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Scandalous pastor JP Miller whose wife's death shocked America remarries just one year later
Scandalous pastor JP Miller whose wife's death shocked America remarries just one year later

Daily Mail​

time7 days ago

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Scandalous pastor JP Miller whose wife's death shocked America remarries just one year later

Embattled South Carolina pastor John-Paul Miller, whose wife's death shocked the nation 13 months ago, got remarried over the weekend. The 45-year-old tied the knot Sunday with his now-wife Suzie Skinner, 50, at an intimate beach wedding in Myrtle Beach, investigative journalist James Seidel reported. It was reportedly protected by security guards to look out for 'uninvited guests,' Robbie Harvey, a freelance reporter, posted on X. Harvey noted that the couple's seven combined children were not in attendance. News of Miller's third marriage comes as he continues to face mounting criticism over his second wife Mica Miller's suspicious death. Mica, 30, was found dead in North Carolina's Lumbee River State Park on April 27, 2024 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, days after filing for divorce from Miller. Suzie Skinner also lost her previous spouse, Chris Skinner, 41, who drowned when his wheelchair rolled into a neighborhood pool in Myrtle Beach on September 6, 2021. Although no foul play was initially suspected in Chris's case, Horry County Chief Deputy Coroner Tamara Willard reopened the case in March after mysterious 'new evidence regarding the manner of death' came to light. Miller's first ex-wife Alison Williams filed a petition for sole custody of their children last June that included shocking claims about his sex life - including some involving Skinner and his wife. In the affidavit, Alison wrote that her then-husband began an affair with Suzie in 2021 by using their son, who played soccer with Suzie's son, to facilitate their liaisons. She claimed her children were 'well-aware' of the affair, which their friends also gossiped about - causing them 'a tremendous amount of embarrassment.' 'When I learned [John-Paul] was exposing our children to yet another one of his adulterous affairs, I confronted JP and Suzie and told them not to let it happen again,' she wrote. Alison divorced Miller in 2015 after discovering he was having an affair with Mica, whom he married in 2018. It's not known if his alleged 2021 affair with Suzie ended before Mica's death. 'JP called me the day Suzie's husband died in an alleged drowning accident extremely upset and asking me to pray, which was incredibly bizarre,' Alison continued in the lawsuit. 'Based on information and belief, just two weeks prior to [Skinner's death], Suzie's husband had confronted JP and asked him to leave his wife and children alone. 'It is chilling to know that the spouses of both Suzie and JP are now dead, from tragic events.' Chris's sister Tamra McDermott said Suzie called Miller to the scene soon after his body was discovered in the pool. She said the reopening of the investigation into her brother's death was partly prompted by new witnesses giving contradictory evidence to what Suzie and others told police at the time. 'When looking at the police reports and coroner reports, it is clear there was some inconsistency. Also, it was acknowledged that some of what was said at the scene may be inaccurate,' she previously told Tamra said her brother fell out of the pastor's church, Solid Rock Ministries, and with Miller himself, about four or five months before his death, after having worshipped there without issue since 2018. 'Chris definitely voiced that he did not like the pastor of that church and he did stop going to church there,' she said. 'He was in some emotional pain, and he was having a hard time... he was pulling away and distancing himself.' This period of time is understood to be a focus in the re-investigation. Mica, Miller's second wife, contacted police several times in the months preceding her suicide to level allegations against her husband, including claims he 'groomed' her when he was a teenager. He has vehemently denied any allegations of grooming and abuse. He has also previously suggested Mica suffered from mental illness and attempted suicide on more than one occasion. Mica and Miller initially split on September 20, 2023, before the divorce was dismissed on February 13. Later that same month Miller filed against his wife for separate support and maintenance in a motion withdrawn March 11. But on April 15, just 12 days before she was found dead, Mica filed for divorce once more and sought a no contact order against her husband. They split for the second time on February 6. Miller has also been accused of raping a 15-year-old girl and displaying a continued pattern of 'sexual abuse and predatory conduct for years,' according to lawsuit from February. Miller allegedly attacked the teen, known only as Jane Doe, in 1998 while at his father's church, the filing stated. In a 43-page complaint filed in Horry County Circuit Court, the unidentified woman accused Miller of raping and inappropriately touching her. The last incident occurred as recently as 2023, the woman said, with Miller accused of grabbing her genitals in public which triggered 'repressed memories.' Those repressed memories are alleged to be an assault by Miller that occurred in 1998, when she was 15 and he was 19. In the suit, it said that the trauma of that earlier alleged assault was 'deeply buried' and that Jane Doe had 'no conscious recollection of the assault.' She had been attending Sunday school at Miller's father's church when she said he forced her into his father's office, and shut the door behind him. Miller is said to have 'immediately' become 'aggressive' and 'physically overpowering' against her. After a struggle and pleading with him to stop, Miller led her from the office to outside the church, the suit claims. The woman alleged that she was forced into his truck and raped. The suit stated she was a virgin at the time.

