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Post 10804 donates flags to River Park

By William La Monte Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10804 Life Member and River Park resident Dan Farley thought it was not right that the entrance foyer at the River Park Senior Living did not have an American Flag in the lobby. After discussing it with Diane Renner, River Park’s Community Manager, Dane brought the idea to VFW Post 10804. Post members voted to take on the project and post leadership went about finding and purchasing the flags and stands. Dan’s wife Cathey thought the flag idea would also be appropriate for the lobby of the River Park Assisted Living …

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Check your mail for audit notices

Keep an eye out in coming weeks for these bright green envelopes that say “Horry County Exemption Audit Notice”. If you receive one, please do not throw it out! This is your reminder that the Assessor’s Office is missing documentation regarding legal residence applications. Missing documents can be submitted via email, fax or mail. These notices are being sent this week to anyone who was given “provisional or conditional” approval of their legal residence status. The deadline to turn in missing documents to avoid a rebill at the higher rate is May 31, 2026. Have questions? Contact the Horry County …

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Little River Inlet maintenance underway to fortify channel

By Ruben Lowman The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has officially mobilized crews for a vital dredging and maintenance project at the Little River Inlet, with operations having commenced this Monday, April 13. This federal navigation project is designed to address significant shoaling within the channel by removing approximately 65,000 cubic yards of sand, which will then be repurposed to stabilize the northern jetty. For the residents and local businesses in Little River, this inlet serves as the lifeblood of the local maritime economy, providing the only direct access to the Atlantic Ocean for miles in either direction. Maintaining the …

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Club offers boat safety course exam

America’s Boating Club North Strand will host the nationally recognized ABC Safe Boating Course on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at the Tidewater Plantation Amenities Center’s large meeting room located at 1601 Spinnaker Road in North Myrtle Beach. This comprehensive, full day course is designed for new boaters, experienced boaters and anyone considering boating. Participants will learn essential boating knowledge, including: types of boats and choosing the right one; boating laws and regulations; required safety equipment; safe boating practices; basic navigation; handling common boating problems; trailering, storage and boat protection; and considerations for hunting, fishing, water-skiing and river boating. While the …

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Organization supports residents after house fire

By Sarah B. Thomas Over the past 15 years, North Strand Community Home (NSCH) has been honored to serve many families, veterans and individuals in the community. We are especially grateful for the lasting relationships we’ve built, with several former residents continuing to give back and advocate for NSCH. One such individual is a former resident who worked tirelessly to rebuild her life while supporting her two sons. She had been living in a home owned by the family of a wheelchair-bound veteran, serving as his caretaker. Tragically, they recently experienced a house fire and are no longer able to …

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Plant Swap set for Wednesday

By Gianna Forbis The North Myrtle Beach Parks and Recreation team will host its Spring Plant Swap at the J. Bryan Floyd Community Center’s outdoor courtyard on Wednesday, April 22, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. This is a free event, open to the public. Bring any plants, cuttings, pots and tools you are willing to part with and swap them for something new to you. Come ready to learn, share and make new plant loving friends. There will be a designated free area for plants to be donated if you are not looking to swap with others and need …

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Police checkpoint scheduled for Friday

A Traffic Safety Checkpoint is set for Friday, April 17, 2026. The 15th Circuit Law Enforcement Network will be conducting a Traffic Safety Checkpoint on Friday, April 17, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Highway 17 Business in Surfside Beach, S.C. This multijurisdictional checkpoint will be conducted by the law enforcement agencies of the 15th Circuit Law Enforcement Network. Officers will be focusing on: driver’s license violations; vehicle registration and insurance compliance; and impaired driver enforcement. The goal of this joint operation is to enhance public safety, deter traffic law violations and educate the community on the importance of …

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City council results given

The North Myrtle Beach City Council met in a regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, April 6, at 6 p.m. at North Myrtle Beach City Hall. There were three items on the Consent portion of the agenda: A. RESOLUTION: Memorandum of Understanding between the City of North Myrtle Beach Police Department and the Horry County Sherriff’s Office (APPROVED). B. RESOLUTION: Reappoint Dean Mureddu as the North Myrtle Beach Municipal Judge for a two (2) year term (APPROVED). C. MOTION TO APPOINT: Two appointments and two reappointments to the Accommodations Tax Committee (APPROVED). There were four items on the Unfinished Business agenda: …

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NMB Easter Egg Hunt is fun event for kids

By John Smithson It was a perfect day for the 44th annual North Myrtle Beach Easter Egg Hunt last Saturday at McLean Park. The hunt is held on Easter Saturday of every year and families and kids gathered in different sections of the park waiting for the countdown to 10 a.m. and the rush to pick up eggs they could trade in for a treat. A large crowd of kids entered the park from all directions and gathered behind yellow tape waiting for the signal to begin their annual hunt. The city’s Parks and Recreation staff monitored the different egg …

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City receives Fire Safe SC Community Designation

The North Myrtle Beach Fire Department has once again received the Fire Safe South Carolina Community Designation for 2025, marking its sixth consecutive year earning this statewide recognition. The Fire Department first achieved the designation for the 2020 calendar year and has maintained that standard each year since. “This recognition reflects the consistent dedication of our team to fire prevention and community risk reduction,” said Fire Chief Billy Floyd. “We are proud to continue this work and remain committed to keeping our residents and visitors safe.” Fire Safe South Carolina is a statewide initiative launched in 2019, when only 57 …

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