding of the fluid dynamics of plasma — from the lab to the cosmos — through the Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission.
Brass at the Beach brings musical excitement back to Myrtle Beach
The Drum Corps International Brass at the Beach returns to Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesday, July 28 at 7 p.m.
Ice cream shop opens on Little River waterfront
Mz. Freeze, a new Little River SC ice cream shop, is now open near the Little River Waterfront.
The Science of Aging Well
The goal is no longer just longevity, but the ability to thrive through the years we gain.
NextGen internship program offers a whirlwind tour of genetics
From working in a research lab to participating in hands-on group activities, high school students get an inside look at biomedical science during a five-week summer internship with the Department of Human Genetics.
Global misinformation takes center stage at Emory conference
Emory College brought together leading scholars to study propaganda and information manipulation, emphasizing feedback and collaboration over traditional presentations to better address the growing global impact of disinformation.
How Chicken Bog became a beloved Horry County staple
While crowds of 30,000-40,000 people flock to Loris for its annual “Chicken Bog-Off” festival every third weekend of October to enjoy the savory rice, chicken and sausage-based one-pot dish, few may know when or how the cuisine was created and why it has sustained such popularity throughout Horry County.
Aynor celebrates Independence Day with annual After the 4th celebration
Residents and visitors gathered Saturday at Aynor Town Park for the town’s annual After the 4th celebration, enjoying live music, local food vendors, family activities and a fireworks display that extended the Independence Day festivities beyond the July 4 holiday.
Local politicians secure $5m for youth mental health centers
Mental health funding Two local state Assembly members have secured $5 million in the 2026-27 budget for youth mental health centers. “Youth in California are facing a serious mental health crisis, and resources like the allcove youth m…
New fall festival, filled with live performers, coming to North Myrtle Beach
North Myrtle Beach says that after 21 years of the Irish Italian International Festival, NMB Live! is a new event that will provide an "amplified experience" to the downtown area.
Aynor extends Independence Day celebration with the After the 4th event
The free, family-friendly event will begin at 5 p.m. at the park, 600 S. Main St., and will feature an evening of live music, food trucks, a free children's zone and activities for all ages. The celebration will conclude with a fireworks display after dark, scheduled to begin around 9 p.m.
Support well-being with these tools for connection and mental health
Emory University and Emory Healthcare employees have access to a variety of resources to support stronger connections and improve mental health and overall well-being. Summer is a great time to see what’s available.
The Domes, San Jose’s newest entertainment venue, is a real mind trip
New space near San Pedro Square can be used for watching sports, hosting corporate events and more.
Experiencing the newly-opened Guy Fieri dining and entertaining concept, Downtown Flavortown
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri opens new restaurant, Downtown Flavortown, in Myrtle Beach.
Diamondbacks Place Starting Pitcher on IL with Elbow Injury
The Diamondback's rotation is taking another hit, as Ryne Nelson becomes the latest starter to land on the injured list.
Ryne Nelson lands on 15-day injured list
Ryne Nelson, who has been one of the most consistent Diamondbacks starters at getting deep into games, is dealing with an elbow issue.
It’s a perfect weekend for al fresco entertainment in San Jose
Opera San Jose will fill the Municipal Rose Garden with music this weekend in a free tribute to “The Three Tenors.”
Cell and gene therapy's next challenge is not the science, it's everything else
The field's foundational biology is no longer the limiting factor. What comes next depends on whether the industry can build the manufacturing, commercial, and clinical infrastructure to match what the science already knows how to do.
Do influencers need to disclose if they’re paid by a candidate? New California bill seeks to ensure they do
Bill aims to identify content “that looks organic and authentic … (but is) really the equivalent of an ad,” lawmaker says.
Previewing a mammoth week: Texas Tech vs. Big 12, CFP expansion meeting and Senate bill markup
The future of major college sports will begin to take shape over a mammoth four-day stretch beginning June 15.
South Bay public health officials prepare for World Cup
Ebola and hantavirus likely won’t pose risks. More contagious, and familiar, bugs could.
Time for an AI checkup: Flaw found in machine learning for sepsis treatment
Shengpu Tang, Emory assistant professor of computer science, found a flaw in many peer-reviewed studies using the AI method known as reinforcement learning as a theoretical guide for the treatment of sepsis.
Gallery: Carolina Country Music Fest draws crowds for another year in Myrtle Beach
Locals and visitors alike had their cowboy hats and country music vibes ready to roll on Saturday, June 6, as the Carolina Country Music Fest action took place in Myrtle Beach.
