The June 14, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Search narrows for Horry County’s next administrator, S.C. 31 interchange project gains key support, After 46 years, Mrs. Carolyn closes Jack and Jill Nursery School, Carolina Forest Boulevard construction projected to be $… Read more

The June 7, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Conway lawyer, wife leave nearly $9 million to local libraries, Horry County’s top emergency management official to retire July 31, Carolina Forest Boulevard widening scheduled to begin June 17, Local author writes love stor… Read more

The May 31, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County to decide future of Carolina Forest connector road, Horry County leaders move forward with tax and fee hikes to improve public safety officials’ pay, shore up budget, Local man puts new spin on bow ties, etc. Read more

The May 24, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Push to make Gosnell Horry County administrator finds opposition, Treasurer’s office, Conway bank working to improve tax processing, Rally rumbles across Strand, He’s living the dream – seven days a week, etc. Read more

The May 17, 2019 edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry County Council debating plastic bag ban; No Payoff for the Playoffs?; State lawmakers back Horry County officials in hospitality tax dispute with Myrtle Beach; Local man killed in Carolina Forest wreck; Walking, talking… Read more

The May 10, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County officials looking at many options to balance budget, Could Waties Island become a state park?, Santee Cooper clears coal ash from ponds near river bank, etc. Read more

The April 26, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County releases former administrator’s separation contract, A decade after it happened, officials reflect on impact of state’s worst wildfire, Horry County Fair, Volunteerism earns statewide honor for Forestbrook man, etc. Read more

The April 19, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Cities reject county plan for sharing taxes, Forestbrook students get blast from the past, Horry County writer’s play to be performed at Piccolo Spoleto, etc. Read more

The April 12, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County council mulls two tax hikes, A year after Windsor Green fire, victims still trying to recover, Chronicle editor wins S.C. Journalist of the Year honor, etc. Read more

The April 5, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County leaders eye Carolina Forest for next government complex, County: Keep hospitality tax talks public, Putting the joy in prom, Community rallies for Carolina Forest Elementary School teacher whose family was hurt in wr… Read more

The March 29, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Council chairman begins negotiating administrator’s exit, Horry County Council mulls hiring attorney to exclusively represent council, Myrtle Beach group holds vigil for those killed in New Zealand, County attorney asked S… Read more

The March 22, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Hundreds of Carolina Forest acres set aside for conservation, Carolina Forest Library offering scholarships, Miracle League season opens, Carolina Forest students join Out of Darkness Walk, etc. Read more

The March 15, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County leaders trying to salvage I-73 funding, Another path for Carolina Forest Boulevard?, AAST students raise money for new special needs community, etc. Read more

The March 8, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes School district under state investigation, County Administrator keeps job after council deadlocks, Former MB mayor considering civic center for music park, etc. Read more

The March 1, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Former MB mayor part of company that bought music park land, Horry County chairman’s case reaches solicitor’s office, Myrtle Beach Area Children’s Theatre brings home award from Junior Theatre Festival, etc. Read more

The February 22, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Families struggling with air ambulance bills, Threshold Singers often perform for the grieving, dying, Investigators searching for cause of fire at former Hard Rock Park, etc. Read more

The February 15, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County looks to improve police, firefighter pay, New study highlights challenges of dealing with opioid epidemic, Nearly one year later, Carolina Forest family haunted by fire, etc. Read more

The February 8, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Magistrates willing to fight for raises in court, How Horry County plans to improve more than 3,200 acres of wetlands, etc. Read more

The February 1, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Senior community planned for Carolina Forest, School board preparing for new school in Carolina Forest, Fostering fuzz for a cause, Elementary, middle school students unite to serve others, etc. Read more

The January 25, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Carolina Forest teachers rallying for better pay, County changes legal strategy in opioid lawsuit, People urged to ‘wak up’ at community’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, Tickets available for annual Bold & Be… Read more

The January 18, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Former chamber leader admits to ethics violations, Former music park land sold, U.S. 501 realignment plans go through Myrtle Beach, New bakery bringing taste of Sicily to The Forest, etc. Read more

The January 11, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Move to suspend county administrator fails, Two families file lawsuits over Windsor Green fire, Ex-boyfriend of accused baby killer searches for answers, Cajun-themed sports bar and restaurant coming to Carolina Forest, etc. Read more

The January 4, 2019, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes MB Mall preparing for Market Common-style makeover, Senator: Raise gas tax to pay for beach renourishment, Why more golf courses could become subdivisions, Carolina Forest student stars in movie, uses platform to help oth… Read more

The December 28, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Market Common plan heads to court, Extortion claims lead to state police investigation, MB store owners fighting ban on vape products, other items, etc. Read more

