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Following Guy Fieri to Brisket in North Myrtle Beach

North Myrtle Beach, SC · 1d

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This Waterfront Southport, North Carolina Cafe Is Worth The Drive For Fried Green Tomatoes And Creamy Crab Dip

Some meals are worth planning a whole day around, and on the North Carolina coast, a few of them come with boat slips attached. Southport is a small harbor town at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, and it has a dockside cafe that people keep driving back to.

Southport, NC · 6h
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New vet hospital proposed for Brunswick County

A new animal facility is planning to set up shop in Brunswick County. Headwaters Engineering of the Cape Fear, PLLC, submitted a site plan for a new veterinary hospital near Southport and Oak Island . While the facility could bring more veterinary space, veterinary workers say the county needs more. Despite the population growth over the last two decades, Brunswick has less than 10 animal hospitals. Three of the facilities reside in the Southport area and none are open 24-hours. If emergency care is needed outside of operating hours, often 8 p.m. to 5 p.m., residents must travel to Wilmington. Some pet owners will even drive to Raleigh or Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, River Road Animal Hospital Office Manager Morgan Dillard said. Dillard said the county could use more veterinary facilities, veterinarians and staff, especially a 24/7 emergency care facility. Though the hospital is expanding roughly triple the size due to the business outgrowing the existing building, Dillard expects the bigger facility will quickly reach capacity. "We are fully booked," Dillard said. One of the biggest challenges veterinary facilities face is staffing, said Dillard, noting finding and supporting enough adequate staff is a problem that stretches across the nation. Increases

Brunswick County, NC · 1d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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What to know ahead of tonight's episode of Guy Fieri at North Myrtle Beach restaurants

Food Network star Guy Fieri is again putting the Grand Strand on the national culinary map. Two North Myrtle Beach eateries will appear on an upcoming episode of “Diners Drive-Ins and Dives,” filmed during Fieri’s recent trip to the Grand Strand. Here are key takeaways: When will show air? Krave Bagels and Brisket Saloon will be featured in a “Diners Drive-Ins and Dives” episode titled “Northwest, Southeast,” premiering at 9 p.m. Nov. 13 on Food Network . What did Guy eat? Krave made scratch bagels including the Everything and French Toast varieties. He also sampled Krave’s honey cinnamon cream cheese and chicken salad, which was placed on top of an Everything bagel. Brisket showcased its Texas-style smoked meats, burnt ends mac and tacos. Why was Guy here? Fieri’s Grand Strand filming trip coincided with the September grand opening of his second Downtown Flavortown, a 50,000-square-foot restaurant, arcade and bowling alley at Myrtle Beach Mall. Where else did he go? In addition to Brisket, Fieri filmed at several area spots including Toffino’s Italian Bakery, Seasons by 10/Fold, J-Mike’s Flavor Station and Old Town Crepes. The summary points above were compiled with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists. The

North Myrtle Beach, SC · 11h

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Horry County residents, get ready for freezing temps. How cold will it get and when

While fall is still ongoing, the Grand Strand may get its first taste of winter-like temperatures this weekend. Horry County residents will start to see temperatures drop Friday night into Saturday morning as the lows continue to dip further into the 30s. The Grand Strand is expected to get closer to freezing temperatures from Saturday night to Monday night, with the coldest temperatures on Saturday night, according to the National Weather Service. A freeze watch will also be in effect for Horry County from Saturday night to Sunday morning. Temperatures are expected to drop to 31 degrees in some parts of Horry County, while closer to the coast, temperatures will stay above freezing around 36 degrees. Patchy frost is also possible, according to the National Weather Service.

Horry County, SC · 6h

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This No-Frills Seafood Shack In North Carolina Serves Crab Cakes Worth Waiting In Line For

There are moments in life when the universe hands you exactly what you need, and one of those moments is the first time you bite into a crab cake at Provision Company in Southport, North Carolina. This cheerful, unpretentious seafood shack sitting right on the water has built a reputation...

Southport, NC · 1d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Myrtle Beach restaurant moving after decades in yellow building. Where is it going?

