Morning Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach news

Stories from Morning Myrtle Beach’s editions, and every report from Myrtle Beach’s newsrooms.

Around Myrtle Beach

From Myrtle Beach News, WPDE and 10 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WPDE1 hour ago

    ABC 15 speaks with South Carolina governor candidates on priorities, affordability & more, on WPDE

    Ahead of Tuesday's election, ABC 15 is continuing to highlight the candidates in some of the major races voters will be deciding.

  2. WWAYTV31 hour ago

    Calabash Turkey Trot celebrates 12th year, marks 100th race for Coastal Race Productions, on WWAYTV3

    A popular Thanksgiving tradition is returning to Brunswick County this November, with this year's Calabash Turkey Trot marking a major milestone for its organizers.

  3. WMBF3 hours ago

    Hamburger Joe’s closing after a decade of service in Surfside, on WMBF

    Famous Hamburger Joe’s is closing its Surfside location in mid-November.

  4. WBTW3 hours ago

    SCHSL & SCISA first round playoff matchups, on WBTW

    MYRTLE BEACH (WBTW) – The SCHSL and SCISA football playoffs will begin on Friday this week. Below are the first round matchups for all our teams in the Grand Strand and the Pee Dee. The bottom team listed is the home team. SCHSL Class 5A first round: (10) Socastee(7) Gray Collegiate SCHSL Class 4A first

  5. Tega Cay Sun5 hours ago

    Early Voting Surge Pushes South Carolina Past 1 Million Ballots, on Tega Cay Sun

    South Carolina voters cast 1,043,810 ballots during the state’s 12 days of early voting, which ended Saturday, Oct. 31, according to figures from the South Ca

  6. WBTW6 hours ago

    Breezy, mild first week of November, on WBTW

    MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — Winds will be breezy out of the north and northeast at 15 to 20 mph. Afternoon highs will climb into the mid-70s, a few degrees above average for this time of year. Looking ahead, temperatures will remain quite mild throughout the week, especially during the mornings. Overnight lows should generally

  7. MyHorryNews.com6 hours ago

    Myrtle Beach City Council discusses renovated theater name, on MyHorryNews.com

    Much of the discussion during the workshop centered on what to name the former Broadway Theater, with suggestions that included The Downtown Theatre, The Strand Theatre and The Theatre on

  8. Myrtle Beach Sun News8 hours ago

    Dead whale on SC beach among many stranded yearly. Ones found along Grand Strand coast, on Myrtle Beach Sun News

    Marine animals wash ashore dozens of times each year in South Carolina. The public should call the Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network if dolphin or whale is spotted.

  9. Post and Courier11 hours ago

    9 Must-see holiday light shows in South Carolina, on Post and Courier

    Nine holiday lights shows that are worth visiting throughout the state of South Carolina.

  10. WBTW13 hours ago

    Mild start to November, on WBTW

    Temperatures are starting on the warm side for early November, ranging from the mid to upper 50s. Skies will be partly cloudy, and while a brief sprinkle is possible across the Pee Dee this morning, most locations will stay dry.

  11. Myrtle Beach Sun News13 hours ago

    Work beneath the tide: How one of the few SC oystermen harvests, restores mollusks, on Myrtle Beach Sun News

    Hunter Smith is one of the few local commercial oystermen left in Murrells Inlet. He spends the winter picking shells and spring restoring next year’s crop.

  12. Post and Courier13 hours ago

    Williams named finalist for Mr. Football, on Post and Courier

    Summerville running back Jayven Williams is a finalist for the 2026 South Carolina Mr. Football award.

  13. Post and Courier13 hours ago

    ‘More than a cover-song town’: Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival puts original music center stage, on Post and Courier

    In a city where musicians are inundated with cover song requests, a new Grand Strand festival will highlight original music.

