Friday Night Shooting at Iconic Myrtle Beach Restaurant Leaves Grayson Meyers Dead Myrtle Beach, SC — A beloved beach town was rocked by tragedy on Friday night when a shooting at Peaches Corner, a historic and iconic Myrtle Beach restaurant, claimed the life of 22-year-old Grayson Meyers.
The incident occurred around 10:45 p.m. on the bustling Ocean Boulevard, where tourists and locals often gather to enjoy the vibrant nightlife.According to authorities, an altercation broke out near the entrance of Peaches Corner, a staple in the community since 1937.
Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots, sending patrons and bystanders scrambling for cover. First responders arrived within minutes to find Grayson Meyers suffering from critical gunshot wounds. Despite emergency medical efforts, Meyers was pronounced dead at the scene.Grayson, originally from Greenville, was visiting Myrtle Beach with friends for the weekend.
Described by loved ones as kind-hearted, ambitious, and full of life, his untimely death has left family, friends, and the broader community reeling with shock and sorrow.Police have not released details about a suspect, but say the shooting does not appear to be random. Investigators are currently reviewing surveillance footage from nearby businesses and urging anyone with information to come forward.
The Myrtle Beach Police Department emphasized that public cooperation is crucial to solving the case.Peaches Corner temporarily closed following the shooting, with management releasing a statement expressing condolences to Meyers’ family and reaffirming their commitment to guest safety.
The restaurant has long been considered a landmark on the Grand Strand, making the violent incident all the more jarring.As the investigation unfolds, a growing memorial of flowers and candles has formed outside the eatery, symbolizing both grief and a collective call for peace in the wake of senseless violence. A candlelight vigil is being planned in Grayson’s honor.