Pastor John-Paul Miller marries Suzie Skinner in small ceremony
Pastor John-Paul Miller marries Suzie Skinner in small ceremony

New York Post

time02-06-2025

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Pastor John-Paul Miller marries Suzie Skinner in small ceremony

Scandal-hit South Carolina pastor John-Paul Miller has re-married just over a year after his wife, Mica Miller, killed herself — to the widow of a parishioner who also died by suicide in suspicious circumstances tied to the pastor, according to reports. Miller was filmed tying the knot with Suzie Skinner in a beach ceremony in Myrtle Beach on Sunday evening, according to reports and video shared on TikTok by user findingneejo. None of the couple's children were in attendance at the small ceremony, held for just a couple of dozen guests, freelance journalist Robbie Harvey said on X. Advertisement 8 John-Paul and Mica Miller were estranged at the time of her death. Mica Miller / Facebook But several armed bodyguards were hired for the ceremony — which was just a few blocks from where Miller and his late wife were married in 2017, Robbie Harvey claimed. Sunday's wedding coincides with the feds stepping up investigations into Miller, sources familiar with the case told FitsNews. Advertisement 8 Angelita Salas believes her daughter Mica Miller was lured to her death and murdered. Courtesy of Angelita Salas Mica Miller's death is tied to an ongoing FBI investigation into John-Paul Miller, while the 2021 drowning death of his new bride's late husband, veteran Chris Skinner, remains under investigation by the coroner's office, FitsNews reported. The FBI searched John-Paul's home in November, although the reason is unclear. 8 Surveillance footage captured Mica Miller purchasing a gun on the day she died. Robeson County Sheriff's Office Advertisement Mica Miller, an aspiring missionary and worship leader, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head at the Lumber River State Park near Orrum, North Carolina, in April last year. Miller announced his wife's passing to his congregation less than 12 hours after being notified of her death — just 48 hours after she had served her husband divorce papers. 8 John-Paul Miller is separately facing two sexual assault lawsuits. MBPD 8 Mica Miller was discovered dead in a national park last year. Mica Miller / Facebook Advertisement Meanwhile, Chris Skinner, a quadriplegic veteran, died in a swimming pool on Labor Day in 2021 — which his first wife, Alison Williams, said came just days after he 'confronted' Miller about an affair he was allegedly having with Suzie Skinner. 'Just two weeks prior to this incident, Suzie's husband had confronted JP and asked him to leave his wife and children alone,' Wilson wrote in an affidavit last year 8 Skinner's family alleges he took his own life after learning of his wife's affair. GoFundMe 'It is chilling to know that the spouses of both Suzie and JP are now dead, from tragic events.' The coroner's office briefly reopened its investigation into Chris Skinner's death in March, although they have yet to comment on the reasons why 8 Army veteran Chris Skinner was found dead in a swimming pool in 2021. 8 John-Paul and Mica Miller were estranged when she died in April 2024. Mica Miller / Facebook Miller has denied any involvement in the death of his wife, and has previously accused her family of keeping her off her medication. Advertisement He is also facing two sexual assault lawsuits filed against him by anonymous accusers alleging that he abused them. Miller has denied the charges in both suits and has launched a counter-suit for defamation in one of the cases.

