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Atlantic Beach Town Council met last Monday, March 7, to discuss what measures to implement this year for their annual Memorial Day Bikefest, which they have cancelled the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The North Myrtle Beach neighborhood will soon be getting a major re-development that may bring coffee shops or arcades, along with a high-rise or two.

The city is looking to hire more first responders to keep up with growth and an unprecedented volume of service calls. The parks department is also getting a head start on hiring more seasonal employees before the summer.

After more than two years since the groundbreaking, Longs residents will finally be seeing their new state of the art fire station open soon.

The ramp, located next to Heritage Shores Nature Preserve on 53rd Avenue North, has seen higher traffic in recent years due to an increase in population and kayaking companies that take people out on guided tours through the saltwater marshes of Cherry Grove.

The North Myrtle Beach High sports complex recently received a makeover and an upgrade, courtesy of the county school board and local parents and supporters of the athletic program who wanted to see it continue the steady progress and positive momentum achieved in recent years.

If you happen to cross paths with Batman, Superman or Wonder Woman in North Myrtle Beach next Friday, don’t think twice, it’s alright.

North Myrtle Beach and Horry County are potentially set to receive millions of dollars as a result of a massive legal settlement between attorney generals across the country and large distributors and manufacturers of opioids.

The North Myrtle Beach Chiefs boys basketball team hosted the six-team Shootout By The Sea tournament this week in the gymnasium of NMB High School.

The talented musician and local icon is a true throwback to a bygone era.