Myrtle beach news
Here are some recent news articles and updates from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina:
Local News
- Myrtle Beach Boardwalk Reopens: The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, a popular tourist destination, reopened on March 1 after a $13 million renovation. The boardwalk features new shops, restaurants, and attractions. [Source: WMBF News]
- New Hotel Coming to Myrtle Beach: A new hotel, the Aloft Myrtle Beach Oceanfront, is set to open in the spring of 2023. The hotel will feature 140 rooms and a rooftop pool. [Source: Myrtle Beach Sun News]
- Myrtle Beach Police Department Launches New Program: The Myrtle Beach Police Department has launched a new program to help reduce crime and improve community relations. The program, called "Operation Safe Streets," will focus on reducing crime in high-crime areas. [Source: WBTW News]
Tourism and Events
- Myrtle Beach Bike Week: Myrtle Beach Bike Week, a popular motorcycle event, is set to take place from May 13-21. The event will feature live music, bike shows, and other activities. [Source: Myrtle Beach Bike Week]
- Myrtle Beach Air Show: The Myrtle Beach Air Show is set to take place on May 21-22. The event will feature aerial performances by military and civilian pilots. [Source: Myrtle Beach Air Show]
- Myrtle Beach Seafood Festival: The Myrtle Beach Seafood Festival is set to take place on April 16-17. The event will feature seafood dishes, live music, and other activities. [Source: Myrtle Beach Seafood Festival]
Weather and Environment
- Red Tide Warning Issued: A red tide warning has been issued for the waters off Myrtle Beach due to a bloom of toxic algae. The warning advises people to avoid swimming and fishing in affected areas. [Source: WMBF News]
- Myrtle Beach Beach Renourishment Project: The City of Myrtle Beach is set to begin a beach renourishment project to restore the beach and dunes. The project is expected to take several months to complete. [Source: Myrtle Beach City Government]
- Hurricane Season Approaches: Hurricane season is approaching, and residents and visitors are advised to prepare for potential storms. The National Hurricane Center has predicted a above-average hurricane season this year. [Source: National Hurricane Center]