Everyone loves a good spooky tale or comedy around Halloween, and Freeform is making sure viewers don’t go without.
All of October, the network presents the 31 Nights of Halloween, with haunting classics like Hocus Pocus, the Nightmare before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands and more.
The frights continue through Halloween Night on HTC Digital Cable. Check out The NIGHTLY SCHEDULE HERE.
If you haven’t been to the expanded Brooks Stadium, you’re missing out. But there’s still time!
The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers have three home games remaining, including a Homecoming matchup against Troy on Nov. 2, and a nationally televised game against Louisiana on Nov. 7.
Locals are urged to pack the house for both contests, as well as the regular-season finale against Texas State on Nov. 30.
For ticket information, visit the Chanticleer athletics website at GoCCUSports.com.
The 36th Annual Taste of the Town will take place from 4 to 10 p.m. Nov. 5 at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.
The event features some of the finest restaurants in Horry County in one place, with proceeds from the event benefiting the St. Andrew Catholic School in Myrtle Beach.
Visitors can purchase advance tickets for $5, or buy them at the door the night of the event for $6. Children 14 and under get in free. Once inside, you can buy tickets for samplings of what each restaurant table has to offer.
For more information, visit the Taste of the Town website.
The 2019 Salute to American Veterans will take place at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11 at Wheelwright Auditorium on the campus of Coastal Carolina University.
This year’s event will feature the premier of the historical documentary “A Wild and Perilous Life,” a tale of Mountain Men and the American West.
The event is free and tickets can be obtained in advance at Coastal.edu/tickets, or at the door on a first-come, first-served basis.
Complimentary refreshments will be served at the event.
Welcome your trick-or-treaters or party guests with amazing Halloween decorating ideas from HGTV.
The website serves up 90 hauntingly sensational ideas for taking your fall decorating up a few notches.
Don’t look now, but Christmas is just a little over two months away, which means the start of the holiday season is almost upon us.
Horry County is not starved for holiday events, with several shows, parades and unique opportunities to amp up your festive mood.
Our friends at VisitMyrtleBeach.com have put together a comprehensive holiday events calendar to help you plan.
Everyone loves a good scare. Well, as long as you’re not on the receiving end.
Check out this video of some of America’s Funniest Video Scare pranks.
With HTC Connected Home and Alarm.com, you can control many of your home’s features and feel safe and secure all by using your mobile phone.
One of the major benefits of being an HTC member is the receipt of Capital Credits, or cash back.
Here’s how it works: Any revenue remaining after all the Cooperative’s expenses have been paid are returned to members via Capital Credits in proportion to their usage of HTC services. HTC has refunded over $139 million in Capital Credits to our members in the local community since 1979. No other telecommunications company can make that claim.
This year, more than $11 million in Capital Credits will be paid directly to HTC members. We hope you enjoy your Capital Credits. It really does pay to be a member.
For more details about Capital Credits, call us at 843-369-8530 or 1-844-249-9864.
Most of Horry County got off light when Hurricane Dorian passed early in September, although some of our neighbors to the north of the county did not.
It’s important to stay prepared. Remember, we are in the peak of hurricane season, which doesn’t end until Nov. 30.
Use lessons learned in prior storms to always be prepared in case of another severe weather event.
Follow these tips:
