Myrtle Beach Streetscape Project Shifts Focus, Reopens Oak Street
The Myrtle Beach streetscape project has transitioned its work from Oak Street to Broadway Street and City Hall, leading to the reopening of Oak Street.
Myrtle Beach Florence, SC, November 10, 2026 —
The ongoing Myrtle Beach streetscape project has marked a significant transition, shifting construction activities from Oak Street to new areas encompassing Broadway Street and City Hall. This relocation of work has facilitated the official reopening of Oak Street to traffic and pedestrians.
The project aims to enhance the city’s infrastructure and public spaces. As work progresses, the focus has now moved to Broadway Street and the vicinity of City Hall, indicating the next phase of development within the streetscape initiative. The reopening of Oak Street signifies a milestone in the project, allowing for normal traffic flow in that section once more.
Specific timelines for the work on Broadway Street and City Hall were not provided in the summary. Similarly, details regarding the full scope of improvements planned for these new work areas, or the expected completion dates, were not specified. The summary did not include information on any detours or traffic impacts associated with the current work zones on Broadway Street and City Hall.
Story summarized from the original created by By Terry Ward Terry.ward@myhorrynews.com on www.myhorrynews.com, see more information here.
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