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Seafare restaurant burns down in Myrtle Beach
MYRTLE BEACH – Horry County fire crews battle a blaze at a Myrtle Beach restaurant. The Seafare Restaurant at 9925 North Kings Highway caught fire at approximately 9:23pm Saturday night, said Horry County Fire Rescue spokesperson Lesley Yancey.
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Folks shuck oysters in Murrells Inlet despite chilly weather
MURRELLS INLET, SC -- Saturday’s chilly weather did not stop many people from going out to an oyster roast in Murrells Inlet. The Shuckin’ on the Strand Oyster Roast was put on by gsSCENE, a young professionals group in Myrtle Beach.
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Myrtle Beach Boat Expo shows economic boost
MYRTLE BEACH, SC -- Plenty of boats are parked inside the Myrtle Beach Convention Center for the 28th Annual Boat and Sportsman Expo. This year, the event includes all kinds of outdoor sports.
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Myrtle Beach Police arrest woman on child cruelty, trespassing charges
MYRTLE BEACH, SC -- A Myrtle Beach woman was charged with cruelty to children and trespassing Saturday after police and motel security forced their way into her motel room at 7:03 a.m. and found her, a child and an unresponsive man along with empty liquor and pill bottles.
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Myrtle Beach park teams up with DJJ for resteration project
MYRTLE BEACH, SC - The Myrtle Beach State Park will team up with the Department of Juvenile Justice in Horry County to do a Pont Restoration Project on Saturday.
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Myrtle Beach residents, businesses look forward to road opening
MYRTLE BEACH—Frank Bryant said his neighborhood use to be quiet and quaint, Friday when discussing the new Fred Nash Blvd. He added, that was 20 years ago.
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Aide arrested for assaulting Little River student
LITTLE RIVER, SC - A teacher's aide was arrested Friday morning after scratching a child while trying to remove the child's shirt at North Myrtle Beach Intermediate School.
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Horry County Police Chief retires, interim chief named
CONWAY, SC - Horry County Police Chief Johnny Morgan is retiring.
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Conway counterfeiters sentenced in federal court
COLUMBIA, SC - United States Attorney Bill Nettles stated today that Parish Gagum, age 23, and Dashawn Jamel Ford, age 22, both of Conway, South Carolina, were sentenced yesterday in federal court in Florence, South Carolina, for passing counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes.
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McLeod Loris Seacoast announces layoffs
McLeod Loris Seacoast eliminated 48 positions out of the nearly 1,000 at the two hospitals and extended care facility.
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Three recognized for work with Horry County Schools Adult Education
CONWAY, SC - A community leader and two Horry County Schools’ Adult and Community Education educators were recognized at the South Carolina Department of Education’s Adult Education Practitioners’ Spring Training Day held in Columbia on February 3.
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Ocean Bay Middle collects items for "Teens For Jeans"
CONWAY, SC - Ocean Bay Middle School participated in Aéropostale’s charity drive called “Teens For Jeans,” by collecting over twelve hundred of pairs of jeans for locals in need.
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McLeod Loris Seacoast hospital lays off workers
McLeod Loris Seacoast, which operates hospitals and health care centers on the north end, has laid off 48 workers this week, saying it needed to restructure because of several factors that has affected the business’ finances.
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Suspect arrested in Horry County homicide case, GPS helped police
CONWAY, SC - A Longs man charged with murder in connection with Thursday's homicide in Horry County.
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"Curiosity" leads North Myrtle Beach teacher to adventure
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH - Diane Scher is the grand prize winner of an online contest, and the technology teacher will take a trip to Yellowstone National Park this summer.
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Fred Nash Boulevard in Myrtle Beach set to open February 21
CONWAY, SC - Horry County, along with the City of Myrtle Beach and the South Carolina Department of Transportation, will open the new Fred Nash Boulevard (Withers) on February 21.
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Annual oyster shuckin' event set for the Grand Strand
MURRELLS INLET, SC - On Saturday, GsSCENE holds it’s fourth annual "Shuckin' on the Strand Oyster Roast."
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SC bills on garbage control could impact Horry's Solid Waste Authority
CONWAY, SC - Trucks constantly come in and out of Horry County's landfill, but Mike Bessant with the Solid Waste Authority said that could change if some State House legislation passes.
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Georgetown sign ordinance puts people out of work
GEORGETOWN—The early part of the year you see those folks dressed up as the statue of liberty promoting tax service businesses. Georgetown recently told the new branch of Liberty Income Tax its wavers were not allowed per a city sign ordinance.
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Man dies after being shot in the leg in Longs
LONGS, SC - A man has died after being shot in Longs Thursday.
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Myrtle Beach health professionals suggest ways to keep fitness goals
MYRTLE BEACH, SC - Six weeks into the new year is about the time when people sometimes start to lose motivation for their new year's resolutions. There are some ways to stay on track when it comes to reaching health and fitness goals.
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Horry man denied unemployment, claims former employer breaks law
LITTLE RIVER, SC- For the last ten years Russell Cook has worked at Billy the Kid’s restaurant.
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Waccamaw Pottery Shopping Center has a new owner
MYRTLE BEACH, SC - The Waccamaw Pottery property was sold at the end of 2011 to investment group 3W LLC, according to the center's property manager.
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Tea and Ethics Discussion Series at CCU focuses on grading
CONWAY, SC - Coastal Carolina University professor Preston McKever-Floyd will facilitate a panel discussion on “The Ethics of Grading” Thursday, Feb. 16, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Thomas W. and Robin W. Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts Recital Hall.
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CCU Theatre presents 'Servant of Two Masters'
CONWAY, SC - Coastal Carolina University’s Department of Theatre presents Carlo Goldoni’s play “Servant of Two Masters.”
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