Mica Miller's ‘list' behind recently filed coercive control bill, new push for action
Mica Miller's ‘list' behind recently filed coercive control bill, new push for action

Yahoo

time29-04-2025

  • Politics
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Mica Miller's ‘list' behind recently filed coercive control bill, new push for action

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Mica Miller's family and others are speaking out about a bill in the state senate last week to strengthen protections for victims of coercive control or domestic violence. Republican state Sen. Stephen Goldfinch of Murrells Inlet, , says it was because of Mica and her family that the bill is seeing light again. Several have been filed in past years — the most recent one in 2021. But never made it out of a committee. Mica's family says they believe if one was passed then, she would still be here today. 'Mica did not have to die for Mica's law to be written,' Mica's sister Abigail Francis said. Sunday marked one year since Mica Miller's death. Robeson County officials ruled her death a suicide after she was found at Lumber River State Park with a gunshot wound to her head. Allegations of abuse by her husband, Myrtle Beach area pastor John-Paul Miller have gained national attention. Police reports state Mica told officers she was being tracked and harassed on multiple occasions. Since then, it's prompted many like attorney Regina Ward who represented Mica to seek stronger laws. 'I think that people need to be paying attention,' Ward said. 'So, whenever that next turnover comes to who you're going to vote for, vote for someone who's going to be protecting your daughters, that's going to pass laws that protect your sister, that'll protect your mother.' The bill aims to protect victims beyond just physical abuse, using what Mica experienced as the foundation. Here is what the previous bill outlines: isolating a person from their friends and family depriving a person of basic needs monitoring a person's time monitoring a person via online communication tools or using spyware taking control over aspects of a person's everyday life, including where the person may go, who the person may see, what a person may wear, and when a person may sleep depriving a person access to support services, including medical services repeatedly insulting a person, including expressing the person's worthlessness enforcing rules and activities that humiliate, degrade, or dehumanize the person forcing a person to take part in criminal activity, including shoplifting and neglect or abuse of children, to encourage the person's self-blame and prevent disclosure to authorities financial abuse, including control of finances and only allowing a person a punitive allowance threats to hurt or kill threats to a child threats to reveal or publish private information or extort the person or a member of the person's family in retaliation by legal or other means assault rape preventing a person from having access to transport or from working Several states including California, Connecticut and Hawaii have adopted 'coercive control' laws, while similar efforts are pending in Florida, Maryland, New York and Washington, according to the group Americas Conference to End Coercive Control. Mica's sister Abigail Francis and Ward spent months reaching out to lawmakers, including Sen. Luke Rankin, who's also chair of the judiciary committee where the last bill died. Francis says she had an appointment with Rankin set up last June, but it was canceled because he says in an e-mail 'he wasn't aware of it.' He goes on to say if a bill is passed in the senate, he will assign it to a subcommittee for consideration. Ward says she's reached out to his office 12 times via email and called his office on several occasions since June and has only heard back once, recently. 'We elected you to be in that position and you are taking advantage of it and completely dismissing a very important thing that's going on in your community and that's sad,' Francis said. Unlike others, she says Goldfinch's office answered. While the recently filed bill is almost the same as the one in 2021, Goldfinch says all bills need work and can be amended. 'There's quite a few situations in the law that aren't accounted for what we call loopholes, right. Loopholes in the law, especially for a couple that's in a relationship, especially even more so for a married couple,' he said. Goldfinch says since he filed the bill, he's had many victims reach out to him making him more aware of the issue. He says he expects the bill to reach the judiciary committee in January and pass next year. Mica's sister and father, Michael Francis, say they think Mica would be proud to see her family working to protect future victims. 'She would be in my seat,' Francis said. 'I would be at home doing all the research stuff, and she would be the one talking to you. Whether she was here or not. And this was brought to our attention, we would still be doing it.' News13 reached out to Sen. Rankin multiple times in the last few months have not heard back. Mica's family asks instead of posting on social media to advocate for stronger domestic violence laws, reach out to your legislators. They encourage anyone to call, email or send letters. * * * Adrianna Lawrence is a multimedia journalist at News13. Adrianna is originally from Virginia Beach, Virginia, and joined the News13 team in June 2023 after graduating from Virginia Commonwealth University in May 2023. Keep up with Adrianna on Instagram, Facebook, and X, formerly Twitter. You can also read more of her work here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Lawmaker introduces coercive control bill nearly 1 year after Mica Miller's suicide
Lawmaker introduces coercive control bill nearly 1 year after Mica Miller's suicide

