9:04 am on Thursday June 5, 2014
| References The Sun News
Myrtle Beach council exploring ways to fund performing arts center without raising taxes
Myrtle Beach City Council members on Tuesday discussed options to move forward with the construction of a proposed performing arts center that would not require them to raise taxes.
Almost 54 percent of city voters in November supported a referendum that allows the city to purchase $10 million in bonds to build the 650-seat performing arts center that would connect with the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. The referendum passed 1,915 to 1,641.