Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 7th of August.
Good morning, Myrtle Beach.
Families can bowl for free at Myrtle Beach Bowl this weekend to raise money for a 5-year-old boy battling leukemia.
Organizers say the event will support his care and bring local donors + neighbors together.
Tina Pritchard + Maggie Noettle will host a food drive at Prime Independent Living on Wednesday, Aug.
26 to collect non-perishable items for Meals on Wheels and support local seniors.
Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance invited residents to share ideas on improving Broadway Street conditions, including street design + landscaping, during sessions on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. and Monday morning; they will compile the feedback for city recommendations.
A home on Bald Cypress Court in Horry County caught fire on Thursday afternoon (at 3:02 p.m.) and although the blaze is now under control, severe damage displaced five residents while officials continue investigating the cause.
A fire on S. Green Sea Road in Horry County caused significant damage to a mobile home on Wednesday+ displacing three people who received help from the American Red Cross of South Carolina as crews controlled the flames and began investigating the cause.
Doc Antle of Myrtle Beach Safari went back to federal court on July 22 to ask for four chimpanzees to be returned from a Florida sanctuary, arguing the seizure was not allowed by law; the government will reply by Aug.
22.
A Myrtle Beach man discovered he won a $260,000 Palmetto Cash 5 jackpot at the Circle K on George Bishop Parkway when he read a news article on his phone.
He claimed his prize Monday and said the win will help him become debt free.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will widen Forestbrook Road to five lanes under the RIDE 3 program, a plan that may force some residents to surrender their homes.
Affected owners will receive offers and can contest a condemnation notice within 30 days—if they disagree.
Horry County Government said the Waccamaw Coast Line Railroad bridge at mile 44.4 in Conway is closed to marine traffic due to a mechanical issue, though low water levels may let smaller boats cross with caution.
University Boulevard at Coastal Carolina University reopened after a $7.4 million roadway improvement project upgraded traffic flow and safety with a new traffic signal, sidewalks, and a pedestrian crosswalk at the Highway 544 entrance (funded by the Horry County Penny Sales Tax Program) just before fall classes begin Aug. 19.
U.S. Rep. Russell Fry is running in the GOP special primary to fill Sen. Lindsey Graham’s vacant seat as he touts a record of conservative policies aimed at easing rising costs for families here.
He pointed to his work on the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act as proof of his commitment to delivering results.
The Conway Planning Commission approved a proposal to build 270 homes along Highway 378 (near Mill Pond Road) at tonight's meeting, moving the project closer to development.
Music and Memories
7-11 p.m. — Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre — Tickets from $152 — Experience an unforgettable evening of music and nostalgia.
Music and Memories Concert
7-11 p.m. — Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre — Tickets from $152 — Experience a night of unforgettable music and cherished memories in North Myrtle Beach.
Music and Memories
7-11 p.m. — Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre — Tickets from $152 — Experience an unforgettable night filled with live music and cherished memories.
Music and Memories
7-11 p.m. — Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre — Tickets from $152 — Experience a can't-miss live show that celebrates music and nostalgia.
Music and Memories
7-11 p.m. — Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre — Tickets start at $152 — Experience an unforgettable night filled with music and nostalgia at this highly-rated venue.
Magical Mystery Doors
7-10 p.m. — Gilmore Entertainment — Ticket prices vary — Experience a tribute to The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors in a vibrant show.
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