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Hurricane Season Reminder: Preparedness Through November 30

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Hurricane Season Reminder: Preparedness Through November 30

Hurricane season runs through November 30 RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2618'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); JUNE 3, 2026Hurricane Season runs through November 30. If a storm threatens our area, the City of Myrtle Beach’s Communications team and Emergency Management Division are ready to keep residents informed and prepared. It’s important for residents, business owners and visitors to know their evacuation zone and have a plan in place.For helpful information about hurricanes and to view evacuation zones, see the “South Carolina Hurricane Guide” here.See the list of the 2026 Atlantic tropical cyclone names as selected by the World Meteorological Organization.ArthurBerthaCristobalDollyEdouardFayGonzaloHannaIsaiasJosephineKyleLeahMarcoNanaOmarPauletteReneSallyTeddyVickyWilfred

City of Myrtle Beach Juneteenth Celebration Set for Saturday, June 20

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City of Myrtle Beach Juneteenth Celebration Set for Saturday, June 20

The City of Myrtle Beach’s annual Juneteenth celebration is Saturday, June 20 RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2621'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); JUNE 8, 2026 Enjoy culture and community at the City of Myrtle Beach’s annual Juneteenth celebration! The event features live performances from the “100 Grand Band,” “Painted Man Band,” Conway High Gold Smoove Drum Line, Coastal High Dance Team and Myrtle Beach Middle Dance Team. Expect food and craft vendors along with a kids’ fun zone from 2 to 7 p.m., Saturday June 20, at Charlie’s Place, 1420 Carver Street. For more information, call 843-918-1062. (Note: If weather is poor, the celebration will be moved indoors to Mary C. Canty Recreation Center, 971 Canal Street.)

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City of Myrtle Beach Juneteenth Celebration Set for Saturday, June 20

Ninth Avenue North Section Temporarily Closed in Myrtle Beach

Ninth Avenue North Section Temporarily Closed in Myrtle Beach

A small section of Ninth Avenue North is temporarily closed RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2598'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); APRIL 27, 2026 A small section of Ninth Avenue North next to the Historic Myrtle Beach Train Depot is temporarily closed for maintenance! The closure does not cross Broadway Street. The section of Ninth Avenue North from Broadway Street to Ocean Boulevard is open. The business parking lot and access to the Myrtle Beach Train Depot are also open. Work includes reconstructing the road and adding new concrete curb and gutter, brick paver bike lanes and fresh asphalt. The upgrades are part of ongoing efforts to enhance safety and accessibility. Weather permitting, the work should be complete in six weeks. Pardon our progress!

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Now Open to Public

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Now Open to Public

The Vietnam Veterans' Memorial is open to the public RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2613'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); MAY 26, 2026The grand opening ceremony for Myrtle Beach's Vietnam Veterans' Memorial took place Memorial Day, May 25, 2026 at Warbird Park. The ceremony served as a long overdue "Welcome home" to those who never received one after returning from Vietnam. Well over 1,000 people attended the event, which included several speakers, headlined by Major General James Livingston, who is a Vietnam War veteran and Medal of Honor recipient. Thank you to all who showed up. The memorial is open to the public and can be viewed at Warbird Park, 150 Farrow Parkway.

Where's My Military Banner? Community Information Notice

Where's My Military Banner? Community Information Notice

Where's my military banner? RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2610'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); MAY 21, 2026This year’s personalized military banners are proudly flying along Robert M. Grissom Parkway and Harrelson Boulevard through August! Check out the graphics below to find your veteran’s banner. (Note: The banners are not listed in order, so you may need to do a little searching once you arrive at the road where your banner is located.) Banner locations include: • Robert M. Grissom Parkway from 48th Avenue North to Highway 501 (southbound) • Harrelson Boulevard from Robert M. Grissom Parkway to Kings Highway (eastbound) • Harrelson Boulevard from Kings Highway to Robert M. Grissom Parkway (westbound) These banners serve as a special tribute to the brave men and women who have served our country. Thank you to all of our veterans for your service, sacrifice and dedication. We are proud to honor you here in Myrtle Beach!