Yahoo

time25-04-2025

  • Politics
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Lawmaker introduces coercive control bill nearly 1 year after Mica Miller's suicide

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WBTW) — An Horry County lawmaker has introduced a coercive control bill in the South Carolina Senate nearly one year after the suicide of Mica Miller. Republican State Sen. Stephen Goldfinch of Murrells Inlet introduced the bill during Tuesday's regular session. It was read a first time and referred to the Judiciary Committee. The bill looks to 'amend the South Carolina code of laws by adding section 16-25-140 so as to create the offense of coercive control over another person, to provide examples of the types of behavior and evidence that may be used to support the offense, to provide a penalty, and to define terms related to coercive control. Timeline: The saga of John-Paul and Mica Miller Mica Miller, the wife of Myrtle Beach pastor John-Paul Miller, died on April 27, 2024, at a state park in Robeson County. Her death was ruled a suicide, but the case sparked nationwide interest after claims surfaced that John-Paul abused her before her death. Regina Ward, the attorney for Mica's family, urged lawmakers last June to pass a coercive control bill. Four years ago, a South Carolina lawmaker filed a bill that would criminalize 'coercive control,' with punishments of up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Since that time, efforts to get such a law on the books have stalled in both chambers of the General Assembly. A 'coercive control' bill was most recently filed in 2021 by state Republican Sen. Katrina Shealy of Lexington. However, it never made it out of the Judiciary Committee, which is now led by Conway Republican Luke Rankin. Count on News13 for updates. * * * Caleb is a digital producer at News13. Caleb joined the team in January 2023 after graduating from Liberty University. He is from Northern Virginia. Follow Caleb on X, formerly Twitter, and read more of his work here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Myrtle Beach newspaper wins 59 SC Press Association awards for local news coverage, photos
Myrtle Beach newspaper wins 59 SC Press Association awards for local news coverage, photos

Yahoo

time05-04-2025

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Myrtle Beach newspaper wins 59 SC Press Association awards for local news coverage, photos

