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Myrtle Beach
Sunday, March 16th, 2025
Good morning, Myrtle Beach. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 16th of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ North Myrtle Beach's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival, held Saturday at 9 a.m., drew about 35,000 people along Main Street with over 100 floats and 130 vendors boosting local business and community spirit—city officials noted the event's tradition and economic impact. WPDE
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ On Thursday afternoon near Freemont Road outside Longs, a shooting left 53-year-old Don Johnson dead and another injured; 20-year-old Da’Shauan Kamarion Knox was arrested and charged with murder and attempted murder — local residents worry about student safety during school pickup times. WMBF News
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Former Horry County Schools security coordinator David Beaty was placed on leave after a gun incident at Myrtle Beach Middle School and is suing the district and board member Howard Barnard—he alleges that unfair handling of security measures led to defamation and reputational loss. Beaty, who was not rehired after his contract expired in June 2024, seeks a jury trial and damages for the mental anguish he suffered. My Horry News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ A survey by the South Carolina State Election Commission found that 93% of voters trust state elections and 98% said registering to vote is easy. The study of 504 voters who took part in the 2024 presidential race shows most find polling places clean, safe, and well-organized—boosting confidence in current voting practices. WPDE
- ➤ Myrtle Beach officials said Broadway Street between Highway 501 and the Ninth Avenue North intersection will close for utility work in the Arts & Innovation District as crews install underground utilities and remove concrete medians—drivers will follow detour signs and traffic barrels. The road is expected to reopen in May—officials will announce the final closure date soon. WMBF News
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Steve & Susie Pethel Performing Classic Hits at Martini
Enjoy an evening of classic rock music performed by Steve & Susie Pethel at the Martini venue in North Myrtle Beach.
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Live Performance by Stan Gregory at Martini Classic Food
Stan James Gregory, a singer-songwriter with roots in North Carolina and Nashville, will perform live at Martini in North Myrtle Beach.
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Randy Atwood Duo Live Performance
Randy Atwood, frontman of Randy Atwood and the Renegades, delivers an authentic country music experience at Boardwalk Billy's.
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Rick Cannon Live Music Performance
Rick Cannon, a singer-songwriter from South Carolina, will perform Americana music at Flynn's Irish Tavern.
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Frankie Moree Live at 39th Ave. Bar & Grille
Enjoy an evening of acoustic country music performed by Frankie Moree at the 39th Ave. Bar & Grille.
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Double Vision: A Foreigner Tribute Concert
Double Vision is a tribute band performing the iconic hits of Foreigner for the first time in North Myrtle Beach, featuring world-class musicians and a record deal with Frontiers Music SRL.
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Horizon Theory Concert featuring Sevendust
The event features a performance by Sevendust along with Horizon Theory and is open to all ages at the House of Blues Myrtle Beach.
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Weekly Knitter's Group at Horry County Memorial Library
A weekly gathering for needlework enthusiasts to share projects and tips in a welcoming environment for all fiber arts.
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Stan Gregory Live at Martini
Stan Gregory, a singer and songwriter from Myrtle Beach, performs live at Martini, bringing his musical roots from North Carolina and Nashville to the local scene.
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Stan Gregory Live at Martini Classic Food
Singer-songwriter Stan James Gregory, known for his vibrant performances, will be entertaining guests at Martini in North Myrtle Beach.
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