Edgewater Ventures announced the build-to-suit development of a new Class A distribution facility for Pepsi Bottling Ventures LLC (PBV) at Palmetto Coast Industrial Park in North Myrtle Beach.
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Edgewater Ventures announced the build-to-suit development of a new Class A distribution facility for Pepsi Bottling Ventures LLC (PBV) at Palmetto Coast Industrial Park in North Myrtle Beach.
Read More »The Solid Waste Authority’s Spotlight on Environmental Awareness (S.E.A.) program recognizes agencies/businesses/companies that practice reducing, reusing and recycling in their daily operations, promotes the conservation of natural resources and/or utilizes sustainable business practices.
Read More »As the Christmas holiday season reaches its climax on Sunday, most of us will take a deep breath and enjoy our family, friends and acquaintances for a needed holiday celebration. Many will attend a church service and celebrate the birth of Jesus. Those with different beliefs or religions will still find time to follow their traditions.
Read More »North Myrtle Beach Fire Department Chief Garry Spain recently presented Suzanne Klein and NMB Parks and Recreation Operations Manager Matt Gibbons with a Citizen Heroism Award.
Read More »The North Myrtle Beach High School girls and boys basketball teams each finished last week winning two of their three final non-region games before the Christmas holidays and tournament play.
Read More »Edgewater Ventures announced the development of Palmetto Coast Industrial Park, a four-building Class A industrial development that will total nearly 720,000 square feet upon completion.
Read More »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 »Get your motors runnin’.
Read More »The investigation stems from an alleged incident that occurred at city hall last Tuesday, May 10, between NMB city manager Mike Mahaney and Laura Weaver, a local business owner of Glass Bottom Kayak Tours.
Read More »The center, located in the Lake Arrowhead unincorporated area of Horry County that lies just beyond the city limits of North Myrtle Beach, is operated by the county and began to accept waste and recyclables last Friday, May 13, and officially reopened this Wednesday, May 18.
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