  14. WMBF14 hours ago

    FIRST ALERT: Mild weather ahead of a few late-week showers, on WMBF

    If you have outdoor plans, voting to do, or errands to run, the first half of the week is serving up ideal November weather across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

  15. WPDE19 hours ago

    November begins dry, breezy and mild, on WPDE

    November begins on a dry, breezy note, with a persistent mostly cloudy sky and an easterly wind.Monday looks OK, with clouds and a gusty easterly breeze. Highs

  16. Post and CourierYesterday

    Grand Strand news: A popular chef gets a Michelin honor; more homes planned for Carolina Forest, on Post and Courier

    Here's a look at some recent Grand Strand headlines you may have missed.

  17. WMBFYesterday

    First Alert | Heating up this week and the next shot at rain, on WMBF

    Moving into Monday, Skies clear up and Temperatures are already a couple degrees warmer. The warming trend continues through midweek before the next shot at rain arrives.

  18. WMBFYesterday

    Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance holds Day of the Dead celebration at Plyler Park, on WMBF

    The Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance celebrated Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) on Sunday afternoon at Plyler Park in downtown Myrtle Beach.

  19. Post and CourierYesterday

    What's an ADU? In North Myrtle Beach, they're a problem for some., on Post and Courier

    In theory, they'd offer a flexible housing option for families with multiple generations living together — particularly important in a city where nearly 42 percent of its population is 65 or older, planners say.

  20. WMBFYesterday

    Carolina Forest beats Rock Hill 3-1 for 5A boys volleyball state title, on WMBF

    The Carolina Forest Panthers beat Rock Hill 3-1 Saturday afternoon in the South Carolina High School League Class 5A boys volleyball state championship match at Lexington High School.

  21. WCBD News 2Yesterday

    S.C. landmarks to light up teal for global Alzheimer’s awareness campaign on Monday, on WCBD News 2

    SOUTH CAROLINA (WCBD) - On November 2, several South Carolina landmarks, including Mount Pleasant Town Hall and Summerville Town Hall, will light up in teal for the Alzheimer's Foundation of America's annual Light the World in Teal awareness campaign. More than 1,750 sites worldwide are participating in AFA's annual Light the World in Teal, the

  22. WRHIYesterday

    Rock Hill Boys Volleyball Finishes Second in Class 5A, on WRHI

    Rock Hill High School finished second in the South Carolina High School League Class 5A boys volleyball playoffs after losing 3 to 1 to Carolina Forest in the state final Saturday, Oct. 31. Rock Hill entered the playoffs as the No. 1 seed in the Upper State and won the Upper State title without dropping

  23. MyHorryNews.comYesterday

    Flame of Hope Ignites 2026 Special Olympics Fall Games in Myrtle Beach, on MyHorryNews.com

    The Flame of Hope arrived at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center Friday evening, marking the official start of the 2026 Special Olympics South Carolina Fall Games.

  24. Post and CourierYesterday

    High School Roundup: James Island finishes off undefeated regular season, on Post and Courier

    James Island finished off an undefeated regular season as the high school football playoffs begin next week.

  25. Myrtle Beach Sun NewsYesterday

    Gnomes, safe house, resort pool. A Horry County home featured on Zillow Gone Wild, on Myrtle Beach Sun News

    The private compound in Longs, SC, features everything a person needs to stay safe & enjoy a resort style of living. It’s up for sale at more than $1.4 million.

  26. Post and CourierYesterday

    Signing Out captures Fall Classic king mackerel tournament, on Post and Courier

    The boat, captained by Bobby Stalvey of Conway, finished the event with a winning weight of 104.3 pounds, good for first place and $12,000.

  27. Live 5 NewsOct. 31

    High School Football playoff match ups released, on Live 5 News

    Ft. Dorchester at Wando play on Thursday

  28. WPDEOct. 31

    Conway hosts Special Olympics athletes from across South Carolina for a day of competition, on WPDE

    Special needs athletes from across South Carolina gathered on the Grand Strand for a day of competition that focused as much on community as it did on medals.