The Sun News won the South Carolina Press Association's President's Cup for an outstanding mid-sized daily newspaper, as well as 58 other awards. Staff received recognition for including 17 first-place spots for investigative reporting, breaking news, features, headline writing and more. Investigative reporter David Weissman received recognition for multiple special awards and visual journalist Jason Lee swept the feature photo, humorous photo and pictorial categories, with first, second and third-place awards. The association hosted its annual awards luncheon in Columbia Friday to highlight the best journalism and journalists around South Carolina. Here's The Sun News' best recent coverage, as recognized by the SCPA. David Weissman A-Mark Prize for Investigative Journalism - Weissman took home first place for the A-Mark award. The SCPA awarded him $5,000 and The Sun News $2,500 for the A-Mark prize. Jay Bender Award for Assertive Journalism - Weissman also won the first-place for Jay Bender Award and $250. Elizabeth Brewer Montgomery/Shurr Freedom of Information Award - Brewer took home an honorable mention for the freedom of information category. Adam Benson Lifestyle Feature Writing - Do you recall these famed downtown Myrtle Beach businesses? They helped shape the city. Ben Morse Sports Enterprise Reporting Here's how much money CCU's NCAA athletes have made in NIL. What does it mean? Exclusive: CCU quarterback made $15K in the largest known CCU NIL deal. What we know. Sports Feature Story - A teal tie helped new AD Chance Miller win over Coastal Carolina. This is his plan for CCU David Weissman Investigative Reporting His historic donations to CCU and FAMU were shams. How an unknown Texan deceived colleges They believed his billionaire facade. After failed gifts to CCU, FAMU, they feel 'scammed' Historic, fraudulent FAMU gift came from his hemp company. What we know about the business CCU is hiding investigation of failed donor. Could FL college been spared embarrassment? Who is CCU's donor whose $95M gift never came? He's reappeared in FL pledging more money Emalyn Muzzy and Terri Richardson Breaking News Reporting Death of South Carolina pastor's wife has gone viral on TikTok. Here's what we can confirm Death of SC pastor's wife was announced to the congregation. Her story has gone national Surveillance footage shows Mica Miller buying a gun. Evidence released includes 911 call Five things to know about the death of Mica Miller, the wife of a Myrtle Beach, SC pastor Details about Mica Miller and her husband's relationship revealed in SC court documents The FBI is assisting with Mica Miller death investigation. Here's what we know Exclusive: 'I was the best husband I could possibly be.' SC pastor on his wife Mica Miller 'Mica's justice.' SC pastor John-Paul Miller in court regarding his late wife, Mica Miller FBI searching home of former Myrtle Beach pastor John Paul Miller. Crowd gathers to watch Update: Former Myrtle Beach pastor John-Paul Miller arrested. Details of arrest released Jason Lee Feature Photo - Hair flying, a woman dances in front of cruising traffic on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach. Memorial Day weekend known as the unofficial start of summer tourism also marks the culmination of Atlantic Beach Bikefest, aka 'Black Bike Week' which has long sparked controversy in the area. Humorous Photo - Trina Owens reacts as her pet spider monkeys Charlotte and Pixie, climb all over her during a visit with fellow monkey owners in Longs, S.C. The monkey's owners say that the primates help them deal with depression and other emotional issues. Obituary - Remembering Murrells Inlet's 'last original oysterman,' Franklin Smalls, aka 'Snakeman' Photo Series or Photo Story - Brookgreen Gardens is hosting its last nights of its 'Summer Light: Art by Night' series this weekend. The historic sculpture garden in Murrells Inlet, S.C. has added two nights to the end of the summer schedule. The event features live music, food trucks, and light installations throughout the gardens. Pictorial - Megan Baker, a Brookgreen Gardens staff member, wades into a pool to extinguish the floating candles at the end of the Nights of a Thousand candles on Thursday. Nights of a Thousand candles at Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet is in its 24th year and is one of the south's most celebrated holiday destinations. Three thousand candles are lit each night and there are over 180,000 lights hanging from the trees in Oak Allee alone. More than 80,000 tickets have been sold to this year's events. Short Story - How a famous TV show fight scene made this Myrtle Beach artist an internet sensation Kara Ellis and Orizo Hajigurban Use of Social Media Roshan Lal Feature Page Design Terri Richardson Feature Headline Writing Myrtle Beach home has more bathrooms than