The December 21, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry County and Myrtle Beach officials spar over tax district, Community gathers at ceremony dedicated to Heather Elvis, Family struggles on the cusp of Christmas, birthday with death, etc. Read more

The December 14, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Coastal cities sue Trump administration over seismic testing, Lawmakers call for reforms to mental health system after drowning, Section of golf course could become neighborhood, Dog-friendly restaurant coming to Caroli… Read more

The December 7, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Socastee flooding victims seek solutions, A big smile for cookies & cocoa with Santa, County cuts funding for Myrtle Beach library, museum project, etc. Read more

The November 30, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes State board denies parole for Sidney Moorer, From the back 9 to the burbs, Ocean Bay Middle School student earns national accolades, etc. Read more

The November 22, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Carolina Forest veteran saved pilot from plane that crashed off Myrtle Beach coast, County secures funding for first section of $1.3 million bike path project, Reunited sisters’ story began more than 60 years ago, etc. Read more

The November 15, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes State leaders call for reforms after deaths of mental health patients in sheriff’s van, After Florence flooding, Starcreek Circle residents trying to recover, There’s still time to respond to historical site survey in H… Read more

The November 8, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County mulls waiving permit fees for flood victims, Awareness, services for people with autism expanding locally, Playground problems highlight shortfall in recreation funding, etc. Read more

The November 1, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Environmental groups raise concerns about development near preserve, Thousands of Horry County properties likely being added to high risk flood zones, Octogenarian motivated by gratitude cooks for others, etc. Read more

The October 25, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes CCU scientists: It’s time to look at hurricanes differently, Musician takes guitar behind bars, Tammy Moorer gets 30 years in prison, etc. Read more

The October 18, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Lawmakers revive interest in canal project, Officials scrambling to develop programs to help flood victims relocate, Ballroom dancers still cutting the rug, etc. Read more

The October 11, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes School leaders plan to make up seven days missed because of Florence, Flooding shapes county’s development plan, Two-time Carolina Forest flood victim sues Horry County over drainage failures, etc. Read more

The October 4, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes More than 350 Conway businesses damaged by flood, Florence highlights infrastructure problems, McLeod plans to open physical therapy center in spring, etc. Read more

The September 20, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Flood destroys homes, upends lives during push through county, Flood reaches coal ash ponds as Santee Cooper fights to limit damage, etc. Read more

The September 20, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Officials project historic flood will impact hundreds of Conway homes and businesses, Floodwater closes key bridges, threatens to isolate Horry, Two mental health patients die when deputies crash in river, etc. Read more

The September 6, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Carolina Forest emergency departments get green light, Conway Medical Center partners with Duke Health, DNR teaching Carolina Forest residents how to live with bears, etc. Read more

The August 30, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry County Tax bills, Holbrook stresses importance of faith, humor in cancer fight, A Day of Hope, Friends and family gather to remember Katie Skeen and Donna Majors, Panthers keep the pressure on Lower Richard as they win 34… Read more

The August 23, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Impact fee question set to go before voters, A time to volunteer, Carolina Forest senior center construction just months away, etc. Read more

The August 16, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Strip malls, new businesses coming to The Forest, A notice to readers, Carolina Forest area high schools welcome three new principals, etc. Read more

The August 9, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Report: Former bombing range sites pose ‘unacceptable risk’, Carolina Forest High graduate wins national beauty pageant, Who you gonna call? The Goosebuster, Local artist overcomes adversity, finds calling, etc. Read more

The August 2, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Proposed subdivision near heritage preserve conflicts with Horry County’s land use plan, Customers lineup for market on wheels, For Vaught family, International Drive opening has personal connection, etc. Read more

The July 26, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Horry county pledges millions for I-73, Lone Democrat drops bid to chair board of education, No referendum this fall, New beginnings monthly food distribution feeding the hungry, etc. Read more

The July 12, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County leaders mull new contract for jobs agency, Proposal for Charleston-style development heading to county council, Who will chair the school board?, Kids’ Healthy Kitchen Summer Camp teaches children about smart eating, etc. Read more

The July 5, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Records: Horry County police mishandled sexual assault, harassment complaints against officers, Legends Drive tax district heads to voters Tuesday, Wheels to Surf gathers for a paddle-out to memorialize fellow surfer, County… Read more

The June 28, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes Council wants voters to decide tax hike for police, fire service, A message from the publisher, From Habitat to Homeless, Conway Medical Center becomes first hospital in state to offer new, more comfortable mammogram, Grand… Read more

The June 21, 2018, edition of the Carolina Forest Chronicle includes County mulls making The Forest a no-burning zone, Local genius continues to excel, Primaries marred by blunders, Boulavsky family still recovering after Windsor Green fire, etc. Read more