Traffic Changes Expected on Ocean Boulevard During Memorial Day Weekend

Traffic Changes Expected on Ocean Boulevard During Memorial Day Weekend

Prepare for traffic changes along Ocean Boulevard during Memorial Day weekend RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2612'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); MAY 22, 2026Southbound-only traffic patterns will be in place along Ocean Boulevard between 29th Avenue North and South Kings Highway beginning Friday, May 22, at 6 a.m. The public will not be able to drive northbound along Ocean Boulevard while the traffic pattern is in place. The traffic pattern will remain in effect until 6 a.m., Monday, May 25. Pedestrian access along Ocean Boulevard will remain open to continue supporting local businesses throughout the weekend. All road closures and traffic changes will be reflected in Google Maps and Waze. Traffic will not be permitted to use Chester Street, Withers Drive or Yaupon Drive as cut-through routes. Drivers may access southbound Ocean Boulevard from Kings Highway at signalized intersections located at: 21st Avenue North Mr. Joe White Avenue Ninth Avenue North Third Avenue South Ninth Avenue South 13th Avenue South 19th Avenue South 25th Avenue South 29th Avenue South

Annual Executive Order Signed Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend

Annual Executive Order Signed Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend

Annual Executive Order Signed ahead of Memorial Day weekend RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2608'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); May 18, 2026 ANNUAL EXECUTIVE ORDER SIGNED IN ADVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Myrtle Beach City Manager Jonathan “Fox” Simons has signed an Executive Order ahead of Memorial Day weekend. To read the full order, click here. The city manager has issued an Executive Order ahead of Memorial Day weekend for the past 10 years as part of the city’s ongoing efforts to enhance public safety during one of Myrtle Beach’s busiest weekends of the year. The Executive Order authorizes the Myrtle Beach Police Department to prohibit all golf carts, except law enforcement golf carts, south of 29th Avenue North along Ocean Boulevard. The restriction will be in effect beginning at 12:01 a.m. Friday, May 22, and remain in place until traffic control devices are removed along Ocean Boulevard on Monday, May 25. The Executive Order also declares Memorial Day weekend in Myrtle Beach an Extraordinary Event, giving the Chief of Police the authority to take additional actions in the interest of public safety, when necessary. Those actions are to: Request assistance from federal, state and other local governments. Hire additional law enforcement officers and event staff personnel. Resolve questions of authority and responsibility of such personnel. Require businesses in designated areas to employ private security officers. Utilize public or private property when there is a compelling necessity for the protection of lives, health and welfare. Temporarily divert pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Establish and enforce no cruising zones and a temporary cruising prohibition. Adjust park hours as necessary to enforce the peace and to protect our residents and guests.

Beachfront Sand Volleyball Courts Closed Through Mid-Late July

Beachfront Sand Volleyball Courts Closed Through Mid-Late July

Beachfront sand volleyball courts closed through mid-to-late July RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2595'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); APRIL 21, 2026Myrtle Beach's beachfront sand volleyball courts at the former Pavilion site will be closed through mid-to-late July. The closure is due to a series of back-to-back events that require large equipment setup and breakdown. The courts are located along the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues North.Setup is happening now for the 49th annual Worlds Strongest Man event that returns to Myrtle Beach Thursday, April 23. Ocean Boulevard, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues North is closed during the event. Event details here: https://www.theworldsstrongestman.com/• Qualifying Days: Thursday and Friday, April 23 and 24 – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.• Final Rounds: Saturday and Sunday, April 25 and 26 – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Arcadian Shores Beach Renourishment Wraps Up This Weekend

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Arcadian Shores Beach Renourishment Wraps Up This Weekend

