In addition to details about the special event, please include the church's name, address, phone number, a contact person and an e-mail address.

Announcements may be mailed to P.O. Box 406, Myrtle Beach, SC 29578; faxed to 626-0356; or e-mailed to lconsalvi@thesunnews.com. You can also enter the events yourself through our Web site. Just go to the online calendar and follow the instructions for entering an event. The deadline is noon Wednesday. FRIDAY 2001 CLUB TOUCH, 920 Lake Arrowhead Road, Myrtle Beach. DJ Elliot, 8 p.m. Variety, dance. $10. 449-9434.

APACHE PIER, 9700 Kings Road, Myrtle Beach. Jah Creation, 8 p.m. Reggae, $3. 497-6486.

ASPEN GRILL, 5101 N. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach. Michael DiMuccio, 6:30 p.m. Piano, vocals, variety. No cover. 449-9191. Computer chains' owner arrested on new charge The owner of two local computer chains was released from jail Tuesday after being booked on a computer crime charge, according to the J. Reuben Long Detention Center's Web site.

Robert James Hussey, 27, owner of Computer Inferno in Socastee and Seaside Computers in Conway and Surfside Beach, was arrested by officers with the 15th Judicial Circuit solicitor's office and charged with a second-degree computer crimes act valued at $1,000 or less, Senior Solicitor Jimmy Richardson said.

The charge, which is a misdemeanor and could result in up to a year in prison, stemmed from 2007. A woman took her laptop to Seaside Computers to be repaired on Nov. 30, but it was never returned, and she could not get in touch with Hussey or others at the store about the computer, Richardson said. MYRTLEBEACHONLINE.COM Master Gardeners host speaker

The Grand Strand Master Gardeners Association meets tonight featuring guest speaker Tim Davis, State Master Gardener Director, whose topic will be "S.C. Master Gardeners & Clemson - The Big Picture." All area master gardeners are invited to attend.

When | 7 p.m. Tuesday's DNC speakers Here's the card for Tuesday night.

Hillary Clinton will be the main event, taking the stage sometime after 10 p.m.

Gov. Mark Warner will deliver the keynote address.