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Residents met with the board of the Horry County Solid Waste Authority (HCSWA) on Wednesday, April 6, in order to give their opinions and concerns about the possible expansion of the landfill, which sits on the rapidly-developing Highway 90 corridor.

Spraying for mosquitoes will begin this week in the unincorporated areas of Horry County and will continue through the summer.

Horry County Council may be about to press the detonate button on their fireworks ordinance.

The preserve, a popular local spot for recreational activities located just outside of Green Sea, recently added over 400 acres that will provide vital benefits to both the habitat and to public access for outdoor enthusiasts.

Longtime councilmember and local business owner Harold Worley will be running for re-election to the District 1 seat on Horry County Council this upcoming election.

It’s safe to say North Myrtle Beach would be a much different place without one group of volunteer first responders, who have made it their mission for nearly 70 years to provide life-saving medical attention to everyone in the city and its surrounding areas.

Last week, Chiefs head coach Brian Smith witnessed the culmination of a lot of hard work over the course of the season, as he saw his team control, dominate and create at will in blowout region wins against South Florence and Wilson.

North Myrtle Beach may soon be getting a new industrial park in a rapidly-developing part of the city that officials hope will help diversify the local economy. 

The Loris Lady Lions varsity soccer team has made huge strides in a short period of time. After going winless over the course of the last six seasons, they won their first game in more than half a decade last Tuesday night as they dismantled Georgetown by a score of 3-0.

There’s going to be a whole ‘lotta racquetball at the North Myrtle Beach Aquatic & Fitness Center this weekend.