The April 28, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Mary Ann Bullock Elvington story, Horry County Council to decide fate of amphitheater, Loris Fire Department receives $31K grant for 'life-saving fire gear', etc. Read more

The April 21, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes City of Loris working to hire multiple positions, appoints interim city clerk and treasurer, Serving veterans here, 84,000-square-foot Myrtle Beach VA Outpatient Clinic opens, etc. Read more

The April 14, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Born and raised here, I want to tell your stories, New S.C. Department of Natural Resources office opens in Aynor, Horry County Council revives impact fee talks, etc. Read more

The April 7, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes MYR developing airport expansion plan with an eye on recovery, S.C. Court of Appeals agrees young Bucksport man’s killing was justified, etc. Read more

The March 31, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Horry County Council chairman said he's ready to pay ethics fines, Santee Cooper finishes work at former Grainger plant site. What will happen to the property?, Meet the candidates hoping to become the next Horry County school board mem… Read more

The March 24, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes County mulls new building regs for areas hit hard by Florence, HCS exploring HVAC, air quality upgrades, Conway Chamber revives Riverfest and reverse raffle, etc. Read more

The March 17, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Students have mixed opinions about plexiglass, Loris High returns to five-day school schedule, New Loris High principal returning to his roots, Five young men are first residents of Oak Tree Farm, etc. Read more

The March 10, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Amphitheater project headed for county council vote, Officials: Victims of latest flood likely won't get FEMA assistance, Pandemic highlights Horry’s substitute teacher shortage, GSF middle and high return to five-day instruction Friday, etc. Read more

The March 3, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Neighbors sound off about proposed amphitheater, County, state spar over vaccine distribution, Four more middle schools go back to full time learning, Governor allows alcohol sales after 11 p.m. and gatherings of more than 250 people, etc. Read more

The February 24, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes County officials, neighbors meeting this week to discuss amphitheater project, Three middle schools return to five-day instruction, 1,000 acres in Georgetown will provide natural, cultural and historical learning opportunities, etc. Read more

The February 17, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Hospitality fee deal: No money for attorney fees or I-73, potentially millions for nonprofit legal services, Coroner identifies victim in Loris shooting, Lawsuits: Horry County Schools mishandled sexual assault allegations, etc. Read more

The February 10, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Full-time elementary school classes began Monday amid plexiglass debate, 'Give me a chance:' Richardson launches campaign for 7th Congressional seat, etc. Read more

The February 3, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Elementary students back to school five days Feb. 8, 'I'm heartbroken:' Long-serving school board member John Poston dies Saturday, In suit, terminated Horry County Schools official says he was opposing corruption, etc. Read more

The January 27, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes As hospitals ask for more vaccines, McMaster tells them to use what they have, A Q&A with Tom Rice: Why he voted for impeachment, Treasurer, school board chairman reject area NAACP's call to resign, etc. Read more

The January 20, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes With three projects ‘likely’ to be considered competing, state may reject one or more, Some Horry County hospitals hovering near full capacity, One dead in Friday night shooting near Loris, etc. Read more

The January 13, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Flooding problems remain top priority for new District 9 councilman, Some local hospitals hovering near full capacity, Hospitals push to give COVID-19 vaccine as DHEC OKs immunization for older patients, etc. Read more

The January 6, 2021, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris City Council, Why HCS gave school builder $1.5 million in tax cuts before gutting facilities department, Lawsuit: HCS knew about mold issues, but didn't fix the problems, etc. Read more

The December 30, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris queens spread Christmas cheer, Paul Prince served Horry County well through the years, etc. Read more

The December 23, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Local 11-year-old sings national anthem for Myrtle Beach Bowl, HCS athletic trainers ask district to pause all sports, etc. Read more

The December 16, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes McMaster: First set of COVID-19 vaccines coming to S.C. this month, AES is the first district school to complete plexiglass installation, Horry County Council scraps local mining regulations, etc. Read more

The December 9, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris still winnowing candidates for administrator, Brooklyn Sawyer uses her Miss Loris platform to help her community, Military plane crash victims memorialized after 48 years, Loris welcomes the Christmas season, etc. Read more

The December 2, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene Loris man in desperate need of kidney transplant, Loris man uses his art to connect with family at Thanksgiving, etc. Read more

The November 25, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris museum project needs funding, Parents must decide school schedules soon, Horry County auditor fires successor after larceny investigation leads to no charges, etc. Read more

The November 18, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Horry County schools ready for classroom plexiglass installation, Honoring those who served, Doctors say flu shots are essential, etc. Read more

The November 11, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes The day in 1972 that rocked Galivants Ferry, Plexiglass installations for grades K-5 to get underway next weekend, etc. Read more

