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Conway Medical Center announced today it is enhancing its cancer care program with a new affiliation with Duke Health and a September opening of a new Cancer Center at CMC.
The time is now for filing ownership claims with the court-appointed certified public accountant regarding the Conway Golf Club stock certificates.
Your CBD Store Conway general manager Desmond Poole will tell you things about CBD oil you didn’t know.
The Ruiz family is bringing a new style of seafood to Myrtle Beach.
Looking for a way “to bring peace and calm” into her life, Nicola Roberts started going to Beautiful Mind in Carolina Forest and noticed a difference immediately.
What do an ice cream shop and a fitness gym have in common? The two new businesses should be open – one in Carolina Forest and one in Forestbrook – by this time next month.
Nipa Applegett was on the move when she decided she wanted to purchase the X Gym.
This fall, folks of all ages can come out and see the likes of Hershey, Almond Joy, and M&M.
After a very successful soft opening, Costa Bowls officially opened its Downtown Conway location's doors this morning.
Juan Molina is fed up.
Some familiar faces are coming back to the restaurant business in Conway, as Luchy and Mery Chuton and their families open Lou-Cho's Chinese Restaurant on Friday, June 7 in the old Chan’s Chinese location.
A biker rides down Ocean Boulevard during Bikefest. This year’s event again saw a heavy police presence and smaller crowds. Some bikers said they won’t be back next spring.
Twenty-four people are working to bring new business to Kristen Saurini, business development and office manager at Davis & Massey Insurance Agency.
Steven Jones of Granny’s Florist is heartbroken.
Floor Coverings International is a family affair for the Cummings family of Pawleys Island.
With the owners and manager named Salvatore, Giuseppe, Filippo and Antonio, how can the Italian food be anything but amazing?
A new Jimmy John’s sandwich shop is planned for the South Strand.
Conway native Brooks Herring will continue to make a difference in the lives of veterans after winning the S.C. Research Authority (SCRA) Fan Favorite award at the 10th Annual Proving Ground entrepreneurship competition at the University of South Carolina in March.
From humble beginnings in a little red barn in Myrtle Beach to its current clinic with a full-service pharmacy, Friendship Medical Clinic has been a source for accessible health care since it opened its doors in 1965.
A new shop serving made-to-order doughnuts is coming to the South Strand.
A new organization at Coastal Carolina University aims to help students looking to enter the legal cannabis industry after graduating.
Don’t be fooled by the cannoli or the zeppole or the apricot jam-filled cornetti.
Two job fairs are taking place on the Grand Strand.
Chloe Stampfle, a ninth-grader at the Academy of Arts, Science and Technology, was inspired by her 12-year-old autistic brother when suggesting that the AAST Students in Action chapter raise money for SOS Healthcare’s Oak Tree Farm Project.
The Conway City Council, expressing concern for the safety of vaping and the appearance that vape shops might give to Downtown Conway and riverfront visitors, is considering restricting the shops to industrial areas.
Palmetto Shores pastor Ronny Byrd has dedicated his life to ministry and has received state-wide recognition for his service.
Beach Family and Urgent Care plans to open a new office in Surfside Beach in the spring.
Jenna Dukes’ dream of opening a community pharmacy included the people she would serve, as well as herself.
The owners of a cake shop located on the Grand Strand are being featured on an episode of a new show airing on Food Network Monday.
Proposed legislation that recently passed in the state House of Representatives seeks to bar communities from enacting laws regulating tobacco products.
Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue put out a blaze at a Broadway at the Beach restaurant Friday afternoon, Lt. Jonathan Evans said.
Local legislators hope to get Congress to regulate costs
Melissa Nobles said she and her family prayed about what to do with their 32 acres of farmland for nine years.
The $9.8 million U.S. Department of Transportation grant recently awarded to the R.J. Corman Railroad Company is certainly appropriately named for Conway.
Conway's movie theater closed this week.
Sean Huff wants to clean your trash can.
The U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA) began transitioning six Business Recovery Centers into Disaster Loan Outreach Centers effective Friday, Dec. 14.
With six convenient locations across the Grand Strand and specialists in both family practice and emergency medicine, Beach Family and Urgent Care is here to handle your family’s healthcare needs.
Jennifer Campanelli believes in the Oreck product.
Carolina Regional Cancer Center has been committed to providing quality cancer care and radiation therapy close to home since first opening its doors in 1980.
All the client has to do is breathe and relax.
Are you getting all the benefits you deserve? Now is the time to compare your Medicare plan options.
Horry County's industry recruitment agency didn't have to look far for its next leader.
Susan Pate passed a whole lot of drug stores between her home in Barefoot Resort and Carolina Forest Pharmacy in Forest Village Plaza.
Downtown Myrtle Beach businesses want to help.
When minister Dan Hager heard about the need for shelter for Tidelands Health team members who would be working during historic flooding threatening Georgetown County, he didn’t hesitate to act.
Danny and his wife, Christine, have run the Conway Eggs Up Grill for all of the last 10 years.
When Mike Costello moved from Massachusetts to Myrtle Beach, he had no intentions of becoming a realtor.
Conway City Council voted Monday afternoon to hold off on filing an injunction to stop a barrier on U.S. 501 bypass that they thought might cause more Conway homes to flood, but after they all went to the site to see the work for themselves they agreed the barrier is a good idea.
A hurricane, potential flooding and snarled traffic could almost be called a blessing for Downtown Conway restaurants, but that was not the case earlier this week for all business owners.
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