The July 3, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Traffic, access main concerns for Speedway redevelopment, CCU student faces backlash over controversial social media posts, North Myrtle Beach makes masks mandatory, Sales booming early for Strand fireworks stores, etc. Read more

The June 26, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Why Horry County took Gardner Lacy Road extension out of plans for Independent Republic Heritage Preserve, After contentious campaign, Rankin wins re-election, Voters pick new Horry County auditor, District 9 county council… Read more

The June 19, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry County gets estimates on Busbee Bypass cost, Is Horry ready for some football?, Candidate disputes domestic abuse allegations described in court records, etc. Read more

The June 12, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County council incumbents sweep primaries, Firm to provide ‘ambassador services’ to Myrtle Beach’s downtown, Rankin, Gallman reach runoff in S.C. District 33 Senate race, etc. Read more

The June 5, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Protestors, Prep for the Primary, Strand seniors celebrate graduation despite district’s COVID-19 limits, etc. Read more

The May 29, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Shootings mar Memorial Day weekend in Myrtle Beach, Fishermen reeling from pandemic, NOAA forecasts busy Atlantic hurricane season this year, etc. Read more

The May 22, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County continues slashing millions from budget, Boulevard braces for Memorial Day, Suspects in gang-related shooting on Ocean Boulevard denied bond, etc. Read more

The May 15, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County begins reopening public facilities, How COVID-19 disproportionately affects black people, Socastee senior set to graduate after devastating car wreck, etc. Read more

The May 8, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Some jobs don’t stop during a global pandemic like driving the bus, fixing cars, guarding inmates, comforting the grieving and keeping the city clean, etc. Read more

The May 1, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Students, parents worried about graduation plans, Restaurants ready to get cooking again, Horry County hotels, campgrounds allowed to re-open this week, etc. Read more

The April 24, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Governor closes schools until fall term, With public accesses open, beachgoers head out for sand, sun, Most Horry County farmers markets delay opening, etc. Read more

The April 17, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes S.C. communities slow to respond to census, Church leans on faith as COVID-19 infects more than half-dozen members, Fearful of COVID-19, poll workers backing out of primaries, Parents working to balance eLearning work and … Read more

The April 10, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Strawberry fields for now: Amid virus concerns, spring tradition continues, After losing a father to COVID-19, teacher leans on faith, family as she battles same disease, Grand Strand businesses face uncertainty as new ord… Read more

The April 3, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Virus projected to peak in late April, ‘It’s uncharted territory’, County’s business license fee hike hits companies at worst time, etc. Read more

The March 27, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry projected to hit 115 COVID-19 cases by Wednesday, Jobs lost, businesses close as crisis batters tourism economy, Hugging ban, taking temperatures and drive-thru viewing: Funeral homes respond to pandemic, etc. Read more

The March 20, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes The power of a pandemic, Six Horry County school board seats up for grabs, etc. Read more

The March 13, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes School district grappling with parent concerns about special education services, Professor: ‘Second Amendment sanctuary’ ordinance poses legal risk for Horry County, County looks to protect centuries-old live oaks left vul… Read more

The March 6, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry County institutions preparing for coronavirus, Stepmother charged with killing Colorado boy has local ties, Plumbing material connects local man to creativity, Authorities identify mother of Baby Boy Horry, etc. Read more

The February 28, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County council members debate buyout program for flood victims, Big changes coming for Carolina Forest Boulevard, CCU trustees: School needs more student involvement in athletics, etc. Read more

The February 21, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes NMB adds parking pass for county residents, County’s ‘Second Amendment sanctuary’ hearing pushed back to March, Bus service looking to grow after years of struggle, New county education center to cost nearly $5 million … Read more

The February 14, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County’s ‘Second Amendment sanctuary’ proposal headed for public hearing, Filing opens next month for local races, A special night for fathers and daughters, County police want to outfit patrol cars with sensory kits fo… Read more

The February 7, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County narrowing list of sites for equestrian center, Retired Air Force pilot donates trips to patients in need, S.C. Supreme Court set to hear hospitality fee case in March, etc. Read more

The January 31, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes CCU, Myrtle Beach mull downtown partnership, Carolina Forest schools are Horry County’s fastest growing, Horry County Council aims to vote on ‘Second Amendment sanctuary’ ordinance Tuesday, Adaya’s Gift of Hope helping d… Read more

The January 24, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Longtime Horry County auditor announces retirement, Horry County officials discussing paying for project with that money, CFHS ShowCase brings benefit show, on their way to competition in Florida, etc. Read more

The January 17, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County’s former information security officer pleads guilty in theft case, CFHS teacher leaves lasting legacy of love, Surging Horry County growth strains public safety services, New tap house planned for site near CCU, etc. Read more

