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In the new year, Waccamaw Dermatology has many new additions to celebrate. The dermatology group currently operates in five locations across Horry and Georgetown Counties. They offer patients complete dermatologic skin care with a concentrated focus on skin cancer with options that include s…
“All children deserve to live in a safe, nurturing home where they can feel valued and loved.”
Alex Del Castillo gets “a lot of joy” out of teaching.
Hunter Seda wants to help people.
State health officials expect to make a decision about the future of three Horry County hospital projects by April.
The historic Peanut Warehouse on Conway’s riverfront has already undergone an outside transformation, but the new owners have even more plans to upgrade the inside and add services for people who want to rent the popular building, according to one of the new owners.
Today the college football bowl season kicks off right here in Horry County with the inaugural Myrtle Beach Bowl.
A GameStop location in Horry County is closing its doors.
Myrtle Beach wants to make living in the city more affordable for its employees by helping with a home down payment or paying for part of the rent.
Myrtle Beach approved selling nearly 145 acres of campground property on the Grand Strand that generate millions of dollars each year for Myrtle Beach International Airport amid the threat of a lawsuit from Horry County over the sale. City officials also decided what would happen if the sale…
SURFSIDE BEACH — It’s about time.
Some tree sellers feared low sales, but some have seen an uptick in early decorators coming for their holiday trees.
Laura Bullock got a head start on buying Christmas gifts, the same pattern she follows every year.
Conway Mayor Barbara Blain-Bellamy officially proclaimed this Saturday as Small Business Saturday, encouraging everyone to shop local - not just this Saturday but as often as they can.
Teresa Holmes decided she wanted to be a teacher when she was in second grade, inspired by her teacher Mrs. Bonnie.
Virtual job fair hopes to fill healthcare positions Tuesday.
Virtual healthcare job fair coming this Tuesday.
Five events, each expected to draw hundreds, were given the nod by Myrtle Beach City Council Tuesday.
For the past 30 years, Judi Bonnoitt has brought cheer to her customers at Ooh La La every winter with a holiday open house.
Trees have been coming down and sitework is beginning for a new United Community Bank on the corner of U.S. 501 and 16thAvenue in Conway.
In her small craft shop tucked off Broadway Street in the heart of Myrtle Beach, Bridgett Bolie works diligently.
Michelle Harrison isn’t afraid to get her hands dirty for the sake of education.
Lynne and Kevin Candler may be new to world of retail, but they’ve used their skills and experiences to bring their dream of owning a store to life.
Emmalee Holmes loves helping people.
From colorful flowers and towering palm trees to plentiful piles of mulch and stone, you can find everything you need to create a welcoming landscape at Discount Landscape Supply in Conway.
A global pandemic didn’t stop a group of Grand Strand professionals from giving back and inspiring youth this year.
S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster on Friday issued an executive order lifting occupancy limits for all restaurants in South Carolina, effective immediately.
Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in October, you can enjoy the delicious Rodizio experience of Rioz Brazilian Steakhouse North Myrtle Beach at a special price, all while giving back to four local charities.
A Myrtle Beach bar has lost its alcohol license.
“We expect a good turnout. We definitely feel that the timing is right and it will be a worthwhile event.”
Developers on Wednesday pitched their plans for a new 55-and-older Del Webb community to North Myrtle Beach city council during a public workshop.
Broadway at the Beach is suing two of its former clubs for not paying rent, according to a lawsuit filed in Horry County last week.
Folks looking for work on the Grand Strand are in luck, as SC Works Waccamaw is hosting a job fair in Conway on Tuesday.
Myrtle Beach city leaders hope abandoned railroad lines and a proposed partnership with Horry County will put the area on track toward economic investment, increased tourism and health benefits.
As the end of summer approaches, Grand Strand businesses are reflecting on a season ravaged by a pandemic.
For a second time, Surfside Beach Town Council voted to award a contract for construction of a new, revamped pier.
Celebrating the accomplishments of local students is “vitally important” to Ray Winters.
The dream of earning a living doing what you love is the reason so many business owners enter the world of entrepreneurship. Especially during the start-up phase, passion for and dedication to your product or service and those you serve are the necessary ingredients for a successful venture.
When Kimberly Broesder and Tori Williams dreamed of opening Rustic Roast, opening during a global pandemic wasn’t part of the plan.
Education is important to the Sparks Toyota family, not only within their company, but within the Horry County community.
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While COVID-19 has put the actual celebration on hold, Croissants Bistro & Bakery, now with two locations, reached its 25-year-old milestone in March.
Whether you’re looking to spruce up your beach house or condo or need the perfect accessory for date night, you can find it all at Flamingo Porch – just see the “crazy flamingo lady” behind the counter.
Tupelo Bay Golf Center is the ideal place for any golfer or would-be golfer. It’s a complete facility featuring an executive course where you will “use every club in the bag but only three hours of your time.”
If your dog likes running, jumping and swimming or needs a little water action and TLC, take them to Benji’s Bed & Breakfast in Pawleys Island.
The Horry County Planning Commission will consider the rezoning request on Sept. 3.
Theatre of the Republic (TOR) Director Tim McGhee said that rumors in the community about both the theatre on Main Street and the Coastal Youth Theatre (CYT) are false.
“Is a criminal record holding you back? We’re here to help.”
Margie Lambert expected this.
A company producing, distributing and selling construction aggregates announced plans to open a site in Conway.
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