Myrtle Beach locals and visitors alike can rejoice—Burky’s Grill, the iconic 1950s-style diner known for its smash burgers, chili cheese dogs, crinkle-cut fries, and nostalgic charm, is officially reopening on Wednesday, May 1st at 11:00 a.m. The long-awaited return comes after a fire in late January forced the family-run restaurant to temporarily close its doors for repairs and restoration.

While King Tide is a rare occurrence here and usually confined to Surfside or Garden City, as a visitor or resident of Myrtle Beach, you might have heard the term and wonder...

If you love the ocean, you've probably heard of riptides — powerful, narrow currents of water that rush away from the shore. They’re responsible for most beach rescues and can be deadly if you don’t know how to react. But don’t worry: getting caught in a riptide doesn’t have to be a death sentence. Here’s what you need to know to survive — and thrive — if you ever find yourself caught in one.

Nothing screams beach day like building a sandcastle—whether you're a kid with a bucket or a grown-up with a trowel and dreams of turrets. But building the perfect sandcastle? That’s part art, part science, and 100% fun.

Picture this: You’re 30,000 feet in the air, strapped into a tiny seat, and the flight attendant hands you a meal that looks promising. You take a bite… and suddenly, it’s like chewing on cardboard seasoned with disappointment. But fast-forward to your arrival at Myrtle Beach, where you sink your teeth into a fresh seafood platter, and BOOM—flavors explode like fireworks on the Fourth of July. What gives?

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