Surfside Beach News

A busy road in the Grand Strand, will not get the improvements many hoped for. The project to improve a portion of Highway 17 Business in Surfside Beach will have to wait.

The "Animation B.C. : A History of Art in Motion" continues through Sept. 22, and "Fore! Images of Golf in Art," goes through Sept.

Keep your silk. Keep your pricey Alençon lace. All Mimoza Haska needs is 16 rolls of Charmin toilet paper, some glue, paper tape, needle and thread.

"Wild Wednesdays," for families with children, happens weekly through Aug. 7, continuing with "What's Pressing You: Leaves of Nature."

Last week, Councilman Rod Smith emphatically said there wouldn't be a tax increase in the town in answer to a resident.

Brandon Lee Christmas, 29, was indicted on charges of criminal conspiracy, burglary and assault while resisting arrest, according to indictments released Tuesday.

The Coastal Carolina Hockey Association will have tryouts for Squirt and Peewee Travel Teams teams.

It is a 400-page book complete with illustrations and pictures, as well as letters written by soldiers who fought, died and survived the bloody battle, including the after-action reports of General Robert E. Lee.

Authorities say a state prison inmate who walked away from a work crew assignment in Chester County has been arrested while trying to commit a burglary in Surfside Beach.

Mimoza Haska of Surfside Beach was named the winner of the ninth annual Cheap Chic Wedding Dress Contest, a design contest of wedding dresses made entirely out of Charmin toilet paper.

Nine members of the Pleasant Hill High School of Georgetown Class of 1963 met on June 1 at the Surfside Beach home of one of the classmates for their 50th class reunion.

Town Administrator Micki Fellner told Town Council two weeks ago a tax increase would be the most logical way to increase revenue for the town, which currently has no undesignated money reserved in the budget for an emergency or storm.

The Town of Surfside Beach is planning to beef up their public safety efforts by installing security cameras at beach access points.

Check out the final day of a 19th annual open house, with daylilies in peak bloom.

503-8245. Car show with models from the 1940 and earlier, 4-8 p.m. June 12 at Eagle Crest retirement community, 3736 Grissom Parkway, Myrtle Beach; free.

John Edward Sessions, 34, of Myrtle Beach is charged with first-degree burglary, armed robbery, kidnapping and possession of a weapon during a violent crime.

A blanket, popcorn and bug spray, three things you need in addition to a chair for outdoor movies at The Market Common or in Surfside Beach.

Town Council agreed to lower the speed limit on Ocean Boulevard from 30 mph to 25 mph in April, although the new limit is not yet officially changed because new signs aren't yet in place, said Police Chief Rodney Keziah.

"Mild" show, for families, 7 p.m., and "Wild" show, for ages 17 and older, 9:15 p.m. – Mondays and Thursdays-Saturdays Big Laughs Theatre, 2696 Beaver Run Blvd., Suite A, Millennium Run Plaza, by Wal-Mart in Surfside Commons, off S.C. 544, just east of U.S. 17 Bypass "It Was A Very Good Year" Frank Sinatra musical tribute by Tony Sands, 5 ... (more)

Aja Alexis Ann Mincey, 31, of Myrtle Beach was charged with second-offense prostitution, and Carmen George Isella, 49, of Surfside Beach was charged with first-offense prostitution, according to arrest records.