Missing Woman+Local Athlete Goes Big+Evacuation Rules+NTSB+Floods

Myrtle Beach SC

05 June, 2021

4:34 PM

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Happy Sunday, Myrtle Beach! The much needed rain continues, so it's not exactly a prime beach day. Today, I'll tell you about a missing woman, a local athlete signs with a major sports team, how to know who should evacuate for hurricanes (and when), an NTSB report on a recent plane crash, and new flood zone rules. Let's take a look at Sunday's weather first: Muggy, active rain, and scattered thunderstorm pattern continues. High 84, low 68. Sunday's top 5 news stories in Myrtle Beach: Police are searching for missing woman last seen on Friday night near Springmaid Pier. The woman's loved ones are concerned for her due to some health issues.(WBTW) Chanticleer athlete Tarron Jackson signs with the Philadelphia Eagles as defensive end. His four-year contract tops out at over $3 million. (WMBF) With the Grand Strand having the distinction of being one of the fastest growing places in the U.S., officials are providing a better explanation regarding who needs to evacuate ahead of hurricanes, and when, to avoid mass exodus and clogged traffic. (WMBF)The NTSB has issued a preliminary investigative report about the plane that crashed in Socastee recently. Several details about the aircraft were revealed in the report. (WBTW)Horry County Council considers new home building requirements as part of upcoming changes in flood ordinances. Other flood-related proposals were also brought before the council members. (WMBF) Sunday's events: The family-friendly Sun Fun Festival in downtown Myrtle Beach celebrates 65 years. Highlights are a parade, a sand sculpture competition and live music. (10 am - 7 pm)Boat Poker Run to benefit Kind Keeper Animal Rescue at Captain Archie's in Little River $25 registration, $5 per card. (11 am)Myrtle Beach Family Fest at Coastal Grand Mall (at former Dick's Sporting Goods location). (11 am)Sunday Family Funday at Tidal Creek Brewhouse with Mister Softee and The Apron Springs also participating. Kissing Booth funds go to Grand Strand Humane Society. ( 1 pm)ScART - Scar Art - National Cancer Survivor's Day at Painting With a Twist in Myrtle Beach. Cost: $97 (2 pm)Yappy Hour at World of Beer in North Myrtle Beach. Pooches obviously welcome! (3 pm)The Steel Woods are at The Boathouse, Fantasy Harbour, Myrtle Beach. (5 pm)Sunday Baseball with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans (5 pm) Myrtle Beach Patch Notebook: Brookgreen Gardens marks its 90th anniversary! (Details here) 2021 Myrtle Beach International Combine starts June 13 and is the vision of former NBA player Pete Mickeal. (Details here) Horry County Coroner discusses increase in non-COVID deaths last year. (Details here) These Myrtle Beach homes and condos are in foreclosure, and available for sale. (Details here) Is there a drought in the Grand Strand? The National Weather Service weighs in. (Details here) Local bar, Donny's Saloon, places its future with the MB City Council who will decide on licensing. (Details here) Featured events: June 8: Celebrate Best Friends Day by sending your bestie flowers June 16: Divorce Boot Camp SC Hub free webinar You are all caught up for Sunday's edition of the Myrtle Beach Patch. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, be safe, and I'll see you Monday! -Kathy About me: The best decision I ever made was relocating to the Myrtle Beach area from New England a few years ago, with my three dogs and three cats. I enjoy dogs, cats, road trips, photography, writing, vegetarian food, live music, bicycling and above all my daily walks on the beaches in and around the Grand Strand. For tips or suggestions about this newsletter, email [email protected]