Representatives from CHA Consulting, Inc. presented the Horry County Schools facilities assessment and proposed master plan for the district’s high school tennis and track facilities on Monday afternoon.

The Horry County Auditor’s Office has a new weapon to use in its fight against newcomers who don’t register their cars in South Carolina, and they plan to start putting it to use Monday with the opening of school.

The family of Amanda Holbrook, who passed away at age 30 on September 10, 2018 due to a rare cancer, commemorated her July birthday by paying it forward. 

Sometimes Facebook is good for something.

The Coastal Carolina Board of Trustees approved their Tuition and Fees for the 2019-2020 school year this morning, raising undergraduate in-state tuition by 0.9 percent, and by 2.8 percent for out-of-state undergraduates.

Horry County Police’s Criminal Investigation Division is looking into a possible sexual assault on an Horry County school bus involving students from Horry County Alternative School.

Aynor High School’s 192 seniors said goodbye to high school last night during the graduation ceremony for the Class of 2019.

The Palmetto Academy for Learning Motorsports (PALM) Principal Avery Moore raced the school’s student-built car at Myrtle Beach Speedway on Saturday night for a good cause.

Waccamaw Elementary School’s new vending machine isn’t filled with candy bars and snacks.

Janell Porter’s children weren’t able to come cheer on their mom as she was inducted into the National Adult Education Honor Society through Horry County’s Adult Education this past week, but she said they were in her heart.

Dr. J. Ralph Byington, Coastal Carolina University's Executive Vice President and Provost, has resigned, according to Caroline Rohr, external communications coordinator with CCU.

When Shannon Jesequel won Conway Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year award this past fall, she said she had wanted to make a name for herself at the school.

Katie Smith, theater teacher at Conway High School, said that attending the “All Out May 1” rally in Columbia on Wednesday with fellow teachers was inspirational.

Horry County Schools will demolish the storage building beside Conway High School.

Conway Elementary School 4th graders came together Friday to remember their classmate Camari Chestnut with a special ceremony.

Forestbrook Elementary third grade teacher Alicia Rife came full circle today, as FES opened their time capsule that included items she placed herself, as a third grader.  

Wearing red, 17-year-old Nasro said, is one of the good things in her life.

Coastal Carolina University’s Office of Intercultural and Inclusion Services will present a public screening of a short film called Brave Girl Rising on Wednesday, a follow-up to the inspirational 2013 film, Girl Rising.

School board chairman Ken Richardson wants to expedite district projects, like the Horry County Education Center, by tweaking the details of how the facilities committee is involved in the process.

Conway High School will present a Chicken Bog Fundraiser on Tuesday at 4 p.m., followed by the CHS A Capella Choir’s Songs for the Soul sacred concert at the CHS Auditorium at 6:30 p.m.

Lakewood Elementary School’s Earth Day Festival will be held Saturday at the school from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., according to the school’s inquiry teacher Marie Valentine.

Eann Kelsey isn’t really a Beast, but he’s going to pretend to be one in Conway High School’s three performances of the musical Beauty and the Beast.

Jenny Leckey, last year’s Teacher of the Year for Horry County Schools, said she was once at a place in her career where she felt literally strangled.

Horry County Schools and the City of Conway are working to move closer to an agreement on what to do about tennis courts in the area, this time discussing locating new courts at Collins Park instead of Conway Recreation Center.

Coastal Carolina University student and New York native C.J. McDermott has a busy summer ahead – including competing in the Miss South Carolina pageant, in the National Baton Twirling Competition and in the International Baton Twirling Federation Grand Prix competition in Limoges, France.

Conway resident and 2018 Coastal Carolina University graduate Hannah Hamelman will be using a prestigious scholarship she just received to further her studies in Russian and Georgian culture to possibly one day serve as a U.S. diplomat.

Marion Haynes, public education specialist for the Horry County Museum, and Conway City Administrator Adam Emrick joined Whittemore Park Middle School Principal Quintina Livingston as Principals for the Day on Tuesday.

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.

Academy of Arts, Sciences and Technology senior Brandon Panepinto said his time on the school’s CyberPatriot team has given him real world experience and an amazing chance to learn about networking and cybersecurity as a career.

The Horry County School Board finally voted to officially adopt its priorities for a Five-Year Plan, but board members took the dollar figures out of the equation.

Heidi Dickerson was on the floor of her classroom trying to fix a chair when Principal Michael McCracken came in with other staff members to let her know she had been named Aynor High School’s Teacher of the Year.

Results of a recent mold re-testing by Palmetto EHS were sent to Saint James Elementary School parents tonight, after a recent retesting of two areas in the school where mold spores were found to be amplified.

Sara Boone said yes twice in one week.

June 15 is a day that Everclear frontman Art Alexakis will never forget.