a football team. You can buy it for $7.6 million No ifs or butts. Law says don't let it all hang out during spring break in Myrtle Beach SC How a SC coach went from a red dirt road to one of country's legendary baseball coaches Food Writing - Myrtle Beach man cooks way to final 3 on 'Master Chef.' You can meet him at a watch party The Sun News Staff General Excellence - Digital Ben Morse Arts and Entertainment Writing - Greg Rowles is opening his new North Myrtle Beach theater. Take a look inside Growth and Development Beat Reporting Exclusive: Myrtle Beach's closed speedway is redeveloping into massive townhome community Myrtle Beach custom home builders relied on new golf courses. They might be out of land Myrtle Beach is a retirement destination like Florida. Developers want to accommodate them Judson Chapman Award - Myrtle Beach's J-1 workers are critical for local businesses. Are they getting scammed? David Weissman Enterprise Reporting - Shooting pledges and eating dirt: Inside the fraternity suspended from Coastal Carolina Lifestyle Feature Writing - Golf cart parades, country show and group hugs: How Myrtle Beach became campground haven David Weissman and Loumay Alesali News Video - What happened with fraudulent $237M donation to Florida A&M? Watch the graduation speech Elizabeth Brewer Investigative Reporting - How is Myrtle Beach getting $4.9 million? There's a complex web of LLCs and a nonprofit Sports Enterprise Reporting - The Business of Baseball: Financial Transparency with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans Emalyn Muzzy Government Beat Reporting How did this SC small town rack up a $1.8 million deficit? It's just the latest problem SC beachfront town wants to be a historic district. Will it impact future development? Atlantic Beach candidate: 'Girl, get off my phone.' Town's election called 'embarrassing' Profile Feature Writing or Story - Sunset Beach Maze Man has captivated vacationers and locals. How he makes his sand designs Isaac Bailey Faith Beat Reporting A Black church was the perfect place for Biden–and protesters–to speak out While bombs rained down in Gaza strip, we watched pretty Super Bowl ads for Jesus Sen. Tim Scott fashions himself a Christian. Why does he lie about Trump and crime? Column Writing New guilty plea in Brittanee Drexel's murder shows justice to be slow and unequal End AP African American Studies? I don't know how much more Black people in SC can take Trump shows weakness as he sullies the South Carolina-Clemson football game Jason Lee Feature Photo - Jude Williams, age 9, plays with toys in a tidal pool on Cherry Grove in North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Williams is an autistic child and his mother, Jenny, says the pools offer an opportunity for him to play on the beach without being overwhelmed by ocean waves. Beach goers enjoy the sand bars and tidal pools at the tip of Cherry Grove in North Myrtle Beach, S.C. The area, also known as Cherry Grove Point, has sand bars and tidal pools exposed during low tide. June 12, 2024. Feature Video - Myrtle Beach pastor reflects on efforts to keep his wife alive, denies abuse claims Humorous Photo - A fox got in a standoff with a muster of peafowl between homes in a Murrells Inlet neighborhood. Advancing towards the fox the fowl quickly prevailed in the encounter. More than 20 peafowl roam a residential neighborhood in Murrells Inlet, SC perching porches and rooftops. While some neighbors enjoy their colorful displays, others have complained that they scratch up cars and create a mess. Nov. 13, 2024. Personality Photo or Portrait - Julia Crystal of Camila Dance Show performs a belly dancing and light show at the Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Jan. 3, 2024. Pictorial - Lights dance around the arena as performers practice for the Medieval Times dinner theater in Myrtle Beach. One hundred thirty five team members prepare for their nightly performances that include sword fights, jousting, falconry and horseback riding. The tournament of knights can host up to 1,234 guests. Sept. 26, 2024. Maria Elena Scott Feature Headline Writing What the duck? A Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam guide to the viral game involving rubber birds The Myrtle Beach area is home to the most famous ghost in SC. Have you seen him? What's it like to insult folks for a living? We asked staff at Dick's Last Resort in SC to find out Terri Richardson News Headline Writing Woman gets a pedicure and then loses her big toe WMBF sports director accused of threatening to kill bar owner hours after Super Bowl Forget about the sharks. There are gators on the beaches in the Myrtle Beach, SC area The Sun News Staff Sports Headline Writing App State flipped off CCU players. See the photo Coastal put up in the football office One JMU player wore