Think winter is all gloom and frostbite? Good news — it might also be your least likely month to get clocked in the kisser. According to a U.K. study, February holds the coveted title of least punch-y month of the year. That’s not just because it’s short…it’s because the cold, darkness, and early nights keep people huddled indoors instead of…
Dusty Dodd and Ned Baily were in the studio to talk about the annual Grand Strand Men’s Conference. The event will feature a keynote speaker as well as breakout sessons. Alan Wright, the lead pastor at Reynolda Church in Winston-Salem, N.C., will be the speaker for the 2026 conference. Alan is a seven-time author including The Power to Bless. He’s…
Quion, Parker and Justin with the Socastee Performing Arts department were in the studio to talk about their upcoming production of On the Town! On the Town is a wartime musical about three sailors on leave in New York City. It features music by Leonard Bernstein and musical theatre standards, including “Come Up to My Place” and “New York New…
Feeling stressed? Forget counting sheep…try breathing like a horse. A TikTok trend is urging stressed-out humans to give themselves a horse breath. Basically a stretched-out exhale through relaxed lips that sounds just like your favorite equine. According to therapists, this quirky technique stimulates the vagus nerve, calms the nervous system, and helps pull you out of fight-or-flight mode. Part of…
Dustin Ellis of Myrtle Beach Window Tint was in the studio! The film they install can enhance the look, functionality, comfort, and energy efficiency of your windows, while adding protection from harmful UV rays, reduced heat and glare, added privacy and security, protection of interiors from fading, and will also help lower energy bills by saving on heat and cooling…
Ruthann Define with Senior Helpers was in the studio with details on their “Dear Senior” Valentine’s Card Drive. Senior Helpers of Murrells Inlet/Myrtle Beach are inviting the community to help combat senior loneliness and isolation by creating heartfelt Valentine’s cards. The goal is to collect 1,000+ cards now-2/9, which will be delivered to seniors in their homes and local senior facilities.
Diane Billard and Marlisa Small with the Little River Rotary were in the studio to talk about the Spirits of Giving Mardi Gras Fundraiser! March 1, 2026, cockktail hour at 5pmHurricane Juels, 4499 Mineola Ave. Little River, SC Purchase tickets at https://givebutter.com/SpiritsofGivingEmail: Littleriverrotary@gmail.com for more information.Website: https://rotarycluboflittleriver.org/
A cool new “it” car is gaining popularity. The family minivan is making a comeback. Last year, minivan sales rose 21-percent in the U.S., while overall sales were up only two-percent. Minivans currently hold a two-point-four percent market share, which is the highest level it’s been since 2019. Analysts say one factor moving minivan sales is changing family demographics. Older…
Football fans throwing a party for the big game may be spending more on food this year. A new Super Bowl food report from Wells Fargo says it will cost about $140 to feed ten people for the big game, which is an increase from last year’s $138 estimate. According to the report, the cost of the popular Super Bowl…
Shannon Furtick with Grand Strand Young Professionals was in the studio with details on the 17th annual Shuckin’ on the Strand Oyster Roast on Feb. 7th from noon-4 pm at the Hot Fish Club in Murrells Inlet. All proceeds benefit Substitutes for Santa, an annual event hosted by GSYP every December giving 150 local children a magical Christmas. Enjoy marsh views…