Beach renourishment update: Arcadian Shores is wrapping up this weekend RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2617'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); MAY 29, 2026 ARCADIAN SHORES is wrapping up this weekend in Myrtle Beach. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (GLDD) has completed all work north of Singleton Swash in Horry County and is expected to finish the remaining section within Myrtle Beach city limits, near Bear Branch Swash, over the weekend. The Arcadian Shores project was a partnership between Horry County and the City of Myrtle Beach, with both governments sharing project costs. The work restored beachfront areas in both jurisdictions between Bear Branch Swash and Apache Pier. Before shifting operations to Arcadian Shores, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock completed renourishment work in Myrtle Beach from the 48th Avenue North area north to Bear Branch Swash as part of the federal project paid for by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Once the remaining small section of Arcadian Shores is complete, all areas from 48th Avenue North and above in Myrtle Beach will be renourished. FEDERAL PROJECT RESUMES in Myrtle Beach. GLDD is expected to resume the federal project this afternoon, Friday, May 29. This is earlier than anticipated with the arrival of a second dredge. The contractor will resume work near 48th Avenue North and will begin placing sand southward along the beach. Check progress here.    As the Arcadian Shores project wraps up this weekend, the dredge currently working that project is expected to move to the Third Avenue South area early next week and begin renourishing beaches southward toward the southern end of city limits. GLDD will not be actively working in central Myrtle Beach during Carolina Country Music Fest. It is important to note that the majority of Myrtle Beach remains OPEN throughout construction. Only active work zones, typically spanning 1,000 to 1,500 feet at a time, are temporarily closed while crews place sand. Work moves quickly, and beach access closures generally last only a day or two before reopening as construction progresses to the next section. Residents and visitors should avoid closed construction areas and use only open beach accesses while work is underway. You can check open areas of beach and see where construction is currently by using the project tracker provided by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, here.    

Myrtle Beach Launches Chief of Police Search with Community Survey

Myrtle Beach Launches Chief of Police Search with Community Survey

The City of Myrtle Beach officially started its chief of police search, with the launch of a community survey RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2594'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); APRIL 15, 2026 The City of Myrtle Beach has officially started its search for the next chief of police with the launch of a community survey, inviting the public to share input on the qualities and characteristics they would like to see in the city’s next police chief. All survey responses are anonymous. Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JB762DC The city retained Public Sector Search & Consulting to conduct a nationwide search following the retirement of Police Chief Amy Prock, effective April 2. Assistant Chief Chris Smith is serving as interim chief. Public Sector Search & Consulting specializes in law enforcement executive searches and has placed more than 120 police chiefs nationwide. The firm will evaluate both internal and external candidates and will manage all information gathered through the online survey and public input sessions as part of the selection process. In addition to the online survey, the Myrtle Beach community is invited to attend in-person public input sessions to help shape the selection of the next chief of police. The sessions will not be livestreamed on the city’s YouTube page to encourage open, in-person participation. In addition to gathering feedback from residents and the business community, the firm will also meet with members of the Myrtle Beach Police Department, City Council and city staff to identify the qualities and leadership style best suited for the city’s next police chief. Residents, business owners and stakeholders are encouraged to complete the online survey and attend one (or all) of the following public input sessions: Community Input Sessions Mary C. Canty Recreation Center, 971 Canal St. 6 p.m., Monday, April 20 Claire Chapin Epps Family YMCA, 5000 Claire Chapin Epps Drive 6 p.m., Tuesday, April 21 General Robert H. Reed Recreation Center, 800 Gabreski Lane 6 p.m., Wednesday, April 22 Myrtle Beach Business Community Input Session Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, 1200 N. Oak St. 11 a.m., Monday, April 20 Upon completion of the public input phase, the firm will develop a position profile and recruitment brochure to begin advertising the position nationwide. City Manager Fox Simons said the process is designed to be thoughtful and transparent and is expected to continue through early to mid-summer. The survey will remain open for roughly one month. It will close at 11:59 p.m., Friday, May 15.

Beach Renourishment for Arcadian Shores Set to Begin This Week

Beach Renourishment for Arcadian Shores Set to Begin This Week

Beach renourishment for Arcadian Shores set to begin this week RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2601'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); MAY 4, 2026   Beach renourishment for the Arcadian Shores project is now scheduled to begin later today or Tuesday, May 5. The dredge Amelia Island is arriving today, Monday, May 4. The contractor, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock, plans to return with the dredge today, begin calibrations to ensure everything is running correctly and begin work by Tuesday. Crews will start beach renourishment in the Horry County section, generally from Singleton Swash to Apache Pier, to avoid ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic events. After Mother’s Day weekend, work will continue in Myrtle Beach from Bear Branch Swash to the Dunes Golf and Beach Club. The project has experienced delays due to equipment issues. Once complete, GLDD will return to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers federal project in southern Myrtle Beach. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers live tracker is available for the federal project ONLY, not for the local Arcadian Shores work.

