George S. Lachmanek of North Myrtle Beach was born on January 23, 1952, and passed away on Wednesday, April 10, 2019. No services are scheduled at this time. Lee Funeral Home & Crematory of Little River/North Myrtle Beach is serving the family.

Tony Farrell Craven, 72, died April 13, 2019 at McLeod Regional Medical Center, Florence, SC. Born on August 20, 1946 in Pinehurst, NC, he was the son of the late Farrell Lester and Montie “Glenn” Lewis Craven. He was an avid fisherman. Mr. Craven is survived by his wife of nearly 50 years, Dolores Conrad Craven; two sons, Bradley Craven (Kimberly LeMaster) and Jason Craven (Jessica Weathers); sister, Joann McDonald (Roger); two granddaughters, Karter Craven, Cooper Craven and a number of nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 pm on Wednesday, April 17 in Lee …

The LORIS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE held their annual Easter Egg Hunt this past Sunday with lots of children having fun…RUSSELL’S SUPER SERVICE works hard all day to keep everyone’s vehcles up and running so they can keep traveling down the road… Megan BELL is having her birthday on Saturday, April 20…Ashley SUGGS is looking forward to her birthday on Sunday, April 21…Brooke STRICKLAND is enjoying her birthday on Monday, April 22…Nichole AUVIL is turning a year older on Tuesday, April 23…Maegan MILLIGAN, Christy McDONALD, Heather GABLEHOUSE and Shawna Renee BERRY are all celebrating their birthdays on Wednesday, April 24…Emmy Grey …

The new 2.5-mile McLeod Health Seacoast Nature Trail at the North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex is open for your enjoyment. A ribbon cutting ceremony held on Tuesday, April 16, officially opened the trail. The trail features native vegetation and interesting wildlife. Users will see a variety of birds and animals and lush vegetation, including Longleaf pines. Mile markers posted along the trail help users track their distance and location. “Walking and hiking paths are essential to all cities, and North Myrtle Beach will continue to preserve and maintain these opportunities and open areas for our residents and visitors …

Once again, as the glorious Easter season unfolds its beauty and splendor, let us rejoice…and let us pause to reaffirm in heart and mind, that message of renewal and rebirth which the day commemorates.  Let it also be, for each of us, a time of reflection and resolve, that we may cherish the joyful spirit of Easter keeping it alive and radiant throughout the year. “In the end of the Sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepulchure. “And behold, there was a great …

Happy Easter to EVERYONE and be safe… Vicki and Rex KEIBLER making surprise visit to North Myrtle Beach last Friday to attend special event and visit friends over the weekend… Delores THOMPSON checking on her longtime friend and sending greetings… Dad RANDALL so very happy that son Connor DENNIS is spending this week at the beach so they can get in some trouble??? Joann STRICKLAND such a lovely lade with beautiful hair… Ginger WELDON so very intelligent about so many subjects… Chester SMITHWICK doing much better now after having two broken hips recently… EVERYONE is invited to attend the Earth …

By Sharon Robinson Three Riverside Elementary School members of the Driftwood Keep America Beautiful (KAB) Kids Junior Garden Club received awards from the Garden Club of South Carolina (GSCS) at the 2019 State Youth Symposium held on April 6 at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia.  Yvette Otero, a fifth grader, won first place for her poster of Smokey Bear “Only You Can Prevent Wildfires”. Eva Campman, a fourth grader, won honorable mention in the same category.  In the Woodsy Owl “Lend a Hand, Care for the Land” poster competition, Kh’ Mya Watts, a fourth grader, won second Place. Driftwood’s president, Sandy Barker, …

Who would believe what began with a few friends in Columbia would have grown into an annual event that attracts a lot of big names in sports and entertainment? This year‘s event was the 25th celebrity Pro-Am golf tournament. Since 1994 when it all began it has changed the venue several times until they came to North Myrtle Beach. Hootie and the Blowfish, Monday after the Masters is a fundraiser for several charities. The proceeds are used to strengthen schools and improve educational resources for the South Carolina children and South Carolina Junior Golf Foundation providing scholarships to young students …

Prior to the April 15 North Myrtle Beach City Council meeting, Council members met in executive session for a legal briefing regarding Code of Laws of South Carolina, Section 57-9-10. Council took no action. During the April 15 meeting, Mayor Marilyn Hatley presented a Proclamation naming April 2019 as National Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention Month. She called on citizens to dedicate themselves to the task of improving quality of life for all children and families. Mayor Hatley said abuse and neglect affect about 679,000 American children annually. It is a serious problem affecting every segment of any community, and …

The Loris Fire Department received an alert for a large brush fire in the area of Loris High School. At the same time Loris Fire Department also had another alert for a large brush fire on Highway 45 in the Live Oak Community. The Loris Fire Department, Horry County Fire Rescue, Cherry Hill Fire Department, Goretown Fire Department, Mt. Vernon Fire Department and South Carolina Forestry Commission responded to Heritage Road to find a permitted controlled land clearing fire that jumped its fire break. Fire crews protected area buildings and extinguished hot spots while South Carolina Forestry Commission established a …