Steve Miller with the Grand Strand Prostate Cancer Support Group joins Audra Grant today on Carolina A.M. for Prostate Awareness Month.
RipTydz is the largest oceanfront grill and rooftop bar in Myrtle Beach. They offer something for everyone including mimosas, fresh seafood, prime steaks, and fresh local favorites! Stop by and see them at 1210 N Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 or give them a call at 843.945.1204. MON – FRI: 12PM – 11PM SAT – SUN: 11AM – 11PM
For your Thursday Tips… 1: Add a teensy bit of baking soda to make your ground hamburger meat juicier. Animal proteins, when heated, bond together which causes it be tough, and lose flavor. Adding a 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda to a pound of ground beef raises the PH, making it difficult for the proteins to bond. To do this…mix…
Location: Horry County Schools Adult Education Center, 3301 Oak St., Myrtle Beach. Friday, September 29, 2023 at 6:00 to 9:00 PM: Family Fun Night! Tickets are available for purchase to attend this event where you will get first crack at the books for sale. Minor children with an adult will be free. We are having a Young Author’s Contest called…
When it comes to emails, hacking fear, scams and even cell phone repair, you don’t have to be good at technology when you have the folks at Not That Tech Savvy to help you.
It’s an all you can eat pasta benefit dinner September 27, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. at the Beachfront Kitchen and Bar at the Sands Dune Resort (201 74th Avenue) in Myrtle Beach.
Audra Grant is constantly researching the latest trends and something called “The Big 6” keeps popping up on her FY. Its a practice for keeping the lymphatic system healthy.
The 5th Annual “Best of the Beach Balls Meatball Challenge” is Saturday, October 28, 2023, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., in the Yaupon parking lot in Surfside Beach.
Audra Grant talks with Darry Del Corro and Ken Chaney about this year’s Pickleball with the Stars scheduled for Oct 14, at the J Bryan Floyd Center on Possum Trot Road in North Myrtle Beach.
An editor tackled the subject the subject recently calling for brides who say “it’s my day” should pay for everything. A study found that bridesmaids spend $23-hundred dollars on average to be part of the wedding. Forbes magazine broke it down a little further estimating the average salary for those getting married is around $50-k. That’s based on a 28-year-old….
