Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
Good morning, Myrtle Beach.
Road closures will affect Myrtle Beach this Saturday for the Pink Ribbon Run and NMB Live.
Traffic will be heavy from 6:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. near Barefoot Landing — Main Street from Cedar Avenue to Ocean Boulevard will be closed from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cody Johnson, known for his hit songs 'Til You Can't and 'Take Me Back, will perform at the 2027 Carolina Country Music Fest in Myrtle Beach from June 10–13 — joining Florida Georgia Line in the lineup, with tickets on sale now.
Tourism leaders are planning fall festivals, sports and conferences to keep Myrtle Beach busy after summer as cooler weather and lower hotel rates attract visitors.
Events like North Myrtle Beach Live + fall bike rally will drive year-round economic growth.
Matt Bullock, a former First Alert meteorologist, is now teaching eighth-grade science at Georgetown Middle School as the new school year begins.
He brings his broadcast experience to the classroom.
Georgetown County plans a dredging project in Murrells Inlet to remove 750,000 cubic yards over three phases from November to March to reopen waterways and boost the economy.
Officials expect permit decisions within 6-8 months and work to begin in winter 2028 while addressing environmental concerns (including oyster beds).
Pawleys Island is working to become a local historic district to preserve its unique character and offer tax incentives to homeowners.
Town leaders expect to review the plan with community input soon.
Final scores for Week 4 high school football games will be posted later tonight, including matchups featuring North Myrtle Beach's Wilson team and other local schools — check back for updates.
Coastal Carolina football hosted Liberty in a primetime ESPN game on Thursday, Sept.
24 at Brooks Stadium. Fans filled the stands even though the team lost 34-17, showing strong local support.
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