Greg Rowles announces his plan to open a unique and unprecedented entertainment and dining venue in North Myrtle Beach in Spring 2024.
Read More »Lady Chiefs split home games with Bruins, Seahawks
The North Myrtle Beach High School Lady Chiefs varsity basketball team stayed home last week as they lost a Wednesday game against South Florence and then beat Myrtle Beach Friday on senior night.
Read More »Chiefs boys basketball loses two close games to South Florence, Myrtle Beach
The North Myrtle Beach Chiefs lost 51-49 to South Florence last Wednesday and then ended the week on the short end of a 57-47 score in Friday’s second home game of the week.
Read More »Rescue Squad creates explorer program for aspiring first responders
There will soon be a whole new set of local students who are equipped to help with life-saving missions in the area.
Read More »City summer concert series, events to start
With warm weather and sunny skies already upon us as we move further into 2022, the kickoff to summer is just right around the corner.
Read More »New indoor go-kart track brings the thrill of the race to Main Street
Get your motors runnin’.
Read More »United Way of Horry County announces new ’community gameplan’ to help better address local issues
Local residents who need a little bit of help to get through difficult times will have a strengthened familiar ally moving forward, with increased collaboration and outreach efforts.
Read More »Coast RTA makes changes, looks to begin major projects after receiving funds
The countywide transit authority will be undergoing a few changes soon, as Coast is also set to receive a few million dollars in federal and state funding.
Read More »Horry County Council shoots down increased impact fees for developers
After much deliberation over the past year about raising impact fees on new developments, Horry County Council decided to vote against a proposed increase at a nearly two-hour workshop on Tuesday.
Read More »HCS proposed budget includes raises for employees, possible coaches’ supplement
Teachers, nurses, athletics coaches and faculty members of schools throughout the county may see an increase to their paychecks come August.
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