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A death investigation is underway after a woman's body was discovered in the waterway area near Little River.
The city of North Myrtle Beach on Monday said it was look into ways to regulate "offensive music" on Main Street.
A 26-year-old Mullins man pleaded guilty to a December 2020 stabbing of a North Carolina man.
Residents in Longs are still waiting for a mobile postal unit to open on the grounds where their original post office was destroyed in a fire last month.
North Myrtle Beach council held a workshop on new Sea Glass Cottages plans in Barefoot Resort, showing fewer units and a swimming pool.
Horry County is funding a boardwalk for the Little River waterfront, but construction faces obstacles.
Tropical Storm Elsa is expected make its way through the Myrtle Beach area Thursday morning, bring rain, high winds and a possible tornado.
Thousands of beachgoers celebrated the Fourth of July on the North Strand Sunday as the American Pride March took place near Main Street in North Myrtle Beach.
Warm weather and little rain is expected across the Grand Strand this holiday weekend.
A federal grand jury returned a 13-count indictment charging four people in the Myrtle Beach area for participating in an international telemarketing scheme.
North Myrtle Beach city councilor Terry White, who was elected in 1992 and is the longest-serving member of council, will not seek re-election in November.
Mail is being re-routed to North Myrtle Beach after a fire destroyed the Longs post office. Door deliveries will continue.
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Horry County Council approved a rezoning that would allow a 12-story high rise in Little River between Coquina Harbor and Highway 17. But residents don't want it.
Jones' memoir, Low Country, recounts her life growing up in South Carolina between Conway and Myrtle Beach. Through 13 chapters and 230 pages, she opens up about the turbulence of her home life.
North Myrtle Beach's $131 million budget for Fiscal year 2022 includes lots of infrastructure projects and no new taxes.
For the first official Pride Month in Myrtle Beach, more than one hundred people gathered in Chapin Memorial Park to celebrate Thursday evening.
Horry County partnered with the Eastern Carolina Housing Organization (ECHO) to mobilize its $10.7 million grant to assist people struggling to pay their rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
North Myrtle Beach could have a record tourism season from a post-COVID travel boom.
Driscoll Riggins of Little River is charged with murder in connection to a North Myrtle Beach shooting that killed Durance McCray of Longs.
Dr. Gerald Harmon, vice president of medical affairs at Tidelands Health, is soon to be the new president of the American Medical Association (AMA).
Building is booming North Myrtle Beach.
Few events could be scarier for a young child than being in an automobile wreck or seeing the police at their home in an emergency situation.
The oceans play a vital role in the success of Myrtle Beach. Thousands of people travel to the Grand Strand every year for the sake of dipping their toes in the Atlantic or getting their feet covered in sand that stretches for miles up and down the coast.
Horry County and South Carolina saw a spike in death and murders in 2020, but they weren't all due to COVID-19. Theories point to the ancillary effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) has partnered with the South Carolina Brewers Guild to encourage vaccination rates among young adults. In its Shot and a Chaser campaign, individuals can attend events at numerous breweries across the state and receive a free drink after their shot.
Horry County Council on Tuesday voted to defer a rezoning request to allow a high-rise building next to Coquina Harbor in Little River.
The Murrells Inlet MarshWalk, Barefoot Landing and Broadway at the Beach will host firework shows to celebrate the Fourth of July.
The 38th annual Taste of the Town will return to the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in November.
Waccamaw Regional Transportation Authority (Coast RTA) began offering its free shuttle service in downtown Myrtle Beach on Tuesday.
The work of four artists will be on display at the Myrtle Beach Art Museum this summer.
A Pennsylvania man died over Memorial Day weekend after being injured in wreck a week earlier, Horry County Deputy Coroner Tamara Willard said.
The Memorial Day weekend Bikefest in Atlantic Beach was back for 2021.
Vendors at North Myrtle Beach Flea Market in Little River are going through the rubble again following a second fire in less than four months.
Driscoll Riggins was arrested in connection to a fatal shooting at Captain Archies in North Myrtle Beach. The city said he would be served a warrant for murder.
The lawsuit filed by the Coastal Educational Foundation is blocking a deal to preserve the northern end of Waties Island.
Warm weather kicks off Memorial Day weekend on the Grand Strand but rain is expected to roll through, according to the National Weather Service.
One person was killed in a vehicle vs. pedestrian incident Monday night, officials say.
The Academy for Technology and Academics (ATA) hosted their annual Signing Day Blitz Tuesday to celebrate the 24 graduating seniors who pursued their respective career training and signed their first business contracts.
The Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico is expected to be busy this hurricane season, with almost two dozens storms predicted for 2021.
North Myrtle Beach firefighters battled a fire in a large multifamily complex in the 900 block of South Ocean Boulevard around 1 a.m. Tuesday. No injuries were reported.
The city of North Myrtle Beach added a new paid parking lot along Ocean Boulevard in Cherry Grove. The lot costs $2 an hour.
No arrests have been made in connection to the shooting.
The family of a North Myrtle Beach pilot that died in a plane crash in Socastee Friday reflects on the passion he had for the open sky.
The newest McAlister's Deli is set to open towards the end of June in Conway's Celebration Square.
A fatal shooting happened at Captain Archie's in North Myrtle Beach Friday night. One person died at the hospital with multiple gunshots. Police are investigating.
North Myrtle Beach hopes its new parking ordinance will prevent crowded streets in residential neighborhoods this summer.
LandShark Bar and Grill officially opened for business in Barefoot Landing Wednesday after two years of development.
A third former employee filed a lawsuit against the city of North Myrtle Beach, alleged discrimination based on sex and age.
North Myrtle Beach City Council on Friday passed an ordinance to regulate parking at short-term rental units in residential neighborhoods.
A former Grand Strand Medical Center nurse was arrested following reports of missing medication, including morphine, according to arrest warrants.
Local agencies are closely watching the gas shortage that has hit the East Coast this past week.
“One way or another we’re going to get this parking under control."
Warmer weather is on the horizon this weekend as the Harley Bike Week Spring Rally comes to an end Sunday.
North Myrtle Beach's budget calls for a new emergency operations and data center, a new ocean outfall, more sports park facilities and underground utility lines.
Horry County officials prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.
Authorities recovered the body of one boater from the Intracoastal Waterway Monday morning, a day after crews began searching for two missing men.
Gwendolyn Gerald has attended the police memorial at the Horry County Government & Justice Center every year except one for the past 20 years.
The Hog Inlet and Dunn Sound Creek watershed plans hope to make the marsh water safe for oyster harvest, in part by building wetlands and a new 18th Avenue North ocean outfall in North Myrtle Beach.
The city has already passed ordinances tackling noise and trash complaints.
A second former North Myrtle Beach employee has filed a discrimination suit against the city.
Myrtle Beach welcomes a new fine dining restaurant at Grand Dunes.
A former employee of North Myrtle Beach’s finance department filed a lawsuit against the city on April 15, alleging in court records that she was terminated in retaliation for complaints about not being classified as a full-time worker despite working 40 hours a week.
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