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Horry County Council may be about to press the detonate button on their fireworks ordinance.
Read More »Horry County Council sends fireworks ordinance back to public safety committee for revisions
Cartwheel Bay Heritage Preserve near Green Sea adds vital acres for conservation, recreation
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.
Read More »NMB Rescue Squad continuing to help save lives in the local community for close to 70 years
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.
Read More »Loris Lady Lions soccer team continuing to lay the foundation for future success
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.
Read More »Local races see several challengers, many running unopposed in upcoming primaries
After the close of the filing period for candidates, Horry County voters now know who will be on the ballot when primaries come around in a few months. Several local races will see challenges to the incumbents who currently hold office, mostly on the Horry County Council and Board of Education.
Read More »Keep Horry County Beautiful receives grant to support local litter reduction programs, looking for area park adoption partners
A major grant of nearly $10,000 was awarded to Keep Horry County Beautiful to aid in their litter prevention and community outreach programs, as well as help fund infrastructure projects that make improvements to the county’s facilities throughout the year.
Read More »Clemmons named Horry County master in equity
Former Representative Alan Clemmons was recently honored with a special designation by Horry County officials which will see him assume a new role going forward.
Read More »Filing window for candidates running for office in Horry County open through March 30
Filing for seats in public office began at noon on March 16 last week and will give those interested in running another week to submit their paperwork filing for their candidacy.
Read More »Buck Creek Watershed in Longs getting federal funding for critical flood study
The Buck Creek Watershed, a major drainage basin for the entire county located in Longs, received more than a million dollars in federal funding last week in order to study flooding that has historically been a consistent problem for surrounding residents, including in 2018 after Hurricane Florence.
Read More »Longs new state of the art fire station to open by late spring, land purchased for Wampee/Nixonville
After more than two years since the groundbreaking, Longs residents will finally be seeing their new state of the art fire station open soon.
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