Historically incumbents are re-elected 90% of the time. Incumbents have the ability to raise more money for re-election. In 2010, the average …
Conway is abuzz over the idea of installing traffic roundabouts on Main Street.
Through no fault of its own, Horry County’s road building program known as RIDE III could fall seriously behind schedule.
Setting government policy under the harsh light of public scrutiny can be a daunting task.
Allegations made in a lawsuit filed by the former spokeswoman for the Horry County School district are troublesome.
After many years of languishing unproductively, the property once known as Hard Rock Park is coming to life.
Proponents of I-73 received an early Christmas gift recently when Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach made major commitments to fund the propo…
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The whirlwind of marketing has wheeled us off again. This week, as we round the bend into the holiday season and the homestretch of 2022, we f…
The first crisp days of fall once signaled a rite that sustained Horry County families through the long, cold winter months -- hog killing day.
I was watching the Clemson-Notre Dame game on Saturday night when a person appeared on our television screen. It was a middle-aged individual …
In the closing days of the Civil War, Confederate veteran Pvt. Dennis Todd limped back to Horry County after fighting valiantly for a lost cause.
For a brief period in the 1800s, Horry County ranked as one of the top producers of turpentine in the United States.
Revolutionary War hero Robert Conway made a name for himself...literally.
A chance encounter on a rice plantation marked the beginning of a love story that continues to impact residents of Conway.
The integrity of elections in Horry County came into question recently when nearly 1,400 ballots intended for Democrats were mailed to Republi…
I hope Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s bold strategy of busing illegal immigrants to places like Washington, D.C. and New York City will achieve its …
The progression of how public education deals with the COVID-19 pandemic has been interesting, to say the least.
The curtain fell on Act I of the Democrat-led panel “investigating” the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of former President Do…
At what point will the American public draw a line in the sand and say “no more?”
Change may be inevitable, but sometimes you just have to shake your head in disbelief.
Sadly, the voting process was irreparably compromised recently when more than 1,300 ballots were sent to the wrong group of voters.
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