Dbacks Split! Dbacks 3, Dodgers 2
The Dbacks were able to split the series with the Dodgers Thursday night thanks to some late inning heroics from none other than Ketel Marte and some terrific pitching from Ryne Nelson and the bullpen. The Dbacks offense was stymied once again for 7 innings until Corbin Carrol hit a home run in the 8th […]
On media: Two early-season kickoffs reveal inventory issue that Fox hopes CFP expansion can solve
The Indiana-North Texas matchup reflects a larger issue for the Big Ten’s network partner.
Powering drug discovery with analytical chemistry
Advances in analytical instrumentation are helping researchers study drug behavior, improve biomedical research, and train the next generation of scientists.
Southern Charm Boutique opens in downtown Loris
There's a new shop in downtown Loris to get a plethora of items. Southern Charm Boutique opened at 4262 Main St. in Loris on May 1.
State health officials probe E. coli outbreak linked to Kebab Shop
Restaurant chain has several Bay Area locations
Myrtle Beach dedicates Vietnam Veterans Memorial at Warbird Park
Over a thousand people gathered to celebrate the opening of the veterans memorial at Warbird, which sits very close to where the front gate of the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base was located.
Gallery: Murrells Inlet bars filled with bikers for 2026 spring bike rally
Bikers and many interested onlookers visited Murrells Inlet on Thursday, May 14, 2026 for Myrtle Beach Bike Week spring rally festivities.
Coastal Carolina University alum is on Broadway national tour
A Coastal Carolina University alum is living his dream on a Broadway national tour, two years after earning his bachelor of fine arts in musical theatre.
Worth the drive: Scott’s Bar-B-Que in Hemingway
Scott's Bar-B-Que in Hemingway, South Carolina is worth the drive out to the middle of no where.
Dear Abby: I took the beatings that should have gone to my brother
Is there any way I can change our toxic family at this point?
Oakland’s businesses are struggling. Voters will decide on giving them a tax break.
The ballot question will appear before voters just months after City Auditor Michael Houston found that Oakland’s own tax collectors failed to fetch millions of dollars.
DeVaughn Stokes has been the voice of a lot of Sun Funs
This year marked the 71st edition of the long running spring festival in Myrtle Beach. Diane DeVaughn Stokes who, after 38 years with the microphone, has been in involved in more than half of all the Sun Funs.
Playoff schedule: Horry County high school athletics teams surge into postseason this week
Check out the full schedule for Horry County high school athletic teams in the 2026 spring sport playoffs.
Taco Mundo Kitchen y Cantina hosts eighth annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in North Myrtle Beach
At noon on Tuesday, May 5, Taco Mundo Kitchen y Cantina at Barefoot Landing kicks off the biggest Cinco de Mayo fiesta on the Grand Strand. General Manager Erin Parker said she expects that the celebration, now in its eighth year, will attract between 2,500 and 3,000 attendees.
Immersive and magical retail experiences at Broadway at the Beach for summer 2026
The Cloak and Wand is expected to open June 1, welcoming customers into a whimsical world of witchcraft and wizardry.
Sixth annual Brookgreen Gardens Spring Wine Festival deemed a success
Proceeds from the sold-out event benefit the mission and programs of Brookgreen Gardens, providing support for garden enhancement and renovation, educational offerings, preservation and conservation of sculpture and protection and care for native plants and endangered animals.
New Family Entertainment Coming to MSC World Asia - Cruise Industry News
MSC Cruises has unveiled new family entertainment options aboard its latest ship, the MSC World Asia. Once it debuts in the Mediterranean in December 2026, the ship will sail seven-night itineraries to destinations including Barcelona, Marseille, Messina, Civitavecchia for Rome, Naples and Valletta. According to a statement, the ship is set to boast an expanded family entertainment offering alongside the already announced venues.…
Longtime DJs John Smith and Bill Harper team up during SOS
John Smith is a legendary figure in the beach music scene, but the veteran DJ needed a new tag-team partner. He and Bill Harper are playing tracks around North Myrtle Beach.
Twelve 33 Distillery in Little River offers a taste of local history
Husband-and-wife team Kevin and Rebecca Osborn, founders of the Grand Strand’s first — and only — craft production distillery, named their establishment “Twelve 33.” It is open in Little River.
Loris celebrates fifth Small Town, Big Car Show
The fifth annual Small Town, Big Car Show took center stage in downtown Loris on April 18, 2026 with head-turning cruisers everywhere you looked.
Bay Area scientists honored at the ‘Oscars of Science’ for math and physics
Researchers from Stanford and UC Berkeley are being celebrated like celebrities for advancing mathematics and developing strategies to find a hypothetical particle.
Myrtle Beach is home to SC's first Slime Kitchen
The first Slime Kitchen franchise in South Carolina is offering visitors and locals the opportunity to create customized slime at Broadway at the Beach.
