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.
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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 »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 »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 »Teachers, nurses, athletics coaches and faculty members of schools throughout the county may see an increase to their paychecks come August.
Read More »The Cherry Grove golf course, widely known as one of the most acclaimed layouts on the entire Grand Strand, added to its impressive list of accolades when it was announced as the local course of the year by the Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association (MBAGCOA).
Read More »After an impressive opening home victory against Beaufort in Little River, the North Myrtle Beach Chiefs fell in the boys soccer 4A playoffs to a deep and talented North Augusta squad that is one of the top programs in the state.
Read More »The community, one of the fastest-growing areas of Grand Strand and Horry County, may be about to grow a lot more.
Read More »After a long legal battle that has taken place over several decades, Horry County officials feel they are on the verge of finally creating a permanent road maintenance fund that will withstand any future lawsuits.
Read More »The firefighters and employees of North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue have once again been designated as one of the top departments in the Palmetto State.
Read More »North Myrtle Beach City Council gave final approval to its plans for improvements made at the Cherry Grove Park and Boat Landing, but they face a lawsuit from one of the companies affected by the alterations.
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