Kiss face paint for the Dukes' game against CCU. Take a look Myrtle Beach loses $90k annually on the Pelicans. What to know about the baseball team Ben Morse Spot Sports Story - CCU dispatches Old Dominion. What it means for its high-stakes game vs. James Madison Sports Enterprise Reporting - How CCU and App State's rivalry serves as a microcosm for college football's future Elizabeth Brewer Business Beat Reporting City of Myrtle Beach owned hotel on the verge of closing? What we know about negotiations Atlantic Beach on track to secure first high rise in their history. How did we get here? Almost $400k for an apartment in Myrtle Beach? Here's what we know about the new complex Waccamaw Outfitters to shutdown after a decade. Here's what we know about it The Myrtle Beach area has the only casino boats in South Carolina. Their costs could go up Emalyn Muzzy Education Beat Reporting Gun bypassed security, entered middle school. Horry County rethinks security after failure Horry to install weapons detection systems after gun incidents. What schools will get them North Myrtle Beach school canceled its football game over threats. Could it happen again? Feature Headline Writing Suck Bang Blow isn't just a raunchy bar name. Real meaning behind the SC biker bar's title Tommy, the largest crab statue in world, can be found in Myrtle Beach, SC. Here's where Seen this ugly sea creature wash up on Myrtle Beach SC area shores? Be careful, it bites News Headline Writing A SC HOA is trying to control this home's yard. The problem? It's not in an HOA First 43 monkeys got loose, now there's an emu on the run. Is SC the 'new Florida'? A teenage girl allegedly raped on the beach while watching sunrise in North Myrtle Beach Jason Lee Feature Photo - A boy looks at one of the lighted art installations consisting of hanging wine bottles at Nights of a Thousand candles at Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet. The event is in its 24th year and is one of the south's most celebrated holiday destinations. Three thousand candles are lit each night and there are over 180,000 lights hanging from the trees in Oak Allee alone. More than 80,000 tickets have been sold to this year's events. Nov. 30, 2023. Feature Video - Explore These Beach Mazes Created In Sunset Beach, NC Humorous Photo - Sweet Sophie and Sexy Lexi, owned by Danette Larsen of North Myrtle Beach, rode on the back of a motorcycle secured in a custom dog bed to Captain Archie's bar on Friday evening. Bikers brought their animals including dogs, and even a ring tailed lemur to the bars during Myrtle Beach Bike Week's Fall Rally. Oct. 4, 2024. News Video - Myrtle Beach residents prepare for Debby by filling sandbags on Monday Photo Series or Photo Story - Valentines Day at the home: A Valentines dance was held at the Ivy at Angel Oak Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on Thursday night where staff members and family danced with residents in their wheel chairs. Flowers were delivered by local police officers and members of the Socastee High School FFA distributed boxes of candy to residents. At the end of the night a Valentine King and Queen was crowned. Feb. 14, 2024. Pictorial - Hunter Gibbes, puts the final touches on a sand maze with his rake. Known locally as 'Sunset Beach Maze Man,' Gibbes has been making mazes at Sunset Beach, N.C. for nearly 20 years. The sand artist makes up the designs on the spot. Vacationers and locals rush to complete the mazes he creates before the tide comes in and creates a clean slate for his next artwork. Aug. 1, 2024. Sports Action Photo - Coastal's Ethan Vasko rushes against App State. The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers beat the Appalachian State Mountaineers 38-24 in front of the second-biggest Brooks Stadium crowd of the season on Thursday night. November 7, 2024. Sports Video - How to play the iconic 13th hole like a pro Spot News Photo - The roof of the ironically named Summer Wind Inn and Suites at 19th Avenue South in Myrtle Beach sustained damage to its roof during storms on Thursday forcing an evacuation of the hotel. April 11, 2024. Terri Richardson Arts and Entertainment Writing - Want to be in a music video? Here's where one is being filmed in Myrtle Beach, SC area Health Beat Reporting Myrtle Beach has West Nile virus cases. Should you be worried about influx of mosquitoes? How sea foam in Myrtle Beach area can hurt your dog. What to know if pet romps in ocean Planning a beach day? Where to find such info as water temp, hazards for Myrtle Beach area Lifestyle Feature Writing - Myrtle Beach area great spot for finding sharks' teeth. Shark tooth hunter offers his tips Profile Feature Writing or Story - How a SC coach went from a red dirt road to one of country's legendary baseball coaches

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