 |
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
North Myrtle Beach Times |
| |
PO Box 725
North Myrtle Beach,
S.C. 29597
Phone: 843-249-3525
Send Email: nmbtimes |
|
|
Top News Stories |
|
|
|
Current Events
By Judy Corley
On Dec. 21, 2009, William Bailey began his week taking the day off to shop for his family’s Christmas gifts and prepare for the holiday. But what began as a day of holiday fun spiraled into an intense controversy which quickly found Bailey suspended, demoted and in limbo wondering about his future.
|
By Karen Reider
Each year the halls of North Myrtle Beach Primary School are filled with children dressed up as various characters. They smile and wave at beaming parents equipped with cameras and recorders.
|
By Judy Corley
Organizers of the 22nd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival are ready to offer up the best event in its history and on Saturday, March 13, thousands will be on hand to enjoy the event.
|
By Judy Corley
North Myrtle Beach City Council traveled to the Santee Cooper Wampee Conference Center last week to discuss a budget of $59,840,469 for fiscal year 2010-11, an increase of over $2.6 from the current budget.
|
By Judy Corley
North Myrtle Beach City citizens packed City Hall Monday night and they were on a mission to show support for the beleaguered council and the city they love and call home.
|
By Judy Corley
North Myrtle Beach City Manager John Smithson announced his retirement last week after serving North Myrtle Beach for 30 years.
|
By Judy Corley
The first annual North Myrtle Beach Community Prayer Breakfast is being organized by the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce and hosted by Mayor Marilyn Hatley and members of City Council.
|
By Karen Reider
Not even the soaking South Carolina rain could dampen the spirits of the JobLink Center team in Little River on Monday, Feb. 22, during their ribbon cutting ceremony.
|
By Judy Corley
A recent mix of wintry weather has kept North Strand residents indoors and looking for activities out of the elements.
|
By Judy Corley
North Strand residents will soon have a new way to buy home-grown produce, farm fresh eggs, local seafood and other Carolina grown and harvested crops if a proposed Farmer’s Market is approved by City Council.
|
LET IT SNOW | North Myrtle Beach residents enjoyed a short but fun snow day on Saturday.
|
By Judy Corley
Five North Myrtle Beach firefighters were recognized Monday night for their efforts during two recent house fires in the city and were named Employees of the Month.
|
By Judy Corley
North Myrtle Beach City Council members spoke out Monday night about the problems in the city’s public safety department and the efforts underway to correct them and bring order back to the city.
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
