Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

By the Beach Animal Rescue and Joint Task Force K9s have partnered for their annual Boxerpalooza V event on Saturday, Apr.

3 at Calli Baker's Firehouse in Myrtle Beach; the free event will offer microchipping, raffles, a silent auction, and a service dog training for a veteran.

Local rally attendees braved the sweltering heat today in Myrtle Beach as they waited in line for an event (watch for updates) while forecasters warn of severe storms later this afternoon.

Associated Charities is hosting its annual New with Tags Sale at the Greek Orthodox Church in Myrtle Beach.

The early bird sale took place Friday for $10 and the sale runs today from 8am – 8pm and Sunday from 8am – 1pm to support the M.C. Hardee-Associated Charities Scholarship at CCU.

Coastal Carolina University resumes its S.C.

250 anniversary talks today at 1 p.m. at the Horry County Museum, where experts will study Cherokee history's role in the Revolutionary War (admission is free).

Dr. Annie Andrews met about 200 supporters at Big Mike's Soul Food Restaurant Friday afternoon in Myrtle Beach as part of her county-wide campaign stop.

The pediatrician (and mother of three) focused on healthcare and urged televised debates ahead of the GOP runoff.

Week 1 high school football games have wrapped up with final scores and postponements—Myrtle Beach lost 20-61 on Thursday while contests in Aynor, Loris and Camden are rescheduled for Monday and Saturday.

Friday Night Rivals will return this Friday with a high school football game featuring Socastee vs North Myrtle Beach.

The game will air at 7 p.m. on ABC15 with live streams on WPDE & Facebook and a $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to one scholar athlete this season.