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In celebration of Hard Rock Café's founding 36 years ago in 1971 in London, public servants including fire fighters, police officers and emergency medical technicians will pay only 71 cents for a Hard Rock Legendary Burger on Thursday, June 14. The offer is limited to one burger per person, and qualified public ...

Photo courtesy MyrtleBeachTV.com.

A new television show started airing last week at 6 a.m. Sundays on our local FOX affiliate, WFXB. It's called Myrtle Beach TV, and the show's producers, Warren and Marcia Walker of Myrtle Beach Inc., are doing a great job showcasing what they call "The REAL Myrtle Beach."

Viewers are treated to dashes of humor and find out a lot of useful behind-the-scenes ...

Many people who visit the Grand Strand area like to shop while they're here at our malls, especially the outlet malls. But there are also many, many antique stores, thrift stores, flea markets and consignment shops.

Some hot spots for this kind of bargain-hunting include:

Antique stores: U.S. 17 Bypass in Murrells Inlet, U.S. 17 Bypass in North Myrtle Beach and downtown Conway.

Consignment and thrift stores: All over ...

This year marks House of Blue's 10-year anniversary in the Grand Strand. There's always something happening there, whether it's music-, art- or food-related. Here's a few events going down in June:

*There is a $6.99 breakfast buffet from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Mondays through Saturdays.

*The Sugar Shack Deck has a new menu with all items less than $10. (Have you ever had the cornbread at HOB? ...

Seasonal suppers

Darren Smith, chef proprietor at Rivertown Bistro in Conway, changes his menu at least four times a year. Conway is the Horry County seat (pronounced OH-ree County), which is 15 miles west of Myrtle Beach. It's a pretty small southern town.

Here's a peek at what's on Chef Smith's new dinner menu:

Teeny Tiny Tuna Oscar: A 4-ounce yellowfin tuna cooked medium-rare and served with lump crab, asparagus and ...

When my family made its first trip to Myrtle Beach in 1996, a friend who already lived here told us to be sure and check out Broadway at the Beach (www.broadwayatthebeach.com/), which is off U.S. 17 Bypass between 21st and 29th avenues North.

“They have a street party every night!” he said. “You won’t believe what-all they have there.”

So we went, with our two small country boys ...