Dozens of protestors gathered along the Garden City Connector in front of the Indian Wells Golf Club Monday afternoon to speak out against a rezoning request that would allow for more than 500 new homes to be built in the area.
While many are feeling the effects of the government shutdown, including locally, one Grand Strand restaurant is giving back to federal employees.
A veteran formerly stationed at Fort Bragg and recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star recently won $200,000 in the lottery.
Noah Cutler is a student athlete at Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach. He's a basketball player and also a big star on social media. His talent caught the attention of none other than the Harlem Globetrotters.
Charlie’s Place could be completely redone as soon as the end of this year, and that kind of news is sitting well with those who grew up and still visit the neighborhood.
Changes to the Myrtle Beach food truck ordinance could soon go before city council, this comes more than a year after Myrtle Beach approved a pilot program allowing food trucks to operate within select city limits.
A new Homeowners Association law is now in effect throughout South Carolina.
Registration is open for the City’s January 24-March 14 Ocean Rescue Junior Lifeguard program. All classes are at the North Myrtle Beach Aquatic & Fitness Center.
It’s New Year’s Eve, which means many people will be going out tonight to ring in 2019.
The historic Jamestown District in Florence County has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Santa made an extra special delivery at Grand Strand Medical Center this Christmas.
For the fourth time in a week, a seal has come out of the ocean and onto Myrtle Beach’s shores.
In the final hours before Christmas, shoppers are scurrying about trying to get gifts to wrap and put under the tree.
It’s the season of giving and 10-year old Madison Kirkwood, who attends River Oaks Elementary School, is using this special time to give back to those in need. She says seeing smiles on everyone’s faces is enough to fill her Christmas wish list this year.
This holiday season, businesses in downtown Florence decked their store fronts with Christmas decorations, but one business stood out.
The skies over Myrtle Beach became the stage for the spectacular Wings Over Myrtle Beach, the area’s first air show in 20 years.
That fondness for making children happy, now going on two millennia, is evident on St. Nick’s face during his annual stop to meet with the youngsters of the Grand Strand.
Volunteers at Saint John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church along the U.S. 17 Bypass in Myrtle Beach have been preparing meals all week long to feed thousands of people this Christmas.
The woman thought she had to give up on the Christmas gift idea for her husband after she was owed money and work, but then a local business called her with a surprise.
Christmas came early for kids in Marion County as the sheriff’s office held their 3rd annual Shop with a Cop.
A gem in downtown Conway brings holiday cheer to the area all year round.
Horry County Fire Rescue is helping you get in the Christmas spirit by baking cookies for Santa.
A seal that spent more than 12 hours laying on the sand near 30th Avenue North in Myrtle Beach has returned home.
One of the biggest stories and weather headlines we covered in 2018 is Hurricane Florence.
Dozens of protestors gathered Wednesday morning near Surfside Beach to speak out against a new puppy store set to open soon.
Nights of a Thousand Candles is one of those “must see events” here along the Grand Strand.
There’s a healthy Jewish population in the area as well, and this time of year they celebrate Hanukkah, the festival of lights that dates back thousands of years.
Some Conway firefighters’ heroism and generosity is being rewarded.
A new playground is in the works in Conway that council members believe is a very unique addition to the area.
A Conway couple is dazzling Christmas light enthusiasts with their elaborate display in front of their home.
Officers with the Myrtle Beach Police Department spread holiday cheer to some elderly residents this weekend.
The father of a victim of the Sandy Hook mass shooting paid tribute to his late daughter Friday in Surfside Beach.
The city of Bennettsville received a $435,000 Community Development Block Grant from to the South Carolina Department of Commerce to demolish abandon and dilapidated homes in the Shady Rest community.
The City of Myrtle Beach is looking into establishing historic districts in the downtown area for business and neighborhoods, and could also come with the potential for discounts on development and redevelopment.
The Fair Housing Act allows individuals who use assistance animals to apply for accommodation from landlord or local authorities.
Coastal community leaders met Wednesday to discuss projects they’d like to see come to life, heightening dunes and flood prevention being some of them.
A local group known as Stop Offshore Drilling in the Atlantic, or SODA, met Wednesday at the Waccamaw library in the Litchfield area to discuss seismic testing and offshore drilling.
On Tuesday, Myrtle Beach Police presented plans to start a digital neighborhood watch using the RING neighbors app. This new app is free to the department, city, and public.
Myrtle Beach paid more than $100,000 to Parkman Tree Service for trimming and removing trees in 2018.
The Myrtle Beach Train Depot was transformed Monday night into a wizarding world where muggles need not apply!
It’s been nearly three months since Hurricane Florence made landfall, displacing many families throughout Horry County this holiday season.
It was a homecoming celebration for one local soldier and his family as he returned home just in time for Christmas.
Construction for the new Boys and Girls Club is moving along on the corner of Carver Street, Mr. Joe White Avenue and Dunbar Street. The club’s CEO is hoping it will be complete and ready to go by next school year.
This year, hundreds of residents and community leaders have been working together on a plan for Horry County’s future.
Local veterans are getting some help to buy groceries this holiday season thanks to a fundraiser held last month.
The Credit Unions of the Carolinas donated $20,075 to the seven officers involved in the Oct. 3 Vintage Place shooting.