🌱 Waterway House Closed After Jeep Hits Building + Be In A Wygal Book

Hello, neighbors! Kathy Mandell here with your Monday, November 7, 2022 edition of the Myrtle Beach Daily, full of everything you need to know about what's happening in town. Including updates on:

• The Waterway House restaurant was hit and damaged by a vehicle, but no one was hurt.
• Would you like to be a character in Caleb Wygal's next book?
• Normal November temps and some rain are in this week's weather forecast.

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It's Monday and the summer-like weather pattern keeps going:

Mostly sunny and pleasant. High: 79 Low: 61.

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Here are the top three stories today in Myrtle Beach:

1. The owner of The Waterway House Sports and Spirits has faced some setbacks in the past, and now faces the latest challenge after a vehicle crashed into the building on Saturday. Thankfully, no one was hurt even though there were patrons inside the restaurant when a red Jeep slammed into the building. The restaurant recently began hosting live music and had just completed some upgrades. Owner Timothy Monaco says he's faced some setbacks before, including being affected by the pandemic in 2020, but he's ready to jump in and handle this setback as well. The Waterway House will be closed until it is deemed safe to open, which hopefully will be soon, says Monaco. (WMBF)
2. How'd you like to be featured as a character in Caleb Wygal's next book? The local author has partnered up with Horry County Literacy Council to do a fundraiser for the council. With a minimum donation of $10 you will be entered into a drawing to become a character in the next Myrtle Beach Mystery Series book! Multiple increments of $10 get you more entries into the drawing (example: donate $50 and you get five entries). The deadline for donations is December 31. Details here: (Patch.com)
3. North Myrtle Beach broke the record for the warmest low temperature on this date, with the temp going down to a balmy 71 degrees overnight Saturday night. The unseasonably warm weather has been a real treat for about the past week, but get ready because a cold front is coming through tonight and should change Election Day temperatures by a chilly ten degrees. Typical November temps will follow and rain is more than likely to come through this week. High surf and gusty winds will come along with the rain. (WBTW) (wpde.com)

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Today in Myrtle Beach:

• Ribbon-cutting ceremony for Myrtle Maids @ Chamber of Commerce Building (3 p.m.)
• Steve & Susie @ Martini Classic Food (5 p.m.)
• Surfside Beach Pier Committee meeting @ Johnson Civic Center (6 p.m.)
• NMB City Council Regular Meeting @ Council Chambers (7 p.m.)

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From my notebook:

• Patch's Real Estate News desk has done all the hard work for the house hunters out there. Here is a sampling of some properties on the market in the Myrtle Beach area. (Myrtle Beach Patch)
• SC Pecan Music & Food Festival: "THANK YOU to everyone who joined us Saturday for the 18th Annual SC Pecan Music and Food Festival presented by Pepsi of Florence!" (SC Pecan Music & Food Festival via Facebook)
• Visit Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Believe it or not — two Myrtle Beach natives still hold the record for the longest time dancing at Madison Square Garden back in the 1930s. Joseph Shotkus and his sister Mary Shotkus danced for 5,295 hours! The pair entered dance contests as "Joe and Mary Rock." (Visit Myrtle Beach, South Carolina via Facebook)
• The Reckless Rooster in Longs is giving away free Thanksgiving dinner from 2 p.m. to 5 pm. on Thanksgiving Day. The restaurant is asking for donations to cover the cost, but the dinner is free and will include all the usual Turkey Day trimmings. Reckless Rooster wants to thank the community for its support during the restaurant's first year in business. (wpde.com)
• The crew at Kind Care Animal Hospital in Little River is hosting pet holiday photo sessions with the hospital's practice manager, Sam, who is a certified photographer. The cost is $10 per printed photo. The event is Saturday, November 26 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. An appointment is required. (Kind Care Animal Hospital via Facebook)

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You're officially in the loop for Monday. I'll see you Tuesday for the next edition of the Myrtle Beach Daily!

— Kathy Mandell

About me: The best decision I ever made was relocating to the Myrtle Beach area from New England a few years ago, with my three dogs and three cats. I enjoy dogs, cats, road trips, photography, writing, vegetarian food, live music, bicycling and above all my daily walks on the beaches in and around the Grand Strand.

Have a news tip or suggestion for an upcoming Myrtle Beach Daily? Contact me at myrtlebeach@patch.com