Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Myrtle Beach.
Greg Norman Australian Grille in North Myrtle Beach is set to close its 27-year operation at Barefoot Landing on Oct.
15. The restaurant will honor all outstanding gift cards (refunds are available for those unable to visit before closing).
Christine interviewed Kenny Harlow of Bird Dog Power Washing ahead of the Fall Home Show, which will run Sept.
11–13 at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center — 2101 N Oak Street, where the company will offer superior pressure washing services.
Animal advocates in Horry County are urging tougher animal cruelty laws after a man is charged with dragging a dog by a leash behind an SUV, and they want higher fines, longer jail sentences and a cruelty database if he is found guilty.
Rep. Russell Fry will host the third annual Freedom Fry event on Monday, Oct.
26 at 6:30 p.m. at the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort on 10000 Beach Club Drive, with ticket and sponsorship options available through Eventbrite.
Residents raised concerns on Tuesday at a Horry County Council meeting about heavy traffic, wrecks, and growth along Highway 90 as three rezoning requests advanced.
County officials plan to design corridor improvements over the next two years + address safety issues at the Highway 90 and Old Reaves Ferry intersection.
Dr. Peter Chambers (the Surf Doc) spoke on Carolina AM, urging locals to stay hydrated and take breaks in the summer heat to prevent health risks.
He advised everyone to watch for signs of heat-related illness.
Coastal Carolina athletics are launching a weekly pep rally as 'The Ryan Beard Show' debuts at Chanti's Pizza in downtown Conway.
The event (5:30-7 p.m.) offers live interviews, autographs, and a pep band and will also air on WRXZ, Rock 107.1.
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