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Matthew West Extends Jesus Is King Tour Into 2027 With a Nashville Ryman Show
Matthew West has announced 18 additional dates for his Jesus Is King Tour, extending the nationwide run into spring 2027. More Entertainment News. The new dates bring the tour to 35 shows total and include a stop at Nashville’s historicRyman Auditorium on Sunday, April 25, 2027. The spring leg begins April 8 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and continues through May 8 in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Gallery: Aynor football rolls over Darlington, 25-7
AYNOR — It was a good night to be an Aynor Blue Jacket on Friday night, Oct. 9, as the home team took down Darlington, 25-7, for Aynor's first region victory of the 2026 season. Below, check out some of the sights from the Blue Jackets' home win.
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75 years of Conway Iris Garden Club on display at Horry County Museum
CONWAY, S.C. — Seventy-five years of Conway’s Iris Garden Club now adorn the walls of the Horry County Museum. About 12 people gathered Tuesday, Oct. 6, to celebrate the club’s 75th anniversary and the opening of an exhibit on the first floor of the museum. The display includes two large boards filled with information about gardening and the club, along with photographs, ribbons and other memorabilia collected over the years.
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Myrtle Beach hosts eMYRge Golf Tech Accelerator Challenge. Who won?
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — An Apple Watch that helps recommend golf clubs. A simulator where friends can hit shots simultaneously. A booking platform that lets golfers make an offer for a tee time someone else already holds. Those were among the ideas presented Thursday at the eMYRge Golf Tech Accelerator Challenge , where eight companies pitched technology designed to change how golfers play and how courses operate. The three-day showcase organized by eMYRge , a nonprofit entrepreneurial support organization based at Myrtle Beach’s HTC Aspire Hub, concluded Thursday. It was supported by Play Golf Myrtle Beach, Coastal Carolina University and Golfweek, along with a Relentless Challenge grant from the South Carolina Department of Commerce; the program combined mentorship, industry discussions and investor connections. Thursday’s presentations put the companies before judges, the area’s golf business community and potential investors. For the participating start-up companies, the event was an opportunity to explain their products and services, answer questions and meet people who could become customers, partners or investors. For Myrtle Beach, the ambition reaches beyond hosting a technology competition. The region wants companies to see it as a place to establish headquarters and grow golf businesses. Its courses offer potential customers and
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Fair Bluff Documentary Showing Friday
Ten years after Hurricane Matthew delivered the first of two crippling floods to Fair Bluff, the town is hosting a documentary premiere about what happened and what is to come. The Fight for Fair Bluff was a cooperative effort of southeastern Community college ands the town. A free public screening...
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Legends Golf Resort Opens The Piper for Play
Legends Golf Resort (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) announced The Piper, a new nine-hole par-3 course, officially opened on October 2. Set on 12 acres directly behind the resorts’ clubhouse, The Piper features holes ranging from 54 to 120 yards. The course is laid out in three-hole loops, so guests can...
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Chipping Around the Grand Strand: How to Putt
SUNSET BEACH, N.C: On this week’s episode of Chipping Around the Grand Strand, Sports Anchor and Reporter Gianna Forbis meets with Dustin Powers of Sea Trail Golf Resort to learn how to putt a golf boll. Watch to learn tips and tricks on how to become an expert at putting, and take some strokes off […]
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2026 Myrtle Beach Greek Festival Returns
Organizers of the Myrtle Beach Greek Festival are asking locals to “Get Your Greek On”. That call to action comes ahead of the 2026 Myrtle Beach Greek Festival at St. John’s Greek Orthodox church, which will take place Oct. 15-18. Back again will be a full celebration of Greek heritage with food, drinks, music, vendors, entertainment, a bake sale and a wide range of cultural events for the whole family.
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30th annual Masters of Mini Golf brings fall economic boost to the Grand Strand
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The 30th annual Masters of Mini Golf is underway in Myrtle Beach, bringing tourists and their money to the area as the tourist season winds down. More than 90 players are competing this year, traveling in from around the world, including the defending two-time...
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Myrtle Beach Jazz Festival set to draw large crowds again
The Myrtle Beach Jazz Fest is a three-day live jazz festival held every October in Myrtle Beach. It features food, drink, marketplace vendors and some of the best Jazz artists. This year, the event will be held on Oct. 16-18. The Jazz Fest is one of the Grand Strand's premier...
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Long Bay Theatre to open new downtown Myrtle Beach venue this week with Mary Poppins
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — Long Bay Theatre's brand new theatre opens this week in downtown Myrtle Beach. They're putting the final touches on construction and paint to get ready for opening night of the family-friendly Mary Poppins on Wednesday. This new location is the first theatre to open...