Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

Labor Day events are set in North Myrtle Beach—La Belle Amie Vineyard will host a festival with live music, food, dancing, and wine tasting from noon until 5 on Saturday, while Barefoot Landing has an annual fireworks show starting at 10 p.m. and Mustang Week will run for classic car fans until next Saturday.

Two people were injured in a single-car crash on Hwy 31 on Aug.

28th just north of Robert Grissom Parkway—Horry County Fire Rescue rescued the individuals from the overturned car, transported them to a hospital, and reopened the highway while the South Carolina Highway Patrol investigated.

A Grand Strand irrigation and fencing company said it lost nearly $37,000—another firm hired them for several jobs and kept the payment for itself.

The Myrtle Beach Police Department's Street Crimes Unit got search warrants for local vape and smoke shops suspected of selling illegal substances disguised as food and candy—products linked to overdoses, suicides and serious mental health issues and raising safety concerns as students head back to class.

At a Little River grocery store, a lottery ticket worth $200,000 was sold — many are watching the $950 million drawing set for Saturday, hopeful for a big win.

Governor McMaster announced on Wednesday morning that he secured full funding with a $29.4 million appropriation to place a trained, full-time School Resource Officer in every school; the plan will cover the 177 schools that lacked officers at the start of the 2024-2025 school year + continue efforts begun nearly a decade ago.

Horry County Schools will offer free event admission for seniors 65 and older during the 2025-26 school year through the Top 65 Club Card program.

Residents can apply online or use an existing card to access school athletic events and cultural productions — excluding playoffs and programs with ticket sales.

Prominent local businessman Nick Vaugh announced on August 27 that he was running for Myrtle Beach City Council—he said his plan is to deliver safer streets and a stronger government for the city.

Vaugh, co-founder of Vaugh Spadaccini Hospitality Group, joins five other candidates and aims to put residents first.

The Carolina Opry Show

7-9 p.m. — The Carolina Opry Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience an award-winning variety show featuring music, comedy, and dance with top-tier performers.

Cory Luetjen & The Traveling Blues Band

5-11 p.m. — Captain Archie's — Entry fee varies — Experience the electrifying blend of blues, funk, and beach music from a two-time Blues Challenge-winning band.

Mustang Week 2025

12:00–7:59 p.m. — Myrtle Beach Mall — Check online for costs — Celebrate all things Mustang at this vibrant car show for enthusiasts.

The Carolina Opry

7-9 p.m. — The Carolina Opry Theater — Tickets required — Experience a dazzling variety show featuring music, dance, and laughter performed by a talented cast.

ICONIC Show

7-10 p.m. — Alabama Theatre — Tickets required — A vibrant tribute to legendary music across genres with high-energy performances and stunning choreography.

The Carolina Opry

7-9 p.m. — The Carolina Opry Theater — Varies — Experience an award-winning variety show packed with music, comedy, and dance performed by top talent.

Rick Cannon Music Performance

6 PM – 12 AM — The Grumpy Monk North Myrtle Beach — Cost information not available — Experience the Americana sounds of South Carolina's own Rick Cannon.

Food and Nutrition Community Event

10 AM – 12 PM — North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market — Free entry — Participate in the community's efforts to combat hunger and access nutritious food options.

Barefoot Dye Golf Event

Tee time at Barefoot Resort — 6,622 yards of golf bliss — The Dye Club at Barefoot Resort — Enjoy a stunning Pete Dye designed course.

Matt Parker and the Deacons Live

7-11 p.m. — Ocean Annie's Beach Bar — No cover — Enjoy an eclectic mix of bluesy alternative, funk, and melodic rock with hints of soul from a dynamic trio.