Construction underway for the new Wells Fargo Bank at the former Friendly's site.
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Construction has commenced on a new Wells Fargo bank at the site of the former Friendly’s restaurant in North Myrtle Beach. Situated at 210 Highway 17 North, the 3,388-square-foot bank promises to enhance banking options for local residents and visitors. This development is part of a broader growth trend in the area’s commercial landscape. The construction site is currently progressing, overseen by Dooley & Mack Constructors, signaling an exciting shift from dining to banking. The community eagerly anticipates the benefits this new establishment will bring.
In a move signaling the vibrant growth of North Myrtle Beach’s commercial landscape, construction has officially commenced on what will soon be a new Wells Fargo bank at the former site of the Friendly’s restaurant. Positioned prominently at 210 Highway 17 North, adjacent to Lowe’s in the Surfwood Shopping Center, this 3,388-square-foot structure promises to bring fresh banking options to residents and visitors alike.
The site, once home to Friendly’s restaurant for over 21 years, shuttered its doors in March 2022 due to rising lease costs. This shift marks a significant change for the area, as the community remains in anticipation of what the Wells Fargo establishment will bring to North Myrtle Beach. Currently, the skeletal remains of the budding commercial building—consisting of a roof and a few installed beams—do little to hint at its future function, leaving onlookers curious about the transformation that is set to unfold.
The official permit for this commercial venture was issued on September 24, 2024, as verified by North Myrtle Beach’s public records. The contractor overseeing this development is Dooley & Mack Constructors of Georgia, a firm based in Oakland, Georgia, known for its experience in commercial construction projects.
Although Wells Fargo’s South Carolina branch spokesperson has refrained from providing comments regarding the bank’s opening, the community is abuzz with speculation about the bank’s offerings and its potential economic impact. With bank services being a vital part of local economies, the introduction of Wells Fargo is expected to enhance financial accessibility in the region.
With the tournament running alongside the distinguished Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, NC, it brings an additional layer of prestige to the area. Players will actively engage in community outreach, with involvement in charitable activities that benefit nine selected organizations.
Community involvement is a cornerstone of the Myrtle Beach Classic, as players will attend local charities, engage in beach clean-up efforts, and host a junior golf clinic in collaboration with Project Golf. This commitment to service amid sport highlights the tournament’s dedication to positively impacting local residents.
With tickets ranging from $35 to $240 for a weekly grounds pass, the tournament has made entry accessible for enthusiasts. Additionally, military members and first responders can enjoy free admission on Wednesday, fostering an inclusive atmosphere around the event. It is estimated that the tournament will attract about 10,000 fans daily, with a 15,000 attendee goal.
The Dunes Club, home to this event, boasts a par-71 course spanning 7,347 yards, offering both challenges and excitement for participants. The tournament is not only an exciting sporting occasion but also features a total purse of $4 million. The victor can expect to pocket $720,000, along with garnering valuable points in the prestigious FedExCup standings.
Various partners, including Pepsi and Cadillac, have officially associated with the tournament, highlighting its significance within the sporting community. Volunteer slots to assist with the event have already sold out, symbolizing strong community engagement and support for this exciting addition to North Myrtle Beach’s calendar.
As construction progresses on Wells Fargo’s new facility and the Myrtle Beach Classic gears up to deliver unparalleled sporting excitement, North Myrtle Beach is on the brink of an exhilarating phase of development and community involvement that promises to uplift both residents and visitors alike.
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