A chicken restaurant that’s been in the heart of downtown Myrtle Beach for decades is moving. Maryland Fried Chicken , located in its yellow building at 939 N. Kings Highway adjacent to another longtime restaurant, Mammy’s, is planning to relocate at the beginning of the year, workers said. It is unclear why the fried chicken restaurant is moving or what will happen to the building. The building is owned by the First United Methodist Church of Myrtle Beach. Messages left with a restaurant manager and a church official were not returned before publication. The restaurant’s new location will be at 1803 N. Kings Highway, which is the former location of Bistro B restaurant . The restaurant, which opened in April 2025, combined a dining establishment with the popularity of pickleball by having three pickleball courts in the back of the building where diners or others could play. The former owner, who declined to provide his name, said on Wednesday that the restaurant closed on Sept. 1 because he planned to retire. Before Bistro B, the building hadn’t had a business located there in about 15 years.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 1d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Horry County man placed on ‘most wanted list' for overgrown grass, lawsuit says

A Conway area man claims he was wrongfully arrested by Horry County Police officers because his grass was too tall, according to a new lawsuit. The lawsuit, filed in Horry County on Nov. 5, names Horry County, HCPD Police Chief Kris Leonhardt, Deputy Chief Justin Wyatt and several other officers, who Kevin Hobbs accuses of making false accusations against him in order to obtain an arrest warrant. The allegations stem from a series of alleged interactions between HCPD officers and Hobbs from August to October 2024. Hobbs claims that he was arrested for “declining to discuss an alleged overgrown grass-complaint” near his front door, according to the lawsuit. The complaint also states that Hobbs was placed on Horry County’s most wanted list, put in jail and then prosecuted for 13 months. The Sun News has requested the documents relating to Hobbs’ arrest. A spokesperson for Horry County and HCPD each wrote that the county and police department does not comment on any ongoing litigation in text messages to The Sun News. Hobbs is seeking punitive and actual damages to be determined by a jury. Dispute over grass On Aug. 30, 2024, Hobbs had been at his home on Lesia Lane

Horry County, SC · 1d

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FIRST ALERT: Freeze watch issued ahead of coldest air so far this season

Florence, SC · 9h

Charlotte Observer

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Mystery fish caught off NC coast sets a ‘new species state record,' officials say

A fisherman accidentally set a “new species state record” in North Carolina when he caught an oval-shaped fish that no one on the charter boat could identify. Jim Bickerstaff was about 45 miles off Southport, fishing in 140 feet of water when something on his 80-pound test line started fighting back. The elongated fish he pulled aboard the Oak Island Fishing Charter weighed just over 6 pounds, and was 25.5 inches long and 17 inches around, the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries said in a Nov. 10 news release. It has been identified as a unicorn filefish, and it represented a new species for the state’s record keeping. “The truth is, none of us knew what type of fish it was. I’ve been fishing offshore for years, and our captain goes out there more than anybody I know. None of us had ever seen one, and none of us knew what to call it,” Bickerstaff told The Charlotte Observer. “I would love to claim that I’m quite the amazing angler who searched all his life to catch this great white whale, but that would be untrue as I was unaware of this fish’s existence. I actually used the Fish Rules

North Carolina · 2d

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Museum of Coastal Carolina to host holiday celebration in Ocean Isle Beach

OCEAN ISLE BEACH, NC (WWAY) — The Museum of Coastal Carolina is inviting families to celebrate the holiday season with hands-on activities, festive crafts and a special visit from Pirate Claus. The museum will host its “HoliDAY at the Museum” event on Friday, Nov. 27, from 10 a.m. to...

Ocean Isle Beach, NC · 3d

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Keith and Katherine Hamm, in Their Late 60s, Have Adopted Three Children From Foster Care in Calabash, N.C., Years After Losing Their Son and Daughter-in-Law

Keith and Katherine Hamm of Calabash, N.C., lost their son and daughter-in-law in 2016. In their late 60s, they have adopted three children from foster care. The post Keith and Katherine Hamm, in Their Late 60s, Have Adopted Three Children From Foster Care in Calabash, N.C., Years After Losing Their Son and Daughter-in-Law appeared first on parentdiaries.com .

Calabash, NC · 2d

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Meet the lovable dogs and cats at Kind Keeper Animal Rescue

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - We visited Kind Keeper Animal Rescue in North Myrtle Beach to learn about the rescue’s mission and its plans for a new expansion. We also met some of the sweet adoptable cats and dogs looking for their forever homes. If you want to help...

