Magic Parents In Myrtle Beach

DID YOU KNOW that the notorious No Child Left Behind Act includes a sneaky section that requires high schools to turn over private information on students to military recruiters?

And that the Pentagon has created an illegal database of 30 million 16-25 year-olds, including names, addresses, email addresses, cell phone numbers, ethnicities, social security numbers, extracurricular activities, and areas of study?

Yikes. What do we do? Any way you look at it, this is a family privacy nightmare, another strong-arming of our local schools, and a creepy warm-up to a possible draft. However, it's also a great reason to get together and take action.

Leave My Child Alone

We have 2 community projects we would love to incorporate into the area we live in.

1. A homeschool center where homeschooled kids can go for resources, tutoring and to meet up for activities, to include sports.

2. A homeless outreach program which includes a 200 bed facility.
📍Staffed with a kitchen crew.
📍An infirmary with a medical staff &
📍A private outbuilding for detoxing purposes only.
📍 Clothing and personal items room storage room.
📍An integration program to provided people with the tools and knowledge to successfully integrate into a home & how to maintain a comfortable life.
📍 Provide assistance obtaining I.D. and anything else needed to land gainful employment.
📍 Provide assistance obtaining military documentation and applying for benefits.
📍 Provide assistance to with every available opportunity available, such as Public assistance, child care assistance, supplemental foods resources, etc.
📍Education in budgeting and money management, healthy eating, gardening, child rearing, personal hygiene, house keeping and more.
📍A general education program for both children and adults to gain the knowledge needed in all subjects.
📍 A fitness center.
📍And more!

Where is the best place to donate unused, still in package, Adult diapers VERY LARGE SIZE?

Understanding Extreme Heat
Extreme heat refers to a series of hot days that are significantly hotter than average for a specific location and time. This phenomenon can lead to serious health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations such as infants, children, pregnant women, and the elderly.

Key Precautions to Take

Hydration
Drink Plenty of Fluids: Aim to consume water regularly, even if you do not feel thirsty. An average adult should drink about 3/4 of a gallon daily.

Monitor Urine Color: Dark yellow urine may indicate dehydration.
Staying Cool

Avoid Strenuous Activities: Limit physical exertion during peak heat hours, typically between 10 AM and 4 PM.

Use Air Conditioning: Spend time in air-conditioned spaces. If you lack AC, seek public cooling centers like libraries or community centers.

Wear Appropriate Clothing: Choose lightweight, loose-fitting, and light-colored clothing to help reflect heat.

Checking on Vulnerable Individuals
Regularly Check on Others: Ensure that elderly family members, neighbors, and young children are safe and hydrated.

Recognize Symptoms of Heat-Related Illness: Be aware of signs such as heavy sweating, weakness, headache, and confusion.

Emergency Preparedness
Emergency Supplies
Prepare an Emergency Kit: Include water, oral re-hydration salts, a thermometer, and cooling towels.
Know Emergency Contacts: Keep a list of local health services and emergency numbers handy.

Recognizing Heat-Related Illnesses
Condition: Heat Exhaustion
Symptoms: Heavy sweating, weakness, headache
Action Required: Move to a cooler place, hydrate
Condition:: Heat Stroke
Symptoms: Confusion, hot skin, rapid heartbeat
Action Required: Call emergency services immediately

By following these precautions, you can significantly reduce the risks associated with extreme heat and protect yourself and those around you

With Myrtle Beach International Film Festival – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

𝐓𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐉𝐮𝐧𝐞 𝟐𝟑:

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Looking for some Tuesday fun? You're in the right spot - we got live music, karaoke, line dancing, DJs, bands, duos, solos, rock, country, pop, jazz, blues and World Cup action! Visit our website and click any event for more details. See this weekend's happenings or check out July 4th weekend... tap here → www.MyrtleLive.com

Have a great day!

Beach renourishment is well underway in Myrtle Beach, creating a wider, more resilient coastline ahead of peak storm season.

The beach largely remains open outside of the active work zone. Work takes place in 1,000- to 2,000-foot sections at a time, with each section closed for about two to three days.

Anyone can track the progress in real time online with the map provided by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/266cbf20d5f84dec969d1e943cdbf618/page/Myrtle

📷Photo taken June 18.

🚨UPDATE 6/18/26
Goal! The video board is back in action. Lightning tried for a red card, but we're back on the pitch. Catch Canada vs. Qatar tonight at 6 PM. 🥅⚡️
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‼️6/16/26
⚽ Viewing Schedule Update
Due to equipment damage caused by a lightning strike over the weekend, matches scheduled to be shown at The Terrace on June 16 and June 17 will not be available.

We hope to resume scheduled viewings on Thursday and will provide updates as they become available.
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⚽ You asked. We listened.
Soccer Under the Sky is coming to The Terrace, beginning TODAY!

We're bringing select International Soccer matchups to the big screen in Downtown Conway and creating another opportunity for neighbors, families, and friends to come together.

Bring a chair, enjoy the atmosphere, and experience the camaraderie that makes Conway special. The soccer field isn't the only thing heating up this summer, so don't forget your water and stay hydrated.
🏆 The Terrace
📍 110 Laurel Street

As one of just 20 All-America City finalists in the nation, Conway continues finding new ways to bring people together and celebrate community.

Stay tuned... knockout stage watch parties may be coming next. 👀
All viewings are weather permitting and subject to game availability and schedule changes.