Myrtle Beach News

The brand new multimillion-dollar terminal at Myrtle Beach International is up and running.

This photo shows "New Friend," a gouache painting by Claire Sallenger Martin, part of the "Life at the Beach" exhibit through July 27 at Sunset River Marketplace in Calabash, N.C. "Life at the Beach," an exhibit of works in various media by Suzanne Ellett, Prentiss Halliday, Carole Hickey, Babs Ludwick, Claire Sallenger Martin and Fay Terry, has ... (more)

The event, proposed by Palmetto Event Productions Inc., will replace a celebration that centered around an air show by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds that had to be canceled after sequestration in April, Myrtle Beach Mayor John Rhodes said.

A man accused of killing his wife in Indiana was arrested in Horry County, said Sgt.

With his Corvette baseball cap flipped backwards, Joe Garrett rides in Frank Eaton's 2007 Corvette trailed by nine other Corvettes as members of the Myrtle Beach Corvette Club surprised him at his Georgetown home with a ride in hias dream car, Tuesday afternoon.

A touching tribute Tuesday night for the "Charleston 9," who died six years ago battling a blaze at the Sofa Super Store in West Ashley.

Joe Garrett is surrounded by members of the Myrtle Beach Corvette Club who surprised him at his Georgetown home with a ride in his dream car, Tuesday afternoon.

The formal announcement is to be made at a 2:30 p.m. ribbon cutting ceremony at an industrial building in the Cool Springs Business Park.

The crash occurred about 3:30 p.m. near Quail Hollow Road when a 2003 Dodge pickup truck, driven north by Thomas Tiebeman, crossed the center line hitting a southbound 2004 Toyota Sienna driven by a 54-year-old Myrtle Beach woman, said Senior Trooper Bridget Wyant.

Several international students, in Myrtle Beach to work for the summer, were forced to look for housing Monday afternoon, after city fire department officials ordered part of the hotel they occupied to close, citing unsafe conditions.

The ordinance tightens the restrictions a bit on commercial solicitation in certain areas of the city, including the downtown area.

A disabled South Carolina man was pushed off a moped and then beaten with his own prosthetic leg by an assailant who was arrested early today for assault, cops charge.

Soon boaters have a brand new option to access the Intracoastal Waterway. Crews broke ground on the $1.5 million public boat landing access in October.

Gov. Nikki Haley signed the bill last week that extends the timeframe for completion from 10 years to 15 years, meaning the city would have until 2020 to complete the planned 100,000-square-foot expansion instead of 2015.

"Poppy's Summer Movie Magic," with movies Tuesdays-Thursdays and changing weekly through Aug. 20-22, continues with "The Smurfs."

More than $275,000 worth of counterfeit goods has been seized from Myrtle Beach businesses at the conclusion of an investigation by Myrtle Beach Police, the Department of Homeland Security and the SC Secretary of State's Office.

If you're looking for delicious food, arcades, shopping, rides and a cool down during the hot summer - the boardwalk is the place to be! USA Today has ranked the iconic boardwalks in the United States for the food they offer to visitors, noting that its not only a culinary experience but a great boost for the local economy.

Christian Sliker with the department. It is the eighth time the award has been given to the Myrtle Beach Fire Department, Sliker said.

Daniel Alexander Buchanan, 30, of Stanford, Conn., was charged with disorderly conduct/lewd, obscene, profane or libelous expletive about 3:30 a.m. Sunday, police said.

The victim told officers that about 9:30 p.m. Sunday while at Chapin Park at 1405 N. Kings Highway a man came up behind him and stabbed him, police said.