North Myrtle Beach, SC · 3d

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Wawa Eyes First South Carolina Location in Little River

A Pennsylvania-born gas station and convenience store chain is eyeing Little River for its first South Carolina location. Wawa is proposed for the vacant lot at Water Grande Blvd. and Hwy. 9 E. On Nov. 5, the Horry County Planning Commission approved the zoning request, clearing the way for a...

Little River, SC · 3d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Are there buried shipwrecks in Myrtle Beach sands? You could be sunbathing on one

Numerous items wash up on the Grand Strand’s more than 60 miles of beaches, many becoming buried beneath the sand. In Myrtle Beach, beachgoers who pitch their umbrellas and spread their blankets along parts of the shore might be surprised to know that they may be walking on top of two shipwrecks. The ships were briefly uncovered when two major hurricanes hit the South Carolina coast, only to be reburied after years of beach renourishment and time. Jack Thompson, who has spent 75 years chronicling Myrtle Beach’s history, was able to snap photos of both wrecks, capturing rare moments in time. Here’s what to know about the shipwrecks and where they are located. The Freeda A. Wyley After Hurricane Hazel made landfall in Myrtle Beach on Oct. 15, 1954, causing extensive damage and deaths, the storm uncovered the timbers of the barkentine Freeda A. Wyley at 43rd Avenue North. Thompson was able to photograph the remains of the 507-ton, three-masted ship. The ship had encountered a hurricane off the coast of Myrtle Beach in 1893 and burned to the waterline, leaving its wooden hull to drift onto the beach. “All the local guys went down there with hammers and saws

Myrtle Beach, SC · 9h

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BJ's Wholesale Club could be coming to North Myrtle Beach, new plans show

NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — A BJ's Wholesale Club could be coming to North Myrtle Beach as city officials review a revised development plan for a proposed location between Champions Boulevard and South Carolina Highway 90. The proposed wholesale club was listed on the agenda for the city's...

North Myrtle Beach, SC · 2d

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Wawa takes on Buc-ee’s in new US state with plans for 6,300-square-foot convenience store with attached car wash

WAWA is bringing another new location to a US state soon as it continues its multi-year expansion plan, with 100 arriving in 2026. The popular chain is taking on giants like Buc-ee’s, which has already opened several mega locations and is days away from another. Several Wawa stores are...

Nashville, TN · 1d

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This South Carolina Kitchen Serves Fried Chicken, Collard Greens And Peach Cobbler In A Cozy Southern Dining Room And Belongs On Your 2027 List

The peach cobbler here is made by the owner’s wife. That’s the kind of detail I want to know before picking a restaurant. This is family cooking, not some kitchen trying to reinvent Sunday dinner. The collard greens are cut fresh every morning, and the daily specials arrive...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 3d

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Brunswick's utility needs lead to property disputes and court fights

(This story has been updated to add new information.) As Brunswick County scrambles to expand water and sewer infrastructure for rapid growth , the county is increasingly finding itself in court over the cost of acquiring private property. Though county records report taking of property by eminent domain to support growth, tension has risen between public infrastructure needs and property owners' disputes over compensation. County meeting minutes show commissioners authorizing condemnation authority at least four times between 2024 and October 2026. The actions involve projects ranging from wastewater improvements to reclaimed-water infrastructure and a future drinking-water reservoir. Though the county is focused on utility needs, residents are challenging compensation offers and the scope of property rights being acquired. "Brunswick County has in the last fifteen years primarily used the condemnation process for the acquisition of utility easements," County Communications Director Meagan Kascsak said. "The county uses easements when there is not enough room in the NCDOT rights-of-way for additional utility lines or the expansion of pump stations." In July 2025, commissioners authorized the acquisition of easements on three parcels "up to and including condemnation" following a closed-session discussion about property acquisition. Those parcels later became the subject of court actions

Brunswick County, NC · 2d

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Meet Pirate from Kind Keeper Animal Rescue!

Britney Hauser of Kind Keeper Animal Rescue was in the studio with Pirate!. She’s one of many dogs and cats looking for their forever home. To view the available animals and get more information about adopting or fostering, visit KindKeeper.org. Their upcoming Tail Gate Party will be held at...

North Myrtle Beach, SC · 2d