The January 10, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Utility offers to take over water service for thousands in The Forest, Cross-country walk ends as healing continues for veteran, Business community rallies to keep Meals on Wheels rolling, etc. Read more

The January 3, 2020, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Flood victims could have homes bought out thanks to new federal program, Faith Presbyterian undecided about how to use 5 acres on Carolina Forest Boulevard, CFHS teacher’s family plans mission trip to Africa, etc. Read more

The December 27, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Myrtle Beach blasts county over settlement changes, Carolina Forest home’s lifelike decorations turn heads every year, Octogenarian gives it the old college try, graduates from CCU, etc. Read more

The December 20, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes I-73 deal still up in the air: Most cities approve settlement, but Horry County wants key change, USMC Cpl. Daniel Dobay and wife have been given four-bedroom, fully-furnished, mortgage-free home, Decision expected soon… Read more

The December 13, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Concessions, advertising drive interest in privatizing recreation centers, It’s Christmastime in The Forest, Wildlife refuge changes aimed at improving public access, flood mitigation, etc. Read more

The December 6, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes MB leaders list legislative priorities, Water worries, New store owners have big plans for Downtown Conway, etc. Read more

The November 29, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Analysis of records in HCS lawsuit against Myrtle Beach will likely last weeks, Has the sun set on I-73?, Carolina Forest neighborhood sees setbacks in push to by light poles, etc. Read more

The November 22, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County leaders debate paying $40K for CCU study of growth plan, Local students to march in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, Horry County officials consider waiving adoption fees, Help 4 Kids, Backpack Buddies need commun… Read more

The November 15, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Settlement would generate millions for I-73, School board picks Little River pastor for District 1 seat, Marching Panthers picked for nationally-televised parade, Kentucky man rolls globe through The Forest for diabetes… Read more

The November 8, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry County, cities reach tentative deal in hospitality fee fight, School board interviewing eight candidates for vacant seat, Walk to end Alxheimer’s, Huger Park’s designers seeking to preserve site’s history, etc. Read more

The November 1, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Governor in talks with Horry County, Myrtle Beach about I-73 funding, County survey will ask about possible ordinance, City’s Downtown Historic District approved for National Register of Historic Places, etc. Read more

The October 18, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Owners hope rezoning will help bring new life to old mall, County provides timeline for approving new flood maps, ECHS earns best district high school scores, Fun run on new trail, Trunk or Treat planned in The Forest, etc. Read more

The October 11, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Proposed Scholars Academy changes spark concerns, Horry County Council kicks in money for bowl game, County leaders consider privatizing rec centers, Beautify Carolina Forest volunteers talk trash every day, etc. Read more

The October 4, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes S.C. 31 bridge repaired, road still expected to open this fall, ‘It puts some restored faith in the world’, Catch the spirit at CFHS Homecoming, Ocean Bay Elementary named National Blue Ribbon School, etc. Read more

The September 20, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes In wake of DUI arrest, Heniford resigns from Horry County school board, Local leaders still looking to redevelop Grainger plant site, DOT aims to raise U.S. 501, Carolina Forest student continues to excel, etc. Read more

The September 13, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Council set to vote on buying land for S.C. 31 interchange, School district announces make-up days, Dorian doesn’t cause widespread damage along Grand Strand, Search begins for the next Panther Idol, etc. Read more

The September 6, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes New committee begins looking at ways to build bridge that would connect Conway with S.C. 544, New voice joins Grand Strand’s talk radio scene, etc. Read more

The August 30, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Final vote on county development plan set for Tuesday, Purple Heart returned to Carolina Forest family, Carolina Forest gets first look at potential Wizard golf course redevelopment, etc. Read more

The August 23, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Debate over golf course redevelopment heats up, County identifies funding source for S.C. 31 interchange land, After losing hand to cancer, teen still able to march in band, Horry County Council approves three-year contra… Read more

The August 16, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry County, Myrtle Beach can’t reach resolution in hospitality fee fight, Coastal struggling to fun new soccer stadium, Back-To-School Prayer Walk, New astronomy club seeking stargazers, etc. Read more

The August 9, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Some Myrtle Beach business owners want out of city, Carolina Forest church wants community’s help choosing ministry, Jimmy Frost rides wave of creativity at Original Benjamins’ restaurant, etc. Read more

The August 2, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County preparing for population boom, Collapsed Conway building had been approved for rehab work, Father, son killed in Forestbrook bingo hall shooting honored during vigil, Council, Gosnell reach tentative deal, etc. Read more

The July 26, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Group begins casino research in South Carolina, County leaders start contract negotiations with Gosnell, Advocate aims to launch support group for people with disabilities, Carolina Forest residents urging Santee Cooper to … Read more

The July 19, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Judge’s latest order answers some questions in hospitality fee case, but not others, Two years behind schedule, S.C. 31 extension projected to be finished by fall, New ROES principal returns to Horry County, etc. Read more