Monday Strand Briefing: New Myrtle Beach area restaurants, one Michelin nod. 5 bites of dining news
A few things changed since yesterday. Below are the ones I believe Grand Strand locals, visitors and vacation-rental owners should hear about first. October is shoulder season at its best: warm water, open tables and quieter beaches.
In today’s briefing:
- New Myrtle Beach area restaurants, one Michelin nod. 5 bites of dining news
- Nearly 800 homes planned for new subdivision in Carolina Forest area of Horry County
- 9th annual Grand Strand Kite Festival draws flyers from across the country
- North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad continues 67-year fish fry tradition
- South Florence vs. North Myrtle Beach Football Highlights
- Grand Strand home prices ease, but high mortgage rates keep affordability tight
New Myrtle Beach area restaurants, one Michelin nod. 5 bites of dining news
Reported by Myrtle Beach Sun News, Oct 26 — read the full story.
Why it matters: New openings are what keep the Strand fresh. Add it to your list, and owners, add it to your guest guidebook.
Nearly 800 homes planned for new subdivision in Carolina Forest area of Horry County
Reported by Post and Courier, Oct 26 — read the full story.
Why it matters: Rules and markets for rentals change quietly. Owners who keep up with local decisions avoid surprises at renewal time.
9th annual Grand Strand Kite Festival draws flyers from across the country
Reported by WMBF, Oct 25 — read the full story.
Why it matters: Big weekends fill fast on the Strand. Book tables, tickets and parking early, and check the concierge for the best times to go.
North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad continues 67-year fish fry tradition
Reported by dailydispatch.com, Oct 26 — read the full story.
Why it matters: The beach is the reason we are all here. Check the day's surf and tide on the live feed before you head out.
South Florence vs. North Myrtle Beach Football Highlights
Reported by SCNow, Oct 25 — read the full story.
Why it matters: Worth knowing before your next trip to the beach.
Grand Strand home prices ease, but high mortgage rates keep affordability tight
Reported by WPDE, Oct 23 — read the full story.
Why it matters: Good to know for anyone living on, visiting or renting on the Grand Strand.
Keep exploring GrandStrand
- Shoulder season playbook — the best weeks of the year
- Hurricane season renter plan — be ready, stay calm
- Ask the concierge — plans for today and tonight
GrandStrand publishes a new briefing every morning. Stories are summarized with credit and links to the original reporting.
