Man who escaped from jail in Pennsylvania shows up at new theme park

Monday night’s regularly scheduled Horry County Council meeting was anything but regular. Hundreds of bikers converged at the meeting in a show of support of the May bike rallies on the Grand Strand.

People on both sides of the debate over the future of the May motorcycle rallies are expected to fill the chambers of Horry County Council Tuesday night.

Jessica King, a CCU student and teacher at Myrtle Beach School Of Performing Arts, stays alive on FOX’s “So You Think You Can Dance”

Tickets for the benefit lunch at which Carolina Lowcountry author Mary Alice Monroe will be the featured on July 19 are $15 each. The fundraising lunch will help First Book of Horry County to buy new books for children in low income households.

Baseball fans listen up!  The Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach has announced it’s hosting an “Experience” baseball camp at the facility in July.

Bike rally supports say they’re want to know where the city of Myrtle Beach expects to find the money to replace the bike rallies. Wednesday supports came together to put a plan of action together to fight back.

Myrtle Beach police arrested a man just before midnight Sunday and charged him with two counts of kidnapping, assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature, and criminal domestic violence against his wife. Jameel Naadir remains jailed under $30,000 bond.

A new homeless shelter is getting ready to open up in Myrtle Beach. The new Street Reach Ministries is on Osceola Drive off of Mr. Joe White Avenue.

Myrtle Beach residents express a mixture of reactions to the the city council’s proposal to get rid of bike week with a three mill tax increase.

Myrtle Beach police captured a man they say may have stabbed two people.

Myrtle Beach City Council is moving to do away with the two spring bike rallies and taxpayers will foot the bill. But if one of the beach’s long-time biker bar owners is correct, the money and effort may be in vain.

Myrtle Beach has heated conversations with the Grand Strand Humane Society about funding.

Myrtle Beach city officials have talked about putting and end to activities that bring people to the area, specifically the May bike weeks and the end of the school year senior weeks.

Southeastern States Bus Lines will be adding service to Myrtle Beach, Georgetown and Savannah, Ga., from Florence beginning June 24.