The November 4, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris City Council, A match made in Orlando: CCU student gets companion dog, Jury finds Gary Bennett not guilty in 20-year-old murder, etc. Read more

The October 28, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Council votes to end mask mandate Oct. 30, Schools hope to quash COVID reporting rumors, Some voters haven’t received absentee ballots, etc. Read more

The October 14, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes 41st Annual Loris Bog-Off to comply with COVID-19 restrictions, guidelines, Loris parks getting much needed upgrades, HCS discusses plexiglass options, new data page, etc. Read more

The October 7, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Trey Calloway Band to headline at Bog-Off, Interim Loris administrator resigns to take job with city of Conway, HCS will continue with hybrid learning through Oct. 16, All HCS Virtual transfers approved, parents still concerned, etc. Read more

The September 30, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes 41st Annual Loris-Bog Off queens, Myhorrynews.com reporter named weekly Journalist of the Year, DHEC: 102 more cases of COVID-19 in S.C. schools since Sept. 21, etc Read more

The September 23, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Despite pushback, Horry County's mask mandate will continue, HCS Virtual processing requests of those wanting back into the classroom, etc. Read more

The September 16, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Bog-Off still on for Saturday, Oct. 17, Report: Over 290 cases of COVID-19 in schools across the state, Gman’s Thunder Ride set to honor Gannon Stauch, bring awareness to child abuse, etc. Read more

The September 9, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris approves hospitality fee settlement, Organizers planning ‘modified’ Loris Bog-Off Festival, Horry County extends mask mandate for 60 days, etc. Read more

The September 2, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris still debating Horry County over Hospitality Taxes, Students begin school in a hybrid setting, County seeking $17.7 million for buyout program, Coroner identifies person killed in hit and run on S.C. 9, etc. Read more

The August 26, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Outside firm hired to help bring city audits up-to-date, There will be a Loris Bog Off Festival; How big is still unknown, Horryites suffering from prolonged COVID-19 symptoms look for answers, Good Hope Church member says, after two y… Read more

The August 19, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Kent Wright recommended for Loris Fire Assistant Chief, Dozens apply for Loris City Administrator position, Here's how DHEC suggests schools should handle quarantining of students, staff, etc. Read more

The August 12, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris City Council, WLSC is now on 106.7 FM, Horry School Board approves proposed reopening plan, etc. Read more

The August 5, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Virtual schools see enrollment increases, Horry County looks to make absentee voting more convenient, Court delays CARES Act funds to create SAFE grants, etc. Read more

The July 29, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Farmers Market held each Friday and Saturday, Spearman discusses school reopening plan approvals, Families of CresCom Bank shooting victims file lawsuits, etc. Read more

The July 22, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Brandon Harrelson now serving as interim Loris City Administrator, Board: School start date will now be September 8, High school sports season delayed for at least three more weeks, Fall sports schedule written in pencil, etc. Read more

The July 15, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Chairman to ask school board to delay first day of school until September 8, Metal powder producer announces $1.5 million investment in Cool Springs, South Carolina’s 2020 Sales Tax Holiday kicks off Friday, Aug. 7, etc. Read more

The July 8, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Search for new administrator underway as new FY 2021 budget passes, Horry County Council approves mask ordinance, Nearly two dozen arrested in major drug bust in Horry County, etc. Read more

The July 1, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes City of Loris postpones second reading of 2020-21 budget, Three new football coaches navigate introductions among COVID-19 restrictions, Spearman: What happens with schools depends on South Carolinians response to COVID-19 precautions, etc. Read more

The June 24, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Prince secures $80,000 for LHS football parking lot repaving, Loris administrator cut from budget, County gets first estimates on Busbee Bypass cost, etc. Read more

The June 17, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes New flagpole dedicated to the memory of Clyde Richardson Jr., Streetscape, possible community center discussed by Community Programs Committee, State task force discusses possible fall school reopening guidelines, etc. Read more

The June 10, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Loris businesses reopen while working hard to keep everyone safe, New and improved city hall now open, Loris Assistant Fire Chief Larry Hickman laid to rest, 'There is no set path': Horry County students celebrate 2020 graduation amid CO… Read more

The June 3, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes Sunday protest in Conway remained peaceful, What happened Sunday: from a peaceful march to a standoff on Mr. Joe White Avenue, eLearning again? Board wants all students to have their own devices, etc. Read more

The May 27, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes I got tested for COVID-19 at a mobile testing site. Here’s what it was like!, Graduation details coming together, School board talks budget, summer programs and more, etc. Read more

The May 20, 2020, edition of the Loris Scene includes ‘Class of 2020 Cruise the Town’, Old State Theater Renovations receives $20,000 boost, Horry County schools plan for graduation, Proposed uses for Myrtle Beach Speedway property include hotels, townhouses, etc. Read more