HTC Celebrates REEL Kids Class of 2026 at Medieval Times
Horry Telephone Cooperative hosted the REEL Kids class of 2026 at Medieval Times on Wednesday, April 15.
Sun Fun Festival kicks off Myrtle Beach tourist season
The first Sun Fun was held in 1951 to help draw tourists and locals to the Ocean Boulevard area.
Myrtle Beach Pelicans' welcome fans to their new and improved ballpark
The Myrtle Beach Pelicans welcomed the community to a ribbon-cutting ceremony to debut the multi-million dollar improvements to the Ballpark on Monday, April 12.
Musicians and music lovers flock to Little River’s Star Tavern
There’s a small blue and red building that sits back from a busy highway in Little River, that one regular customer describes as an “artistic mecca” for musicians. And it is flourishing under Ron Johnson's leadership.
New Myrtle Beach distillery, brewery set for grand opening at Broadway at the Beach
Ole Smoky Distillery and Yee-Haw Brewing Co. are set to open up a joint distillery and brewery at Broadway at the Beach in May, something the brand is calling a "one-of-a-kind" experience for visitors and locals alike.
Grand Strand chef becomes a Masters chef every spring
Ervin Abbott is one of the few people at the Masters in Augusta this week that hopes everything he does is above par. For a week or so before and during the storied event, Abbott moves from his position as a culinary director for La Vida Hospitality which operates the Crooked Hammock Brewery and the Big Chill Restaurant in Barefoot Landing to executive chef at Augusta National, a position he has filled for the last three years.
Cunard Expands Entertainment Program on 2026 Transatlantic Crossings - Cruise Industry News
All Transatlantic Crossings aboard Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 are set to feature an expanded entertainment program in 2026, the company said in a press release. Guests sailing between New York and Southampton can expect what the company says will be its most extensive program ever, marking the fact that the cruise line was selected Headline Partner of the Olivier Awards. “For more…
California governor debate draws backlash over who made the stage
Only six of the ten prominent candidates will be on the debate stage.
Opinion: We’re scientists. We use AI. And we fear it.
‘Both of us have recently moved from denial to contemplation that AI will soon be in a position to replace us.’
Photos: San Jose’s Vietnamese community celebrates Tet
Festivities wrap up today at 10 p.m. at Eastridge
Porchfest fills Conway with music on rainy Sunday afternoon
Conway Downtown Alive put on Porchfest 2026, a mix of bands playing on local porches throughout the Horry County community.
Bay Area high school sports
High School Sports in San Jose and Northern California. Varsity sports teams, football games, player profiles, coaches, and more from the Mercury News.
Health costs are fueling voter stress and powering Democratic campaigns
Many Democrats are staying focused on health care, an issue that was once a political liability but has become foundational for the party in recent elections.
Bad Bunny may keep politics off the mic — but his Super Bowl presence still speaks volumes
In a halftime show that is charged with political expectation, Bad Bunny’s history of activism speaks for itself
Apple is scaling back plans for new AI-based health coach service
The initiative, code-named Mulberry, was wound down in recent weeks, according to the people, who asked not to be identified because the move wasn’t public.
San Jose’s first Entertainment Zone opening for Super Bowl weekend
Fans can take their drinks out onto the streets around San Pedro Square this weekend, which will be filled with music, activities and a Super Bowl LX watch party.
Los Gatos approves entertainment zones for Super Bowl
Residents ask council for assurances that the town won’t work with ICE during the game.
We’ve got rhythm — but why? What science can explain about dance
Dancing uses overlooked senses and may tie to our deep evolutionary past. Knowing that can only make it more magical.
OpenAI CFO defends ads in ChatGPT as ‘strong business model’
One of OpenAI’s top executives defended the company’s addition of ads to its popular chatbot ChatGPT as a way to democratize access to artificial intelligence.
Macy’s Valley Fair shoppers thwart Rolex watch thieves
The smash-and-grab comes six weeks after a Black Friday shooting inside the mall, where three shoppers, including two women, were injured allegedly by a 17-year-old gang member targeting a 28-year-…
Swimmer who vanished at Lovers Point was wearing a shark deterrent. What science says about what they do
Studies question whether wearable shark deterrents effectively reduce risk.
Health insurance costs spike for businesses, workers after pandemic
New data shows employer-sponsored health insurance costs in California jumped sharply from 2022 to 2025, rising twice as fast as inflation while shifting more costs onto workers and employers.
Pilot Mountain Middle science fair winners named
Pilot Mountain Middle School recently held its annual science fair, with a number of students taking part.
Trump administration science assault slams major Bay Area economic engine, threatens ‘amazing innovations’
Investors and young scientists are pulling back from biotech, amid broader attacks on science under Trump, industry representatives said.