The week ahead for the Myrtle Beach area

Students heading back to classes

Horry County teachers and students headed back to school Monday. Georgetown County students and staff also went back to school Monday.

Horry County Schools district offices will reopen Monday.

Registration deadline for those with flood damage Monday

The registration deadline for folks who had damage in the October flooding is Monday. People affected by the flooding can register until midnight at DisasterAssistance.gov, or from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. at 800-621-3362 (800-621-FEMA).

Planning commission to hold hearing on Superblock zoning

The Myrtle Beach Planning Commission is set to hold a public hearing at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday regarding any proposed zoning changes to limit drinking establishments in the Superblock. The hearing will be held during the Planning Commission’s meeting in the first floor conference room of Myrtle Beach City Hall at 937 Broadway St.

The Superblock has been identified as an area of downtown bound by 9th Avenue North, Main Street, Highway 501 and Broadway Street. Myrtle Beach City Council enacted a moratorium in October to prevent any new drinking establishments from opening in the block to give planners time to come up with zoning changes that would limit that type of business in the area.

Shoulders of Glenn’s Bay Road remain closed through Friday

Shoulder closures for the east- and west-bound lanes of Glenn’s Bay Road from US 17 Business to Chandler Drive remain in effect through Friday for utility relocation work. Due to the tight right-of-way and the amount of equipment, the shoulder closures are in place 24-hours a day. No traffic is expected to be inconvenienced with the closures, but the shoulders will not be accessible, according to a road construction update from Horry County.

This story was originally published January 4, 2016 at 6:58 AM with the headline "The week ahead for the Myrtle Beach area."