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S.C. Governor Henry McMaster told citizens Sunday afternoon that there was no excuse for the violence erupting across the state.
On Wednesday, the Conway Chamber of Commerce virtually announced the winners of their two Salute to Education scholarships – first place $1,000 winner Jacob Black from Loris High, and $500 runner-up Jordan Grace Elliott from Green Sea Floyds High.
Capt. Lawrence Long and his crew hauled ice buckets and dropped reels into holders before sunrise.
Scrubbing down an outdoor bar top with disinfectant, Pam Vereen remained upbeat even though she had no customers.
At the beginning of June, the newly-renamed City of Conway Sports and Fitness Center will re-open its doors to the public.
Cypress Grille was open only 12 days before COVID-19 shut the brand-new restaurant down.
Folks walking through downtown recently may have noticed that the Peanut Warehouse has gotten a facelift.
Governor Henry McMaster announced Friday that beginning Monday, May 11 at 12:01 a.m., restaurants will be allowed to have indoor dining once again, with restrictions.
Governor Henry McMaster said in a brief update Wednesday that AccelerateSC is focusing on a strategy to provide more COVID-19 testing to South Carolinians in the next month.
Once Gov. Henry McMaster announced he would allow outdoor dining at restaurants across the state again starting Monday, Horry County restaurants sprang into action.
Governor Henry McMaster announced Friday that he is removing the mandatory home or work order in the state beginning Monday, May 4, as well as removing restrictions on short term rentals, and allowing outdoor dining at restaurants.
Since 1974, SERVPRO of Horry and Georgetown County has been providing residential and commercial Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration services with 24-hour emergency service and quality customer service.
Those excited about strolling through Horry County's farmers markets will have to wait just a little longer.
Horry County did not lead the state in unemployment claims last week, but the county still saw the second-highest number of claims filed, according to data released Thursday by the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce.
Drew Johnson was able to turn his passion for comic books into a career running a retail store thats sells them in Surfside Beach.
Like other businesses in town, the Theatre of the Republic in Conway has fallen on hard times due to the COVID-19 virus.
Seeing essential workers continue their duties during the coronavirus crisis, Tara Ewalt and Ana Mabry hatched an idea to show their thanks.
Surfside Beach is set to furlough approximately 41 town employees due to the coronavirus crisis.
For the third straight week, Horry County led the state in unemployment claims, according to data released Thursday by the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce.
SCORE Grand Strand is dedicated to helping local business owners and employees all year long, and a time of crisis is no different.
An unexpected recess of the S.C. Legislature, due to COVID-19, could delay the passage of a statewide law that supporters say is designed to simplify business licenses.
The doors of the Franklin G. Burroughs - Simeon B. Chapin Myrtle Beach Art Museum are currently closed to the public in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 , but that hasn’t stopped the staff from bringing art education to the people of Horry County and beyond.
Beginning tomorrow, March 28, all state parks in South Carolina will be closed through April 30 to support the state's response to COVID-19.
Since Darren Smith has been in the restaurant business in Downtown Conway he’s overcome a flood and two fires, but a pandemic is a first for him.
A cluster of hungry visitors gathered off a busy highway in Garden City Beach for some eats. Emblazoned with illustrations of skulls and a fiery color scheme, the food truck there stood out as cars zipped past.
North Myrtle Beach officials announced protocols in place regarding different services while the city's public buildings are closed to the public. All city buildings will be closed to the public starting Monday.
HTC rolled out three initiatives today, designed to support the connectivity of the community with a focus on students and businesses, in preparation for the economic impacts of COVID-19.
The Myrtle Beach Mall sent out a release today saying that "out of an abundance of caution," the interior of the Mall, located at 10177 North Kings Highway, will be closed beginning tonight at 7 p.m. until further notice.
Just before 2:30 Thursday afternoon, the management of the Gay Dolphin Gift Cove met with their staff.
Concerns over the coronavirus pandemic aren’t stopping locals from ordering dishes from their favorite diners — they just have to get their meals to go.
Grand Strand industry leaders offered advice to local businesses Monday about how to operate as concerns over coronavirus continue to mount.
A federal program, credited to S.C. Senator Tim Scott, has $3 trillion to spend on rehabilitating poor and rundown areas, and state officials want South Carolina to get its share of the money.
When Kayla Fulmer was a little girl, she always told people she wanted to be a teacher when she grew up.
With 60 miles of beautiful beaches, a wide selection of restaurants, great schools and a welcoming, friendly community, who wouldn’t want to move to the Grand Strand? Jamie Broadhurst and his team at Century 21 Broadhurst are ready to help make your dream a reality.
Brand new Pro Karts on the Pro Track is one more feature that makes the Feb. 14 season opening of Broadway Grand Prix exciting.
Dr. Aaron Epstein of CMC Surgical Associates said that he is fully involved in the operations while using the new da Vinci Robotic Surgery platform.
Two nurses who go above and beyond have earned DAISY awards for their extraordinary work.
There are two rules in Jennifer Gaskins’s first grade class: be kind and work hard.
A former Kangaroo gas station could see new life as a tap house if plans for the Conway area property come to fruition.
He may end up being a civil engineer, or possibly a mechanical engineer. But either way, 15-year-old Andrew Weaver wants to understand how entrepreneurship works.
The Christmas decorations are packed up for another year, the New Year’s Eve bubbly is all gone…but we still have to eat!
Did you know that German POWs were held in Myrtle Beach during World War 2?
Linsey Strunga’s passion is working with children, whether in or out of the classroom.
Although Conway City Council has not taken a final vote on the site of its new city hall, Conway’s chamber of commerce is moving forward with planning for its future if it must move to make room for the new building.
Whether you’re looking for a gift for a wine lover, a beach bum, a pet owner or a fashion-forward diva, you’re sure to find something for everyone at Design on a Dime.
For Horry County native Katie Ford, teaching in the county has always been a dream.
The 5th T Innovation Group, operator of the Conway Innovation Center, is adding several new business services at the Conway Innovation Center.
Patriotism and appreciation for veterans will be the focus of the 15th Salute to Veterans coming to the historic Horry County Courthouse on what is forecasted to be a cold Saturday morning.
This is what Burn Boot Camp is not: “It’s not about comparing yourself to someone else,” says Allison Pavone, who with her husband Michael owns the new Carolina Forest franchise.
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