Celebrate America's 250th Birthday While Supporting Myrtle Beach's Vietnam Veteran's Memorial

Celebrate America's 250th Birthday While Supporting Myrtle Beach's Vietnam Veteran's Memorial

Celebrate America's 250th Birthday and support Myrtle Beach's Vietnam Veteran's Memorial RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2597'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); APRIL 27, 2026   Through a partnership with Native Sons, Myrtle Beach is offering two commemorative t-shirts to support the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial at Warbird Park. Proceeds from each shirt help pay for sculptures at the memorial. The shirts are available in two designs. One features an original illustration by the memorial’s sculptor, Tom Gallo. The other design features this year’s America250: Red, White & Remember Parade logo. Each shirt costs $25, with $10 from every purchase going directly toward the memorial’s $421,000 sculpture cost. Shirts may be purchased directly through Native Sons https://stores.inksoft.com/city_of_myrtle_beach.../shop/home. You can pre-order for in-store pickup at Native Sons, 1519 Executive Avenue, or ship it.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Grand Opening May 25: Parking & Shuttle Info

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Grand Opening May 25: Parking & Shuttle Info

Vietnam Veterans Memorial grand opening parking and shuttle services are available Monday, May 25 RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2609'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); MAY 20, 2026 The graphic below is the official parking and shuttle map for Myrtle Beach's Vietnam Veterans' Memorial grand opening ceremony at 11 a.m., Monday, May 25. This ceremony also serves as the city's annual Remembrance Ceremony held on Memorial Day. There will NOT be a separate ceremony at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center this year. All public parking areas are highlighted in YELLOW. Thank you to Coast RTA for providing four trolleys for shuttle service to/from the memorial in Warbird Park, 150 Farrow Parkway. Shuttle service and parking are provided from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and are free. Here are tips to avoid traffic before the ceremony: - Attendees are encouraged to use Highway 17 Bypass to access Farrow Parkway. - Attendees are encouraged to avoid entering Farrow Parkway from Kings Highway. - Golf cart service will be available to/from Victory Lane/Farrow Parkway corner to the memorial. - The right lane of Farrow Parkway in front of Warbird Park will be SHUTTLES ONLY. Traffic may only use the left lane in this section. - The right turn lane from Kings Highway to Farrow Parkway will be CLOSED. Traffic must turn right at the intersection's light. This event is rain or shine.

Plan Ahead: America 250 Red, White and Remember Parade Route in Myrtle Beach

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Plan Ahead: America 250 Red, White and Remember Parade Route in Myrtle Beach

Make note of America 250: Red, White and Remember parade route RZ.module = 'news'; RZ.recordid = RZ.editrecordid; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/news-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.module = 'freeform'; RZ.recordid = ''; RZ.nexturl = "editforms/metadata-editform.jsp"; RZ.popupwidth = ''; RZ.popupheight = ''; RZ.popupscroll = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.set = 'freeform.pageid=news-2599'; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('editform'); RZ.nexturl = ''; RZ.img = ''; RZ.options = ''; if (typeof RZaction != 'undefined') RZaction('permissions'); MAY 1, 2026Participating in or planning to attend the America 250: Red, White and Remember Parade on May 23? See below for the parade route! The parade will mostly travel along Farrow Parkway from Johnson Avenue to Phillis Boulevard. The parade travels in the eastbound lane, so grab a spot along the Grand Park promenade or walking path for the best views! The parade steps off promptly at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 23. Be sure to arrive early to claim your spot!The family picnic will begin immediately after the parade in the grass area next to the large bridge at Grand Park. Everyone is welcome to enjoy live music, food and great times with the community. New this year, the picnic will also feature a living history festival for America’s 250th birthday and live music from Long Bay Symphony quintet.Want to apply to be in the parade? Participant applications are open through May 8. You can apply on the city's website at https://www.cityofmyrtlebeach.com/.